Scattered Black and Whites

Craig Potter, Guy Garvey, Mark Potter, Pete Turner, Richard Jupp

Been climbing trees I've skinned my knees
My hands are black the sun is going down
She scruffs my hair in the kitchen steam
She's listening to the dream I weaved today
Crosswords through the bathroom door
While someone sings the theme tune to the news
And my sister buzzes through the room leaving perfume in the air
And that's what triggered this
I come back here from time to time
I shelter here somedays

A high-back chair, he sits and stares
A thousand yards and whistles marching-band
Kneeling by and speaking up
He reaches out and I take a massive hand
Disjointed tales that flit between
Short trousers and a full dress uniform
And he talks of people ten years gone
Like I've known them all my life
Like scattered black & whites
I come back here from time to time
I shelter here somedays
I come back here from time to time
I shelter here somedays

Trivia about the song Scattered Black and Whites by Elbow

On which albums was the song “Scattered Black and Whites” released by Elbow?
Elbow released the song on the albums “Asleep in the Back” in 2001, “The Best Of” in 2017, and “Elbowrooms” in 2020.
Who composed the song “Scattered Black and Whites” by Elbow?
The song “Scattered Black and Whites” by Elbow was composed by Craig Potter, Guy Garvey, Mark Potter, Pete Turner, Richard Jupp.

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