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Summer's Gone (10 Year Anniversary Edition)

How Did I Get Here

I've been writing music most of my life. Songs have always been the place where I've sorted out the events of day. If you trace these songs back far enough they tell a story of where I've been and what I've seen along the way. That said, most people don't have the time to sort through the hundreds of songs that have collected in the wake of my 20 plus years behind a piano, and that's why I love "Cecilia and the Satellite". As a song it encapsulate so much living against the back drop of a new life. Cecilia was written with the knowledge that my wife and I would soon meet our first child. With the hope of avoiding territory this type of song often treads, I tried to create a road map of the life I had lived leading up to that moment. One my daughter might look back on some day. A strange life of constant motion, spent traveling in the pursuit of music. A life I’ve nearly lost on more than one occasion and one which I am thankful for, now more than ever. Deep down this song is about more than me and where I’ve been, it’s about more than my daughter and what I want for her. It’s about being proud of where you come from and wanting the most for the people you share your world with.

Keep an eye out for tour dates on Monday!

LYRICS
I’ve locked myself in a hotel room
Then waited all night for the walls to move
I've loved some girls that I barely knew
I’ve made some friends, and I’ve lost some too
 
Crashed my car, I was seventeen
My mother in the seat riding next to me
The things I’ve learned from a broken mirror
How a face can change when a heart knows fear
 
For all the things my eyes have seen, the best by far is you
 
If I could fly, then I would know
What life looks like from up above and down below
I’d keep you safe, I’d keep you dry
Don’t be afraid, Cecilia, I’m the satellite
And you’re the sky
 
Oh, Oh
 
I've café crawled through Amsterdam
Been around the world with a punk rock band
And I’ve seen London, and I’ve played Japan
I’ve been knocked down, I got up again
 
For all the places I have been, I’m no place without you
 
If I could fly, then I would know
What life looks like from up above and down below
I’d keep you safe, I’d keep you dry
Don’t be afraid, Cecilia, I’m the satellite
And you’re the sky
 
Oh, Oh
I’m the satellite
And you’re the sky
 
For all the things my hands have held, the best by far is you
 
If I could fly, then I would know
What life looks like from up above and down below
I’d keep you safe, I’d keep you dry
Don’t be afraid, Cecilia, I’m the satellite
And you’re the sky
And you’re the sky
I’m the satellite
And you’re the sky
And you’re the sky


Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness

Cecilia And The Satellite

Electric Heart • 1950s • Volume 2 swings straight out of a neon-lit diner and onto the dancefloor with another ten Hopefire anthems reimagined through the golden glow of the ‘50s.
Think: jukebox crackle, sugar-sweet harmonies, camp swagger, and a whole lot of “I don’t give a damn if it’s dramatic” energy.

Every track becomes its own mini musical — Elvis hips, satin-smooth crooning, drive-in heartbreak, and over-the-top joy baked into every beat.
You get the wild Hopefire reinterpretations of today’s favourites: heartbreak bops turned sock-hop shakers, emotional anthems flipped into strutting rock-and-roll, plus the now-iconic bilingual Easter-egg track You & Me (Korean / English) returning for its second decade cameo.

Volume 2 is the sound of a pastel-blue Cadillac racing down Route 66 with the windows down, singing loud, feeling everything, and never apologising for it.

Welcome to the Hopefire time machine.
Fasten your seatbelts — the ‘50s just got fabulous.


Strut Your Stuff - 1950's Juke Box

Perfect Strangers

Perfect Strangers (feat. JP Cooper)

Roll Up

Digster Hits Nu 2016

This Girl (Kungs Vs. Cookin' On 3 Burners)

Kids In Love

I'm Good

First Impressions

Torn (Bonus Track)

This Mixtape is Fire.

Coming Over (feat. James Hersey)

From Matt and Kim's album LIGHTNING

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Lightning

Let’s Go

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Available Everywhere May 7th 



More Than Just a Dream

The Walker

Fools Gold

Roll Up

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