Storming the live circuit, first on tour with Bloc Party (he stood in for b… Read Full Bio ↴Storming the live circuit, first on tour with Bloc Party (he stood in for bassist Gordon) and then as support for Bloc Party & The View, Tommy Sparks continues to showcase his dazzling live show around the UK. Tommy Sparks released his own single "I'm a Rope" in Feburary 09.

Tommy and Liam Howlett went into the studio and created the awesome track ‘Disko Punk’ that will be featured as part of the new Prodigy album package. Tommy has also remixed the new White Lies & Lady GaGa singles. His debut album was released on May 25th 2009 from Island Records. His hit singles include "I'm a Rope", "She's Got Me Dancing", and the more recent "Miracle".

He is now in a band called Health Club

Health Club
Tommy Sparks Lyrics

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Why should you worry
you'll end up by ourself in the end
and what's the hurry
you need someone to tell you who you are
get over yourself
you could be a star
if only for a minute we forget who we are
and what's the damage now

it seems beyond the past
you've heard it all before throwing porcelaine down the stairs
we'll go to the health club
uh
we'll go to the health club
why should it matter
to be a king with no one to be king of
and stop yourself from being someone that you wanna dive with
it seems beyond the past
you heard it all before throwing porcelaine down the stairs
get over yourself
you could be a star
if only for a minute we forget who we are
we'll go to the health club
uh (4x)
and your mind will go and your mind will come
on and off a scene
if you won't believe then it won't be real
it won't be real
real
real
uh

we'll go to the health club
uh (4X)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Tommy Sparks's song Health Club speak to the idea of self-discovery and self-worth. The first verse suggests that one shouldn't worry too much about being alone in the end, and that it's important to take the time to figure out who you are. The idea of becoming a star is brought up, and it's implied that fame and fortune can be achieved if one is willing to forget about who they are for a little while. The second verse continues with this theme, stating that it doesn't matter if you're a king with no one to rule over, and that you shouldn't prevent yourself from being someone that you want to be with.

The chorus, "we'll go to the health club," serves as a metaphor for self-improvement and self-care. Going to the health club represents taking care of oneself, physically and mentally. The line "and your mind will go and your mind will come on and off a scene" conveys the idea of constantly changing thoughts and emotions, but going to the health club can provide stability and clarity. The repeated "real" at the end of the song suggests that these moments of self-discovery and self-care are what make life meaningful and real.

Overall, Health Club encourages listeners to take the time to figure out who they are, to not be afraid of self-improvement, and to take care of themselves both physically and mentally.

Line by Line Meaning

Why should you worry
Why should you be anxious or concerned

you'll end up by ourself in the end
you will ultimately be alone

and what's the hurry
why are you in a rush

you need someone to tell you who you are
you require someone to define your identity

get over yourself
stop thinking only of yourself

you could be a star
you have the potential to be successful

if only for a minute we forget who we are
sometimes it is useful to forget our identities temporarily

and what's the damage now
what is the harm now

it seems beyond the past
it appears to be more significant than past events

you've heard it all before throwing porcelaine down the stairs
you have experienced similar events before as throwing porcelain down the stairs

we'll go to the health club
we will visit the health club