When was the song “Window” released by Manchester Orchestra?

The song Window was released in 2005, on the album “Nobody Sings Anymore”.

Who composed the song “Window” by Manchester Orchestra?

The song “Window” by Manchester Orchestra was composed by Andy Hull.

Manchester Orchestra

Window

Andy Hull

[Verse 1]
If you could roll the window down
I'm feeling crowded, and getting real nauseous
If you could take the force field down
I swear I'm trying to make conversation
If I could let my hair grow out
Then I could prove that I'm not so impulsive
If I could let my feelings out
Then I could show you that I have been thinking
That we'd have gotten further if we never even started at all

[Verse 2]
I'll meet you for coffee, let's say four
That way it's crowded and less complicated
Let's try and get this over now
I've set the setting of great mass destruction
If we're trying, we can strum things down
I just don't think I have got it left in me
If I try and tell you in words now
How much I need you, I know I'll be sorry
'Cause we'd have gotten further if we never even started at all

If you could roll that window down
If you could roll that window down

[Outro]
'Cause we'd have gotten further if we never even started at all
'Cause we'd have gotten further if we never even started at all
'Cause we'd have gotten further if we never even started

Trivia about the song Window by Manchester Orchestra

When was the song “Window” released by Manchester Orchestra?: The song Window was released in 2005, on the album “Nobody Sings Anymore”.
Who composed the song “Window” by Manchester Orchestra?: The song “Window” by Manchester Orchestra was composed by Andy Hull.