So Young [K-Klass Remix]
The Corrs · The Works [2007]
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We are taking it easy
Bright and breezy
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We are living it up just fine and dandy
Yeah
We are caught in a haze on these lazy summer days
We're spending all of our nights just laughing and kissing
Yeah
And it really doesn't matter that we don't eat
And it really doesn't matter if we never sleep
No
It really doesn't matter
Really doesn't matter at all
'Cause we are so young now
We are so young
So young now
And when tommorow comes we can do it all again
We are chasing the moon
Just running wild and free
We are following through every dream and every need
And it really doesn't matter if we don't eat
And it really doesn't matter if we never sleep
No
It really doesn't matter
Really doesn't matter at all
'Cause we are so young now
We are so young
So young now
And when tommorow comes we can do it all again
Yeah
We are so young now
We are so young
So young now
And when tommorow comes we'll just do it all again
All again
All again
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All again
All again
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Yeah
Yeah
So young now
We are so young
So young now
And when tommorow comes we'll just do it all again
Yeah
We are so young now
We are so young
So young now
And when tommorow comes we'll just do it all again
We are so young
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So Young [K-Klass Remix]
The Corrs blend traditional Irish instrumentation with contemporary pop sensibilities, a fusion vividly demonstrated in their remix of So Young. Originally a staple of their early discography, this track finds new life through the K-Klass production, emphasizing the band's signature blend of violin, piano, and rhythmic percussion. The remix highlights the group's ability to adapt their sound for modern dance floors while retaining the melodic warmth that defined their rise to international prominence. As part of their broader catalogue, this recording showcases the band's versatility in reimagining established hits. The Corrs have consistently explored various sonic textures throughout their career, moving seamlessly between rock, pop, and folk influences. This version serves as a testament to their enduring appeal and their capacity to refresh classic material for new audiences without losing the emotional core of the original composition.