The Hindu Times
Oasis · Time Flies... 1994-2009 [2010]
I can't swim - but my soul won't drown
I do believe - I got flare
I got speed and I walk on air
Cos God gimme soul and all rock'n'roll (babe)
Cos God gimme soul and all rock'n'roll (babe)
And I get so high I just can't feel it
And I get so high I just can't feel it
In and out my brain, runnin' through my veins
you're my sunshine you're my rain
There's a light - that shines on
Shines - on - me - and it keeps me warm
It gimme peace - I must say
I can't sleep - cos the world won't wait
Cos God gimme soul and all rock'n'roll (babe)
Cos God gimme soul and all rock'n'roll (babe)
And I get so high I just can't feel it
And I get so high I just can't feel it
In and out my brain, runnin' through my veins
you're my sunshine you're my rain
And I get so high I just can't feel it
And I get so high I just can't feel it
And I get so high I just can't feel it
And I get so high I just can't feel it
In and out my brain, runnin' through my veins
you're my sunshine you're my rain
The Hindu Times
Released on the compilation album Time Flies... 1994-2009, 'The Hindu Times' stands as a defining track from the British rock band Oasis. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of melodic pop sensibilities with gritty, guitar-driven rock, capturing the anthemic energy that characterized their mid-to-late 1990s era. Its inclusion on a retrospective compilation highlights its enduring status within the band's discography, serving as a testament to their influence on modern alternative rock. The recording reflects the collaborative spirit of the period, featuring the distinctive vocal delivery and songwriting style that made Oasis a cultural phenomenon. As a staple of their live performances and studio output, the track remains a pivotal representation of the Britpop movement's legacy.