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The Chills - Pink Frost

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I want to stop my crying
I want to stop my crying
But she's lying there dying
How can I live when you see what I've done?
How can I live when you see what I've done?
What can I do if she dies?
What can I do if she dies?
What can I do if she's lost?
Just the thought fills my heart with Pink Frost
I thought I was dreaming -
so I didn't heed her screaming
I'm so scared
I'm so scared
She won't move and I'm holding her head
She won't move and I'm holding her head
She's lost...Bye Bye Bye
She's lost...Bye Bye Bye
She's lost...Bye Bye Bye
Pink frost...Bye Bye Bye
I'm really not lying
I'm so scared
I'll have to stop my crying
Now she's dead
What can I do if she dies?
What can I do if she dies?
What can I do if she's lost?
Just the thought fills my heart with Pink Frost
(Oh no!)

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26 апр 2010

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@richardjarvis722 19 дней назад

RIP Martin. Im so sad, Loved you & your music from day one.

@user-pm2kn5vi9x 19 дней назад

So very sorry to learn of Martin's passing. One of our NZ music legends.

@GeekGirlsChannel 19 дней назад

RIP Martin

@johngardner5660 9 лет назад

I saw this band at Exeter Lemon Grove in 1990. The audience was small -poor for such a decent band - but I think the band recognised the enthusiasm in the crowd and played a really decent set. It was only £2.50 too. The effort they showed was immense and they will always have my respect. Brilliant track by the way

@cackhandedchimp Год назад

Were you in the same circles as Thom Yorke? Think you would've both been in Exeter around the same time.

@filiporvik2782 3 года назад

The intro is interesting, but when it suddenly got dark with the part that builds until the first words, you know you're in for a treat

@StainesAlex 18 дней назад

Loved The Chills. Co-founders of the remarkable Dunedin psych-pop revolution. Was fortunate to see them and many other bands in Dunedin in the 1980s. Martin was a great man who enriched my life. RIP.

@raphaelmaraki 13 лет назад

i still think that this is one of the greatest songs to come out of nz.,doesnt seem to age.

@nzsjccom 12 лет назад

The Chills were a NZ band from Dunedin. The video was shot on the Otago peninsula at a place called Lovers Leap. I grew up there and every time I see this video it reminds me of the times I went there. Great song from a great Dunedin band.

@bpberthold 14 лет назад

The video imagery fits so well with a great haunting song. Great 80's song that few would know.

@tasimana 11 лет назад

Great band. Submarine bells and Brave Words are amazing albums. This is the first track of theirs I heard and one of my favourites. A haunting track.

@tiborvivi 12 лет назад

It was 1986 when I've heard this song on KFJC in Phil Dirt's show. I still like it!

@Alleswirdgut1982 8 лет назад

Real and raw. Great Stuff!!! Hard to find in modern-day music. New music often sound like "plastic". Very unreal.

@Jordamo Год назад

Lyrics to this song always reminded me of the opening scene of "River's Edge"

@ayshaxwills 10 лет назад

The lyrics... Wow. Chills down my spine. No pun intended

@woombroom69 13 лет назад

ha ha i allways said this would be at my funeral too lol.... but seriously one of the greatest and most brilliant songs that very few heard sad just sad, this to me is a tie between pink frost and thier other great song hidden bay witch in my opinion is even harder to find ...bolth graets along with all thier songs. this band is up there with a split second , big black, the stare, and sooo many more bands that time but not us forgot

@jowellsmedia 12 лет назад

Thank you MGMT. so much.

@_31513 8 лет назад

same here

@ruthdixon7807 Год назад

somehow the chills' albums never quite sustained the giddy rush of such pop thrills.

@econogate 11 лет назад

Death, the one thing we all think about and makes us crazy as a result, others demise and our own demise scare us make us crazy! Great song!

@benmochrie7832 10 месяцев назад

Thank John Peel for first hearing Chills. The Dunedin sound. This song kills me. 👊

@crockpile 8 лет назад

really incredible

@Explorer1302 13 лет назад

Went for a walk yesterday where this video was shot ... Sandymount and around Hoopers Inlet on the Otago Peninsula. I immediately recognised the road through the trees from this video while walking out to the cliff tops.

@cbeeber1 13 лет назад

This song is really fuckin awesome I had heard it a few times but never found out what it was called or who sang it then I saw a movie that had it in it. One of the greatest songs ever made.

@Lauge7 13 лет назад

Hate when people write something like "... got me here" but in this case it's true: MGMT got me here and that was a good thing

@SirHprdgn 13 лет назад

Really been getting into Flying Nun lately, but it's kind of overwhelming. So much great stuff.

@itsjessokay 13 лет назад

This is going to be my funeral song.

@Bennyboy1985 14 лет назад

Love the scarecrow. So creepy!

@DM-qs5ju 9 лет назад

What can I do if she's lost? Just the thought fills my heart with Pink Frost

@colinwilson4609 Год назад

A more polite Joy Division.

@DarkInsanity14 6 лет назад

I put this video up at 23:57 so I'd be listening to this song as the year changed ✌️

@chrisalugbuo467 9 месяцев назад

🔥🔥🔥ahead of its time fr

@kelechi_77 3 месяца назад

More like the New Zealand scene influenced all of modern indie music, but yeah as a zoomer this feels like it could have come out in the 2010s

@handglops 11 лет назад

chipotle brought me here!

@Metal-Possum 7 лет назад

Well, apparently New Zealand were pioneers for indie rock/pop.

@OldbeanO 6 лет назад

Is that actually true? I once heard that NZ independent bands were the most requested/ popular on US student radio... back in the 80's 90's

@Metal-Possum Год назад

@@OldbeanO The "Dunedin sound" was influential on bands like REM, Mudhoney, Pavement, Pearl Jam and Parallelled the USA's Paisely Underground scene. Definitely the stuff college radio stations would have been blasting.

@kelechi_77 3 месяца назад

@@Metal-Possum People forget to mention how important New Zealand was to modern indie rock, bands like Television Personalities and Buzzcocks were pioneers in the UK but it was groups like the Clean, Tall Dwarfs and the Chills who actually brought the indie sound to fruition.

@Oilisdeathtomany 14 лет назад

@porleegee I'm totally with you on this porleegee. Although I draw more parallels between Hallowed Ground (VF's) and this, as opposed to the Femmes first album which featured, of course, the brilliant BITS. Great stuff, nonetheless. Shit, there was some brilliant music around then, eh. Great melodies, interesting and clever musicianship and the best lyrics to boot. We were and still are so fortunate to have this.

@rros0511 5 лет назад

From Dunedin, so practically Scottish.

@Caligula138 8 лет назад

i think im going to go see them play tonight.

@agagpatatra 11 лет назад

Hymn!!!

@aaronsunderland8838 9 месяцев назад

❤

@weesasse 14 лет назад

friends and neighba's och the 80's

@GoldenDarks 8 лет назад

muito bom!!!

@yohannagulliverbirkett3278 7 лет назад

COOL😎

@quixot1c 14 лет назад

@djangosdawson5 oh yes.. this song is definately my thing. more darkness in my heart than in my eyes

@ShakingSeismologist 11 лет назад

New Zealand one, Australia nil. (and I'm not a kiwi)

@linnightl9277 9 лет назад

soggy cornflakes

@saanzacs 13 лет назад

@545t3t4t5 My bad, RIP Martyn Bull (drummer)

@MrPzhamz 14 лет назад

@Bennyboy1985 1984

@CalebCluff 13 лет назад

@bpberthold Ummm - why can't you believe it came from New Zealand?

@8wirral8 13 лет назад

Too bad they never had a bigger following.

@andreiivanof7712 7 лет назад

Apparently, back in the day they were one of the most requested bands on independent student radio in the U.S.. So it's all relative I guess

@Bennyboy1985 14 лет назад

What year is this song from?

@thomspearsbeach 9 лет назад

FEW

@xdoctorblindx 13 лет назад

@porleegee Unless your "art school indie outsider" circle practices lethal amounts of needle-injected drugs "Pink Turns to Blue" is absolutely not an "art school indie outsider anthem."