Roseability

Idlewild · Collection [2010]

Rose, ability

There is no roseability

Rose, ability

There is no roseability



You've got off with too much now

You're getting off with too much now

Stop looking through scrapbooks

And photograph albums

Because I know

They don't teach you

What you don't already know

You've always been

Dissatisfied



Gertrude Stein said, 'That's enough'

I know that that's not enough now



Rose, ability

There is no roseability



You've got off with too much now

You're getting off with too much now

Stop looking through scrapbooks

And photograph albums

Because I know

They can't teach you

What you don't already know

You're always being

Dissatisfied



Gertrude Stein said, 'That's enough'

I know that that's not enough now



Rose, ability

There is no roseability



You've got off with too much now

You're getting off with too much now

Stop looking through scrapbooks

And photograph albums

Because I know

They won't teach you

What you don't already know

You're always being

Dissatisfied

Roseability

Idlewild's 'Roseability' stands as a defining track from their 2010 album 'Collection,' encapsulating the band's signature blend of indie rock and atmospheric pop. Released during a period where the group refined their sound following their earlier breakthrough, the song features emotive vocals and intricate guitar work characteristic of their discography. It reflects the band's ability to craft lush, melancholic soundscapes that resonate deeply with fans of the genre. As part of their broader catalog, 'Roseability' exemplifies the emotional depth and melodic sophistication that made Idlewild a prominent force in alternative music during the late 2000s and early 2010s.