When was the song “The Union Forever” released by The White Stripes?

The song The Union Forever was released in 2001, on the album “White Blood Cells”.

Who composed the song “The Union Forever” by The White Stripes?

The song “The Union Forever” by The White Stripes was composed by Jack White III and Pepe Guízar.

The White Stripes

Alternative Rock

The Union Forever

Jack White III / Pepe Guízar

It can't be love
For there is no true love
It can't be love
For there is no true love

Sure I'm C.F.K. [Charles Foster Kane-Citizen Kane]
But you gotta love me
The cost no man can say
But you gotta love me

Well I'm sorry but I'm not
Interested in gold mines, oil wells, shipping or real estate
What would I liked to have been?
Everything you hate

Cause It can't be love
For there is no true love
It can't be love
For there is no true love

There is a man
A certain man
And for the poor you may be sure
That he'll do all he can
Who is this one?
Who's favourite son?
Just by his action has the traction
Magnets on the run
Who likes to smoke
Enjoys a joke
And wouldn't get a bit
Upset if he were really broke
With wealth and fame
He's still the same
I'll bet you five you're not alive
If you don't know his name

You said the union forever
You said the union forever
You cried the union forever
But that was untrue girl

Cause It can't be love
For there is no true love
It can't be love
For there is no true love

Trivia about the song The Union Forever by The White Stripes

When was the song “The Union Forever” released by The White Stripes?: The song The Union Forever was released in 2001, on the album “White Blood Cells”.
Who composed the song “The Union Forever” by The White Stripes?: The song “The Union Forever” by The White Stripes was composed by Jack White III and Pepe Guízar.