F#ny

New Model Army · Other Songs - New Model Army

Took a drink from the bottle in my coat

I can smell it now like it was yesterday

The cold November winds biting round those Bradford streets

Going downtown to the club where your band used to play

Well the years go by, and the choices come

We fall by the wayside one by one

Ch: And there's nobody left but you now

There's nobody left but you



Stevie he was always just the quiet one

Got married, got buried the way that people do



Came back ten years later, tried to make up he was still young

With all the drugs and the girls and the stuff he thought

he should have had

But you, your monsters became your friends

And you'll carry them with you till the bitter end

Ch: And there's nobody left but you now . . .

Only you, only you

Somehow you survived, well I don't know how

And you still burn the same, maybe a little slower now

You remember the winter of '79 and going down in the

rain to the Royal Standard to watch the Ruts play?

F#ny

F#ny stands as a compelling song in the extensive discography of New Model Army, reflecting the band's signature post-punk and alternative rock sensibilities. Known for their distinctive sound that blends driving rhythms with introspective lyrics, the group has maintained a consistent artistic identity across decades of recording. This track exemplifies their ability to craft atmospheric music that resonates with both long-time followers and new listeners. While specific album placements for this recording may vary in different collections, it remains a testament to the band's enduring creative output. The song contributes to a broader catalogue defined by emotional depth and musical precision, showcasing the group's continued relevance within the genre without relying on fleeting trends.