Official HD Video for "Nature's Law" by Embrace from the No.1 album ‘This New Day’.
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'Nature’s Law' is the lead single from Embrace’s UK number-one album ‘This New Day’, released 20 March 2006. Produced by legendary producer Martin ‘Youth’ Glover (founding member of Killing Joke), the single achieved considerable success, and reached number two on the UK Singles chart missing out on the top spot by less than 100 sales! It remains the band’s highest charting single to date. The video was shot on location near the city of Lodz in Poland.
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EMBRACE ARE
Mickey Dale - keyboards and piano, backing vocals, horn and string arrangement.
Steve Firth - bass guitar
Mike Heaton - drums, percussion, backing vocals
Danny McNamara - lead vocals, acoustic guitar
Richard McNamara - lead guitar, keyboards, percussion, backing and lead vocals, production, mixing
LYRICS
I tried to fight the feeling
The feeling took me down
I struggle and I lost the day
You knocked me out
Now everything's got meaning
And meanings bring me down
I'm watching as the screening
Of my life pans out
Every day I fight these feelings
For your sake I will hide the real thing
You can run all your life
For mine I will chase...
You should never fight your feelings
When your very bones believe them
You should never fight your feelings
But you have to follow nature's law
I'll live with never knowing
If knowing's gonna change
I'll stop the feeling growing
I will stay away
Like a broken record
Stuck before a song
A million beginnings
None of them the one
Every day I fight these feelings
For your sake I will hide the real thing
You can run all your life
For mine I will chase...
You should never fight your feelings
When your very bones believe them
You should never fight your feelings
But you have to follow nature's law
I wrote her letters and tried to send them
In a bottle I placed my hope
And it's the last will of good intentions
Seek your will, you'll give it to me
Don't make me wait
You build me up, now take me down
But I will stand my ground
And I'm inspired when I'm found
You should never fight your feelings
When your very bones believe them
If you let them show you'll keep them
I know you're hurt but soon you'll rise again
Again, again, again, again, again, again, again
You should never fight your feelings
When your very bones believe them
You should never fight your feelings
I have to follow nature's law
ABOUT EMBRACE
Formed in the early ‘90s, Embrace solidified their current line-up in 1996, consisting of brothers Danny and Richard McNamara, bassist Steve Firth, keyboardist Mickey Dale, and drummer Mike Heaton.
Their breakthrough came in 1997 with the indie anthem 'All You Good Good People', followed by top 10 hits 'Come Back To What You Know' and 'My Weakness Is None Of Your Business'. Debut album 'The Good Will Out’, released in June 1998 soared to number one and went on to sell over 500,000 copies in the UK alone, marking it out as one of the fastest-selling debuts by a British artist. Subsequent albums, 'Drawn from Memory' (2000) and 'If You've Never Been' (2001) both entered the top 10 before the band left their original label Hut Recordings.
After a three-year hiatus, Embrace signed with Independiente Records. 2004’s 'Out of Nothing’ album propelled the band back to the top of the charts, thanks in part to Coldplay's Chris Martin, who wrote the hit single ‘Gravity' for the album. The album went on to sell over 600,000 copies in the UK (2xPlatinum) and the band has now scored eight consecutive top 10 album in their career to date.
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14 окт 2024
