345
Supergrass · Diamond Hoo Ha [2008]
She's got appeal, I like what I feel yeah, I'm going to lose it
Do what you want, and do it again
I wanted a change of blew it again
Well I didn't mean to, try and deceive you, now I'm feeling so ugly
Yes I hurt you, baby I love you, and I want you to come home, yeah
I always try to walk the line, but I couldn't see it
So many times, you said you'd leave, but I didn't believe it
I know what I want, and can't explain
I blew it again, I blew it again
Well I didn't mean to, try and deceive you, now I'm feeling so ugly
Yes I hurt you, baby I love you, and I want you to come home now
Aside from waiting, I could take you home, but hanging on I'll never know
Well I didn't mean to, try and deceive you, now I'm feeling so ugly
Yes I hurt you, baby I love you, and I want you to come home, yeah
345
Supergrass's '345' appears on their 2008 album Diamond Hoo Ha, marking a significant return after a long hiatus. The track reflects the band's enduring commitment to Britpop and alternative rock, blending melodic sensibilities with the energetic guitar work that defined their earlier successes. While the group had previously enjoyed massive commercial success in the 1990s with hits like 'Alright' and 'Caught by the Fuzz,' this later recording demonstrates their ability to maintain a distinct sonic identity. The song contributes to a catalogue that spans decades, showcasing the band's evolution without abandoning their core musical roots. It stands as a testament to their longevity within the British music scene, offering fans a familiar yet refreshed listening experience that bridges their classic era with their later output.