1. The Hush were a sho… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least two bands called The Hush.
1. The Hush were a short-lived sixties band, originally a four-piece, from Birmingham, United Kingdom. They moved to London to seek fame, where they added keyboard player Peter Wood. In London they issued one record ('Elephant Rider' b/w 'Grey') for Fontana in March 1968. Personnel: Chris Anslow (aka Angelo, lead vocals), John Beattie (lead guitar), Peter "Twiggy" Wood (organ), Geoff Smith (bass), Mac Poole (drums). Mac Poole later replaced Cozy Powell in Young Blood and later played in Warhorse. John Beattie and Peter Wood later joined The Spectrum. Wood had success as a session player.
2. The Hush was also a U.K. folk group formed in 2001 by Jed Grimes (guitar, vocals) to record new arrangements of the old North East of England folk songs. Also in the group were Bob Fox (guitar, vocals), Paul Smith (drums, percussion), Neil Harland (bass), Graham Wood (keyboards) and Garry Linsley (sax), but the line-up had varied over the years to include various guest singers including Judy Dinning, Benny Graham, Ray Stubbs and Jane Wade.
We Intertwined
The Hush Lyrics
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Carry a blanket maybe a basket - and that's it
Innocence was the key I was locked up never free
Until you turned me
Like vines we intertwined (like vines we intertwined)
Carelessly growing up and growing old
Life was on our tongues (on our tongues)
I wake up and I feel alone
I was just asleep
Right where I belong
Inside this sad, sad song
I knew this was a dream it was too good to be true
Coincidences were a bit much too
Who wants to wake up?
Who wants to lose it?
Who wants to live in this place?
I don't, so I'll be sleeping in
Like vines we intertwined (like vines we intertwined)
Carelessly growing up and growing old
Life was on our tongues (on our tongues)
It tasted heavenly so good
I wake up and I feel alone
I was just asleep
Right where I belong
Inside this sad, sad song
Blankets here keep me from cold
Holding tightly my pillow
Frantically searching for her
Inside my head she is somewhere
She is somewhere
I wake up and I feel alone
I was just asleep
Right where I belong
Inside this sad, sad song
I wake up and I feel alone
I was just asleep
Right where I belong
Inside this sad, sad, sad song
The Hush Sound's We Intertwined is a song that speaks of finding love in unexpected places and experiencing its beauty and warmth, only to wake up and realize it was all just a dream. The song highlights the juxtaposition between the blissful dream and the harsh reality of life. The performers create a vivid image of a perfect world where two people are deeply in love and nothing else seems to matter. A field outside of town becomes their little paradise, where they spend time together, wrapped in each other's arms, wrapped in a blanket with only innocence to guide them.
The lyrics suggest that the singer felt trapped and locked up before meeting their lover. Their innocence was the key that finally set them free. They both grow without a care in the world, living joyfully and recklessly, but eventually, the dream is over, and they wake up alone, in their bed, feeling empty and sad. The singer searches for something that is no longer there, and they find themselves alone, fantasizing about a person they can no longer reach.
We Intertwined is a poignant reminder of the beauty and fleeting nature of love. It highlights the pain and loneliness that come with waking up from a beautiful dream. Dreams can be deceiving, and sometimes they create beautiful memories that we are not meant to hold on to.
Line by Line Meaning
In a field outside of town we could always be alone
We found solace in secluded places away from the busyness of town.
Carry a blanket maybe a basket - and that's it
Our simple excursions required minimal provisions, just enough for comfort and sustenance.
Innocence was the key I was locked up never free
My youthfulness kept me sheltered from the world's trials and tribulations, but also limited my freedom.
Until you turned me
You became the catalyst that broke me free from my self-imposed confinement.
Like vines we intertwined (like vines we intertwined)
Our love grew organically, branching out and entangling like vines.
Carelessly growing up and growing old
We approached life and aging with carefree abandon.
Life was on our tongues (on our tongues)
We savored every bit of life, experiencing its sweetness on our tongues.
And it tasted heavenly so good
Our experiences were divine and satisfying.
I knew this was a dream it was too good to be true
I suspected that our happiness was too perfect and fleeting to be real.
Coincidences were a bit much too
The circumstances leading to our relationship seemed too coincidental to be mere chance.
Who wants to wake up?
We were reluctant to face reality and lose the euphoria of our dreams.
Who wants to lose it?
We didn't want to relinquish the beauty of our intertwined existence.
Who wants to live in this place?
We longed to escape from the mundane and live in our dream world forever.
I don't, so I'll be sleeping in
I refuse to face the harsh reality of the mundane and will instead indulge in the fleeting bliss of my dreams.
Blankets here keep me from cold
The comfort of blankets ease my physical discomfort and pain.
Holding tightly my pillow
My pillow provides a sense of security and comfort in the absence of your embrace.
Frantically searching for her
I'm desperately seeking your presence in my memories and dreams.
Inside my head she is somewhere
The only place I can still find you is in my thoughts and dreams.
I wake up and I feel alone
The harsh reality is back, and the loneliness sets in.
I was just asleep
My dreams were the only place we were together.
Right where I belong
I belong in the world we created in our dreams.
Inside this sad, sad song
The melody of my sadness echoes through my being.
Lyrics © Songtrust Ave
Written by: CHRISTOPHER FALLER, GRETA MORGAN SALPETER, ROBERT SAMUEL MORRIS
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