Manic Street Preachers - Postcards From A Young Man

I Think I Found It

I think I've found it
And I think I love it
Buried in the dirt, hiding from the light

So I walked to the sea
Threw a pebble in for you and me
A day of wine and roses
Has made me feel alive

My letter was burnt but your words were wise
For mystery and youth must surely collide

A song of anti-matter
Which might explain the absence
Of any precious jewels of truth to save mankind

I think I've found it
And I think I love it
Buried in the dirt, hiding from the light

My letter was burnt but your words were wise
For mystery and youth must surely collide
These things I've seen bring tears to my eyes
Live with me through the threads of our lives

These things I've seen bring tears to my eyes
Live with me through the threads of our lives, our lives



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Writer(s): Nicholas Allen Jones, Sean Anthony Moore, James Dean Bradfield
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Other Album Tracks

  1. (It's Not War) Just the End of Love
  2. Postcards from a Young Man
  3. Some Kind of Nothingness
  4. The Descent - (Pages 1 & 2)
  5. Hazelton Avenue
  6. Auto-Intoxication
  7. Golden Platitudes
  8. I Think I Found It
  9. A Billion Balconies Facing The Sun
  10. All We Make Is Entertainment

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Altri album

  1. Hiding in Plain Sight - Single
  2. Hiding in Plain Sight
  3. Decline & Fall - Single
  4. 1985 (Steven Wilson's Extended Eighties Mix)
  5. Know Your Enemy (Deluxe Edition)
  6. Studies in Paralysis (Remastered)
  7. Rosebud (Remastered)
  8. The Ultra Vivid Lament (Deluxe Edition)
  9. The Secret He Had Missed (feat. Cat Southall) [Piano Acoustic Version]
  10. The Secret He Had Missed

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