Out of Control - Lush

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Out of Control Lyrics

Don't cry darling, let's try to make up
Please don't push me, i'm over the top
Drown my sorrows we just got to stop
I'll say sorry if you let it drop

Can't understand why you won't take my hand
Out of control and you hurt me so much
Feeling I'm falling, No hope and no warning
Out of control, but I love you so much

Don't say sorry, it's not what you mean
I can't help you, if that's how you feel
I see the storm gathering 'round


Dark clouds that block out the light
Cries in the wind as the nightmare begins
Out of control cause you hurt me so much

Tears in the rain and a storm full of pain
Out of control and i love you so much
Your words are still stinging my eardrums are ringing
All that I want is the joy of your touch

The quaking of hearts as our words fall apart
Out of control but I love you so much

Hold me darling i don't want to fight
Too far, too close i can't get it right
I'm not asking to make it end now


Change has already begun
I'm feeling I'm falling the future is calling
Out of control 'cause you're in such a rush
The sinner, the saint well it's all an adventure
Out of control and I love you so much
Seasons are changing our love's rearranging
All that I want is the joy of your touch
Twisted together my love is forever
Out of control and I love you so much.

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There are two artists that have used the name Lush:

1. Lush is a shoegaze/alternative rock band, formed in 1987 in London, England. The group consisted of Miki Berenyi and Emma Anderson on guitars and vocals, Philip King on bass, and Chris Acland on drums. Other members were the bassist Steve Rippon (from 1987 to 1992) and the vocalist Meriel Barham (from 1987 to 1988). Lush was one of the first shoegaze bands, later moving toward Britpop.

Anderson and Berenyi had been friends since the early 1980s, and published the Alphabet Soup fanzine together. In 1986 Anderson joined The Rover Girls as bassist and Berenyi joined The Bugs as guitarist but neither band lasted long.

Lush formed in 1987, initially named The Baby Machines, with a line-up of Meriel Barham (vocals), Emma Anderson (guitar), Miki Berenyi (guitar), Steve Rippon (bass), and Chris Acland (drums). After Rippon joined, the band members decided on a change of name to Lush, making their live debut at the Camden Falcon on 6 March 1988. Barham was fired, with the rest of the band deciding she lacked commitment (she later joined Pale Saints). Anderson and Berenyi then took on lead vocal duties.

Lush gained recognition when Robin Guthrie helped the band sign to 4AD. The band's first release was Scar, an EP, in 1989. Critical praise for Scar and a wildly popular live show established Lush as one of the best-selling alternative bands of the period. That year the EPs Mad Love, produced by Robin Guthrie, and Sweetness and Light, produced by Tim Friese-Greene of Talk Talk fame, followed.

In 1990 the compilation Gala, which combined the material from the first three EPs, was released by Reprise in the United States, this being the first exposure of Lush in North America.

Lush's first full-length album of completely new material was Spooky in 1992. Produced by Robin Guthrie, Spooky featured a sound very similar to Guthrie's band Cocteau Twins, with walls of sound and a great deal of flange. Reviews were mixed and critics of the album hold that Guthrie's production brought the sound away from the band's original creative vision. Bassist Steve Rippon left the band at this stage in order to concentrate on writing, though his book Cold Turkey Sandwich - a fictionalized chronicle of his time in touring - was rejected by publishers. He was replaced by Phil King. Also in 1992, Lush toured America as part of the Lollapalooza festival.

The band's second studio album Split was released in 1994 and featured a harsher sound alternated with long and softer tracks as "Desire Lines" and "Never-Never". Despite critical praise, the album sold poorly.

After adapting to the newly popular sounds of the Britpop era, Lush's 1996 Lovelife became the biggest seller of their career, including the hit singles "Ladykillers", "500" and "Single Girl", which was released in several different versions with different tracks along with the title track. Also on this album, Jarvis Cocker from Pulp contributed guest vocals to "Ciao!" and the record included the now classic/melancholic favorite "Last Night".

In 1996, drummer Chris Acland committed suicide by hanging, at his parents' house, allegedly due to depression. The situation proved too hard for the band, and in 23 February 1998 the three remaining members of Lush decided to disband.

Emma Anderson has since formed a new band, Sing-Sing, who have released two full-length albums to date.

On September 28th 2015 Lush announced their reunion. The reunited band consists of Anderson, Berenyi & King with the addition of Justin Welch on drums, an old friend of Acland.

Lush discography:
Scar EP (1989)
Mad Love EP (1990)
Sweetness and Light EP (1990)
Gala compliation of the above EPs (1990)
Spooky (1992)
Split (1994)
Lovelife (1996)

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2. Lush formed in Canada consists of Jill Vitols, Wendy Solomon, Amy Laing, And Orly Bitov who are Toronto cellists. Their repertoire consists of jazz standards, broadway and popular tunes, arranged by Wendy Solomon. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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