Pride (Early Version) Echo & the Bunnymen
"Pride (Early Version)" by Echo & the Bunnymen, released in 1987, is a #Rock song that explores themes of self-identity, resilience, and the struggle for acceptance. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and introspection, reflecting personal and societal pride. Musically, it features atmospheric instrumentation and emotive vocals, contributing to its enduring appeal and influence in the post-punk genre.
Mother says
Sister says
Would you mind if we laugh at you
Do you mind if we sing with you
Daddy says
Brother says
Make us proud of you
Do something we can't do
Do it, do it
Do it, do it
Do it
John waits
Barry hates
I think I'm heading for a fall
They hope I'm heading for a fall
Peter says
Julie says
I think it's time you stopped stalling
We think it's time you start falling
Fall
Mother says
Sister says
D'you mind if we laugh at you
Mind if we sing with you
Sister says
Would you mind if we laugh at you
Do you mind if we sing with you
Daddy says
Brother says
Make us proud of you
Do something we can't do
Do it, do it
Do it, do it
Do it
John waits
Barry hates
I think I'm heading for a fall
They hope I'm heading for a fall
Peter says
Julie says
I think it's time you stopped stalling
We think it's time you start falling
Fall
Mother says
Sister says
D'you mind if we laugh at you
Mind if we sing with you
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