On which albums was the song “High Tension Line” released by The Fall?

The Fall released the song on the albums “Shift Work” in 1991, “The "Twenty-Seven Points"” in 1995, “Nottingham '92” in 1998, “The War Against Intelligence – The Fontana Years” in 2003, “50 000 Fall Fans Can'T Be Wrong - 39 Golden Greats” in 2004, and “50,000 Fall Fans Can’t Be Wrong” in 2004.

Who composed the song “High Tension Line” by The Fall?

The song “High Tension Line” by The Fall was composed by STEPHEN HANLEY, CRAIG SCANLON, MARK EDWARD SMITH.

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High Tension Line

STEPHEN HANLEY, CRAIG SCANLON, MARK EDWARD SMITH

High tension line, step down
Jeanette Fletcher is strange but not in a horrible way
And Michelle Spencer is this tight
Come and hear her today
And see 40-year olds in multicoloured shirts
It never used to concern me
But now it's making me say

High tension line, step down
Buying houses and doing them up far far away
Got at my shoulder CDTI and behind me TDK
You have to go far for the simple and unadorned
And please excuse my words, wandering

High tension line, step down
At my feet CDTI breakdown
And I pick up the phone, no-one
And am far too far fast for sampling
Just spend my time avoiding

High tension line, step down
Life is nothing more than a disposable
Facial tissue in a brass bin and spawn
Take it out, I notice face imprint
And please excuse my words, I'm wandering

High tension line, step down

Trivia about the song High Tension Line by The Fall

On which albums was the song “High Tension Line” released by The Fall?: The Fall released the song on the albums “Shift Work” in 1991, “The "Twenty-Seven Points"” in 1995, “Nottingham '92” in 1998, “The War Against Intelligence – The Fontana Years” in 2003, “50 000 Fall Fans Can'T Be Wrong - 39 Golden Greats” in 2004, and “50,000 Fall Fans Can’t Be Wrong” in 2004.
Who composed the song “High Tension Line” by The Fall?: The song “High Tension Line” by The Fall was composed by STEPHEN HANLEY, CRAIG SCANLON, MARK EDWARD SMITH.