When was the song “Meredith” released by Oceansize?

The song Meredith was released in 2005, on the album “Everyone into Position”.

Oceansize

Meredith

Jonathan Ross Ellis, Mark John Heron, Michael James Vennart, Richard Anthony Ingram, Steven John Durose

Gravity, gravity, why oh why you try to fail me
Never you mind, never you mind, never you mind it's entertaining
Is for a while, just for a while, your crocodile smile now is fading
Maybe I lied, maybe I lied, maybe I lied but it's entertaining.

Oh how I'd cut you to the bone.
Oh how I'd cut you to the bone.

This creeping and seething
I pour it on to make you grow
While I'm waiting for the lights to change.
Your love that is weakening
A last embrace before you go
Are you waiting for the lights to change.

Why try to fight, why try to fight, holding on tight but your hands are shaking
I'm pulling you down, pulling you down, from this dream you are never waking
What cannot see, what cannot see, what cannot see cannot try to lead me
I know my own mind, know my own mind, know my own mind and I'm not crazy.

Trivia about the song Meredith by Oceansize

When was the song “Meredith” released by Oceansize?: The song Meredith was released in 2005, on the album “Everyone into Position”.
Who composed the song “Meredith” by Oceansize?: The song “Meredith” by Oceansize was composed by Jonathan Ross Ellis, Mark John Heron, Michael James Vennart, Richard Anthony Ingram, Steven John Durose.