When was the song “W.I.T.” released by Feeder?

The song W.I.T. was released in 1996, on the album “Swim”.

Who composed the song “W.I.T.” by Feeder?

The song “W.I.T.” by Feeder was composed by Grant Nicholas.

Feeder

Rock and Roll

W.I.T.

Grant Nicholas

She's looking good in a new towel,
Looking clear in the new crowd,
She's so funny to be with,
So easy to forgive

See you, you see me,
We could be free,
I'll let you know

"Women in towels"
Take a look at the old suits,
Hanging around in the old school,
She's looking good with her hair down,
Feeling high in the fairground
See you, you see me
We could be free,
You've gotta live
So you could breathe
I wish you could just see yourself,
No shame, in pain (again)

"Women in towels"
"Life is work"
"It's not what you are, it's what you do"

See you, you see me
We could be free,
You've gotta live
So you could breathe
I wish you could just see yourself,
No shame, in pain (again)
"Women in towels"
"Women in towels

Trivia about the song W.I.T. by Feeder

When was the song “W.I.T.” released by Feeder?: The song W.I.T. was released in 1996, on the album “Swim”.
Who composed the song “W.I.T.” by Feeder?: The song “W.I.T.” by Feeder was composed by Grant Nicholas.