Fine Line
Harry Styles Lyrics
Put a price on emotion
I'm looking for something to buy
You've got my devotion
But man, I can hate you sometimes
I don't want to fight you
And I don't wanna sleep in the dirt
We'll get the drinks in
So I'll get to thinking of her
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
Test of my patience
There's things that we'll never know
You sunshine, you temptress
My hand's at risk, I fold
Crisp trepidation
I'll try to shake this soon
Spreading you open
Is the only way of knowing you
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be alright
We'll be alright
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be alright (alright, alright, alright)
(We'll be alright)
(We'll be alright)
We'll be alright
We'll be alright
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Harry Edward Styles, Mitchell Kristopher Rowland, Sammy Witte, Thomas Edward Percy Hull, Tyler Sam Johnson
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Harry Styles closes his sophomore LP with its namesake, “Fine Line.” In the track, Harry touched on the need for balance between the highs and lows of love (and life in general), both of which are featured in previous songs on the album.
Harry elaborated on the song’s significance to Capital FM:
"'It was always gonna be the last song on the album. It felt like it described to me the process of making it and how the album felt in terms of the different kinds of songs on it.'" Read Full BioHarry Styles closes his sophomore LP with its namesake, “Fine Line.” In the track, Harry touched on the need for balance between the highs and lows of love (and life in general), both of which are featured in previous songs on the album.
Harry elaborated on the song’s significance to Capital FM:
"'It was always gonna be the last song on the album. It felt like it described to me the process of making it and how the album felt in terms of the different kinds of songs on it.'"
In an interview with Zane Lowe, Harry touched on the extremity of the emotions he experienced while writing Fine Line:
"'What I hadn’t really experienced before during the making of this record, the times when I felt good and happy were the happiest I’ve ever felt in my life. And the times when I felt sad were the lowest that I’ve ever felt in my life.'"
Harry’s voice is accompanied by several instruments; horns, piano, guitars and strings to create a crescendo that concludes the album. Rolling Stone quoted Harry explaining the sonic choice, saying:
"'It started simple, but I wanted to have this big epic outro thing. And it just took shape as this thing where I thought, ‘That’s just like the music I want to make.’ I love strings, I love horns, I love harmonies — so why don’t we just put all of that in there?'"
Harry elaborated on the song’s significance to Capital FM:
"'It was always gonna be the last song on the album. It felt like it described to me the process of making it and how the album felt in terms of the different kinds of songs on it.'" Read Full BioHarry Styles closes his sophomore LP with its namesake, “Fine Line.” In the track, Harry touched on the need for balance between the highs and lows of love (and life in general), both of which are featured in previous songs on the album.
Harry elaborated on the song’s significance to Capital FM:
"'It was always gonna be the last song on the album. It felt like it described to me the process of making it and how the album felt in terms of the different kinds of songs on it.'"
In an interview with Zane Lowe, Harry touched on the extremity of the emotions he experienced while writing Fine Line:
"'What I hadn’t really experienced before during the making of this record, the times when I felt good and happy were the happiest I’ve ever felt in my life. And the times when I felt sad were the lowest that I’ve ever felt in my life.'"
Harry’s voice is accompanied by several instruments; horns, piano, guitars and strings to create a crescendo that concludes the album. Rolling Stone quoted Harry explaining the sonic choice, saying:
"'It started simple, but I wanted to have this big epic outro thing. And it just took shape as this thing where I thought, ‘That’s just like the music I want to make.’ I love strings, I love horns, I love harmonies — so why don’t we just put all of that in there?'"
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sadie marquardt
Put a price on emotion
I'm looking for something to buy
You've got my devotion
But man, I can hate you sometimes
I don't want to fight you
And I don't wanna sleep in the dirt
We'll get the drinks in
So I'll get to thinking of her
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
Test of my patience
There's things that we'll never know
You sunshine, you temptress
My hand's at risk, I fold
Crisp trepidation
I'll try to shake this soon
Spreading you open
Is the only way of knowing you
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be alright
We'll be alright
We'll be a fine line
We'll be a fine line
We'll be alright (alright, alright, alright)
We'll be alright
We'll be alright
Yaiza P. Sánchez
This song will always make me cry because with it I met Harry, with it I knew that it would be my safe place, where I could take refuge when I felt that everything was fading away and when I really felt that I couldn't take it anymore.
I just want to thank you Harry, for creating this masterpiece, you have no idea how much it means to me and how many times you have saved my life.
Really if it wasn't for you I wouldn't be here right now so just thank you, you deserve the whole world.
I would also like to say that if one day, for whatever reason, I give up, you will always live in my heart, you will always be part of my history.
I'm very proud of you and I love you more than anyone else.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
PS: Don't take the last words so seriously, I promise you that every day I'm alive means I'm trying and I'm always fighting a little bit harder for my green-eyed boy <3
Cookie Cutter
If you listen close enough you can hear my cries
Wayne North
Absolutely ... OH YES ... Totally agree with your sincere comments ... I did a Bowie version on my YT Channel ... fans are so generous with their comments.
DJ SUMMER STREETS.
Same
lul vocalz
Tuff
EL
Them stop crying I can't hear the music
Kate
Mine too
Lindsey Cozby
This song is not only a song, it’s a safe place whenever I feel horrible and just want to hear the words we’ll be alright. This is a masterpiece. I love Harry so much
Ajay Johnson
@Zoey 🥺I hope you are okay. I cant imagine loosing my mom.
Zoey
@Teegan McPherson hey there I'm thank you very much. Hope it well. I um dont know how you cope with her death then my soulmate one of my dogs got Lead Poisoning from Blue Buffalo Dog Food he has 998bps off lead Poisoning in him. He suffered horribly because of their neglect hemorrhaged went bind suddenly and his Eye doctor said he came down with severe Dementia stages of Alzheimer's. It's been hard since he departed but was a true Fighter. I hope my Mum greeted him with open arms. He was a Chocolate tan green Amber eyes Cocker Spaniel. I miss them both so damn much. Thanks 4ur kind words. I hope the best 4u Teegan
Teegan McPherson
@Zoey i’m sorry for your loss:(🖤. stay strong please!