1) Flyte is … Read Full Bio ↴There are at least four artists with this name, including:
1) Flyte is a British alternative four‐piece band based in London.
2) Flyte was a 70s Dutch/Belgian prog-rock band.
3) Flyte was a short-lived Americsn group comprising Gene Clark,
Chris Hillman, Herb Pedersen, Al Perkins, Trey Thompson.
4) Flyte is a metal band.
1) Flyte is a British alternative four‐piece band based in London comprising Will Taylor, Nick Hill, Jon Supran and Sam Berridge
2) Flyte was a Dutch/Flemish progressive rock group active from circa 1975-1981 (with a brief reunion in 1984 for a special concert). They released an album in 1979 (Dawn Dancer) and a single in 1980.
3) Flyte was the name of a group with Chris Hillman, Gene Clark, Herb Pederson, Al Perkins, Trey Thompson. The band played on 8/12/1982 in The Palomino, LA , and a concert at the Palomino. Out of the sessions for Gene Clark's album, where Chris Hillman and Herb Pedersen helped out, another group venture started: FLYTE. They were completed by Al Perkins. This line-up made together with Michael Clarke on the drums some recordings, which remain unreleased. For the concerts they were joined by Emmylou Harris.
4) Flyte is a metal band.
Cathy Come Home
Flyte Lyrics
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We're holding in too tight
It's hard, to say
There's no right or wrong way
To love, your child
It's rooted in DNA
Cathy come home for supper
Cathy we now you're a dreamer
The opening lines of Flyte’s song “Cathy Come Home” appears to be a commentary on the complexities of love and parenting. The lyrics seem to imply that sometimes holding on too tightly to one’s child can cause issues, but there’s no right or wrong way to love them as it's in our DNA. This could be interpreted as a message about the struggles parents face in trying to figure out the perfect way to love and guide their children. The lyrics also imply the importance of framing love as a core element of one’s being or DNA—that love is something innate and fundamental to our makeup.
The chorus of “Cathy Come Home” sees the focus shift to the titular character. The repetition of her name emphasizes the urgency of the message being conveyed. The chorus seems to imply that Cathy is not being valued or loved enough by someone in her life, potentially a romantic partner or family member. The final line of the chorus, “Cathy we know you’re a dreamer,” suggests that whoever is not loving her is not supporting her hopes and aspirations either, stifling her potential for growth and fulfillment. Overall, the track appears to be a call to action for Cathy to find a way to remove herself from whatever situation is holding her back and come home to those who truly love and care about her.
Line by Line Meaning
Maybe, you're right
It's possible that your opinions are valid
We're holding in too tight
We're being too uptight and restrictive
It's hard, to say
This is a difficult situation to address
There's no right or wrong way
There's no definitive correct or incorrect approach
To love, your child
The act of loving your offspring
It's rooted in DNA
This behavior is inherent in our genetic makeup
Cathy come home for supper
Cathy, please return home for dinner
Cathy he doesn't love you
The person you're involved with does not reciprocate your affection
Cathy we now you're a dreamer
It's known that you have ambitious aspirations
Writer(s): Will Taylor, Nicholas Hill, Jon Supran, Sam Berridge
Contributed by Sydney C. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
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Lyrics
Maybe you’re right
We’re holding on too tight
It’s hard to say
There’s no right or wrong way
To love your child
It’s rooted in denial
Entangled wire and codependence
Cathy come home for supper
Cathy he doesn’t love you
Cathy we know you’re a dreamer
Your Daddy’s bad back, he needs you
Tell us about that suntan
Tell us all about that bruise on your arm
Oh, Cathy come home
This boy of yours
Who throws you to the floor
His car’s outside
And he’s banging at our door
The baby’s his
And this time you’re gonna keep it
Your life, your choice
Your happy ending
Cathy come home for supper
Cathy he doesn’t love you
Cathy we know you’re a dreamer
Your Daddy’s bad back, he needs you
Tell us about that suntan
Tell us all about that bruise on your arm
Oh, Cathy come home
Cathy come home for supper
Cathy he doesn’t love you
Cathy we know you’re a dreamer
So tell us about that suntan
Tell us all about that bruise on your arm
Oh, Cathy come home
Thomas Donnelly
I remember hearing this for the first time when it was released three years ago and I thought this band was about to really take off, kind of ironic that they haven't, considering their band name. But I've revisited this tune many times since it's release and I still think it's a superbly crafted song, both musically and lyrically. Love the Beatles influence, the melody, the descending chord progression, the piano, the crisp bass line and guitars and the tasteful vocal harmonies. Really surprised with the lack of views, they deserve a lot more because it's easily their best work.
SaveTheLadybirds
Anyone else think that this has a bit of a Beatles vibe to it? Love this!
GOLVELLIUS
Was trying to find the "what is it", there, you got it. Absolutely.
Madeko
Zailla just a copy of life on mars by David bowie
MasonLR25
The weirdest thing is my maiden name is Cathy Flyte and I have no idea how I found this, only by chance.
jacob flyte
Haha me too!
Laur-un (stage name, actually called Faith)
loool
Cathelaine Ong
that's pretty fucking cool
jutifuly
Destiny!
Maddie
blessed my life. cured my depression. cleared my skin. made my day. this is the best thing I've watched and heard in ages x good job lads ❤️