1) C… Read Full Bio ↴Crush is the name of at least fourteen different musical acts.
1) Crush (ν¬λ¬μ¬), born Shin Hyo-Seob on May 3, 1992, is a South-Korean R&B and hip-hop singer, rapper and songwriter. He is a member of the hip-hop crews Fanxy Child, Club Eskimo, and VV:D.
2) Crush were formed in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 1996 and featured Donna Air and Jayni Hoy (both then-teenage actresses in BBC TV's 'Byker Grove'). They released two singles in the UK, jellyhead and luv'd up, but disappointing sales led to their debut album teenage kicks (which included a cover of we got the beat) being shelved. Jayni Hoy then quit the duo and a replacement, Luciana Caporaso, was drafted in. This line up released a remixed version of the debut album, now called crush, in the USA on Robins Records, in 1997. Much more dance/Europop orientated than the indie-pop of previous singles, this album retains the original vocals from Jayni on 8 of the 12 tracks, including several compositions by saint etienne vocalist Sarah Cracknell (rumor has it that the band were managed by her mum!). After the band split, Air moved into TV presenting, whilst Caporaso went on to front Shooter and electro-rock act Portobella.
3) The solo project of current Beach Fossils' drummer, Tom Gardner.
4) Crush is a straight edge hardcore band from Pomona CA formed in early 2012 they tour and play shows whenever they can. They have a self-titled album released in Oct 2012.
5) Legendary Greek heavy metal band with one album in 1993: Kingdom of the Kings.
6) Previously known as pleasurehead, Crush was a band on Atlantic Records from 1991 to 1993 featuring singer-songwriter Michael Bramon, guitarist-songwriter John Valentine Carruthers (formerly of Siouxsie And The Banshees - where he had replaced Robert Smith who had left to form the cure), and drummer-songwriter Paul Ferguson (formerly of killing joke-which he co-founded).
7) Hailing from Newfoundland and most recently based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Crush comprise Paul Lamb and Cory Tetford. Other members have included Santiago Serna, Scott MacFarlane and Brian Talbot. They have released two albums, 2002's Here and 2003's Face in the Crowd.
8) Crush was a British pop band of the early 1970s. The group was already active in Kent when, in late 1972, it was joined by guitarist and Moog player Rick Foster, who had just left Chicory Tip. The band recorded a single, a cover version of Giorgio Moroder's 'Today's A Tomorrow', which sounded very Chicory Tip-ish. It was the band's only single. Crush folded and Rick Foster moved on to Edison Lighthouse.
9) CRUSH A Venezuelan pure black metal band.
10) Georgian heavy metal band.
11) Dutch teenage heavy metal band.
12) South African 90s punk band.
13) Oakland guitar rock band https://crush.bandcamp.com/album/crush.
14) Swedish 90s shoegaze band.
Leaving
Crush Lyrics
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Leaving me to barely breathe, telling me it's for the better.
I guess I should believe you now, you're walking out the door.
Chorus
There you go leaving me behind.
Let me know should you ever change your mind.
I thought our love was strong, but the lies you told were stronger.
I guess I should believe it now I want you 'round no more.
Bridge
I'll forget about you, live without you that it seems.
I'll move on without you learn to doubt you, the one they always talk about, the way you always scream and shout, it's you.
The lyrics of Crush's song "Leaving" portray the hurt and betrayal someone feels when a loved one unexpectedly leaves. The first verse starts with the realization that the person who promised they would never leave is now gone forever. The singer is left feeling barely able to breathe and the person leaving reassures them that it is for the better. The sense of disbelief is compounded by the line "I guess I should believe you now, you're walking out the door." It highlights the pain of abandonment and the difficulty of accepting it.
The chorus is a plea to the one who left, asking them to let the singer know if they ever change their mind. It shows the conflict between the desire to hold on to the hope of reconciliation and also the need to move on with life. The second verse emphasizes the deception that occurred in the relationship, with the singer realizing that the love they shared was not strong enough to overcome the lies that were told. The line "I guess I should believe it now I want you 'round no more" portrays the singer's acceptance of the situation and the need to move forward.
The bridge is the resolution of sorts, the singer claiming that they will forget and live without the one who left. The lyrics show that the singer has learned not to trust the one who left and that they will find a way to move on without them.
Line by Line Meaning
You said you'd never leave now your gone away forever.
You promised to always stay with me, but now you've left me for good and I'm left feeling lost.
Leaving me to barely breathe, telling me it's for the better.
Your departure has left me feeling suffocated and struggling to cope, even though you insist that it's for my own good.
I guess I should believe you now, you're walking out the door.
Even though I don't want to accept it, your actions are showing me that you've truly left and I have to face that reality.
There you go leaving me behind.
You're walking away from me, leaving me alone and abandoned.
Let me know should you ever change your mind.
If you ever regret leaving me and want to come back, please reach out and let me know.
I guess it's good you're gone, I've been hearing all about you.
Now that you're gone, I'm finding out things about you that I didn't know before, and it's making me feel like it's better that you're out of my life.
I thought our love was strong, but the lies you told were stronger.
I believed that we had a solid and honest relationship, but now I realize that your lies were more powerful than the love we shared.
I guess I should believe it now I want you 'round no more.
Even though it hurts to accept, I know that I don't want you in my life anymore and I have to move on without you.
I'll forget about you, live without you that it seems.
I will make a conscious effort to let go of you and move forward with my life, even though it might be difficult.
I'll move on without you learn to doubt you, the one they always talk about, the way you always scream and shout, it's you.
I will begin to heal and learn to be skeptical of you and your behavior, which has been the subject of gossip and conflict. Your tendency to be loud and argumentative is a defining characteristic of who you are.
Contributed by David B. Suggest a correction in the comments below.