Stop The Clocks
Oasis · Other Songs - Oasis
Let your love lay me down
And when the night is over, there'll be no sound
Lock the box and leave it all behind
On the backseat of my mind
And when the night is over, where will I rise?
What if I'm already dead, how would I know?
What if I'm already dead, how would I know?
Lost inside my head behind a wall
Do they hear me when I call?
And when the night is over, where will I fall?
And when the fight is over, where will I fall?
But if I'm already dead, how would I know?
But if I'm already dead, how would I know?
Stop the clocks and turn your world around
Let your love lay me down
And when the night is over, there'll be no sound
And now the night is over, there'll be no sound
And now my fight is over, there'll be no sound
Stop The Clocks
Stop The Clocks stands as a defining moment in Oasis's later discography, capturing the band's signature anthemic sound during a period of introspection. Released on the 2005 album Don't Believe The Truth, the track showcases the group's ability to blend melodic rock with emotional depth. Noel Gallagher's songwriting on this recording reflects a nostalgic longing, a theme that resonates throughout the album's broader narrative. The song's production highlights the band's enduring chemistry, featuring layered guitars and a soaring chorus that became a staple of their live performances. As part of their extensive catalogue, Stop The Clocks remains a testament to Oasis's influence on British rock, demonstrating their capacity to craft timeless melodies that connect with audiences across generations.