Snow Patrol are an Irish alternative rock band which formed in Dundee, Scotland. They are based in Glasgow and are signed to Polydor Records. Originally formed as an indie rock band, Snow Patrol have sought a more alternative rock and powerpop sound in recent years on the heels of mainstream success with the songs "Run", "Chasing Cars" and "Signal Fire" from the Spider-Man 3 soundtrack.
The band achieved worldwide success due to 2006's
Eyes Open, which sold 4.7 million copies worldwide. Snow Patrol have been nominated for three BRIT Awards and have won five Meteor Ireland Music Awards. Worldwide, the band have sold over 7 million albums.
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The WikipediaSnow Patrol - Crack the shutters
You cool your bed-warm hands down
On the broken radiator
And when you lay them freezing on me
I mumble, “Can you wake me later?”
But I don’t really want you to stop
And you know it so it doesn’t stop you
And run your hands
from my neck to my chest
Crack the shutters open wide
I wanna bathe you in the light of day
And just watch you as the rays tangle up
Around your face and body
I could sit for hours finding new ways
To be awed each minute
’Cause the daylight seems to want you
Just as much as I want you
It’s been minutes, it’s been days
It’s been all I will remember
Happy lost in your hair
And the cold side of the pillow
Your hills and valleys
Are mapped by my intrepid fingers
And in a naked slumber
I dream all this again
Crack the shutters open wide
I wanna bathe you in the light of day
And just watch you as the rays tangle up
Around your face and body
I could sit for hours finding new ways
To be awed each minute
’Cause the daylight seems to want you
Just as much as I want you
Crack the shutters open wide
I wanna bathe you in the light of day
And just watch you as the rays tangle up
Around your face and body
I could sit for hours finding new ways
To be awed each minute
’Cause the daylight seems to want you
Just as much as I want you
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