When was the song “Death of a Digital Ghost” released by Manic Street Preachers?

The song Death of a Digital Ghost was released in 2013, on the album “Rewind the Film”.

Who composed the song “Death of a Digital Ghost” by Manic Street Preachers?

The song “Death of a Digital Ghost” by Manic Street Preachers was composed by Nicky Wire, Sean Moore, James Dean Bradfield.

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Death of a Digital Ghost

Death of a Digital Ghost

Nicky Wire, Sean Moore, James Dean Bradfield

[Intro]
You were crying
You were crying

[Verse 1]
I should have told you to stay longer
I want to hold you, keep you closer
Never felt it was an option
It's been so long, it's getting harder

It's not enough to see the future
When the past won't disappear
I dread the moment and it's coming
There's no way of escaping

[Bridge]
And I guess there's not a happy ending
All the weakness that I am protecting
Now it's time to stop all this pretending
Couldn't tell you 'cause

[Chorus]
You were crying
You were crying
You were crying
You were crying

[Verse 2]
There's no time to be tender
Never stopped always wanting
Face to face with a departure
Disguise the pain by acting stronger

Your smile burnt into the silence
Your words comfort and are timeless
There's no point in finding answers
The sun is rising through the vapour

[Bridge]
And I guess there's not a happy ending
All the weakness that I am protecting
Now it's time to stop all this pretending
I couldn't tell you 'cause

[Chorus]
You were crying
You were crying
You were crying
You were crying
You were crying
You were crying
You were crying
You were crying

Trivia about the song Death of a Digital Ghost by Manic Street Preachers

When was the song “Death of a Digital Ghost” released by Manic Street Preachers?: The song Death of a Digital Ghost was released in 2013, on the album “Rewind the Film”.
Who composed the song “Death of a Digital Ghost” by Manic Street Preachers?: The song “Death of a Digital Ghost” by Manic Street Preachers was composed by Nicky Wire, Sean Moore, James Dean Bradfield.