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Collarbone
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Collarbone was released on March 3, 1992 by Columbia as a part of the album Volo Volo
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Release DateMarch 3, 1992
LabelColumbia
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM130

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Poi Dog Pondering
Poi Dog Pondering
Performer
Susan Mary Voelz
Susan Mary Voelz
Violin, Background Vocals
John Nelson
John Nelson
Background Vocals, Congas, Shaker, Bells, Timbales
Adam Sultan
Adam Sultan
Guitar
Ted Cho
Ted Cho
Guitar
Chris Searles
Chris Searles
Drums
Daren S. Hess
Daren S. Hess
Drums
John Mills
John Mills
Tenor Saxophone
David Crawford
David Crawford
Piano, Flugelhorn, Trumpet, Accordion, Organ
Jon Blondell
Jon Blondell
Trombone
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Susan Mary Voelz
Susan Mary Voelz
Composer, Lyrics
John Nelson
John Nelson
Lyrics, Composer
Adam Sultan
Adam Sultan
Composer, Lyrics
Frank Orrall
Frank Orrall
Composer, Lyrics
Ted Cho
Ted Cho
Composer, Lyrics
Daren S. Hess
Daren S. Hess
Composer, Lyrics
Bruce Hughes
Bruce Hughes
Composer, Lyrics
David Crawford
David Crawford
Lyrics, Composer, Arranger
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Clive Langer
Clive Langer
Producer
Alan Winstanley
Alan Winstanley
Producer

Lyrics

Desire hangs on for dear life on the windowsill
Of the collarbone of the one I love
And a flickering glimmer of sweat gathers
In a pool in her palm, from a well in her wrist
And the only thing that speaks the truth
Is the eloquence of passing time
The spoken word is a jacket too tight
There's a shimmering vision by the windowpane
A cellophane figure speaking in tongues from above
And there's the curve of the stone
And there's the crest of the wave
There are the lips that cracked
And the sound that they made
But the only thing that speaks the truth
Is the eloquence of passing time
The spoken word is a jacket too tight
Too tight
Desire hangs on for dear life on the windowsill
Of the collarbone of the one I love
And the grass spills out and catches aflame
And the trees stand up and scream their blissfulness
But the only thing that speaks the truth
Is the eloquence of passing time
The spoken word is a jacket too tight
Too tight, too tight, too tight
Too tight, too tight
Written by: Adam Sultan, Bruce Hughes, Daren S. Hess, David Crawford, Frank Orrall, John Nelson, Susan Mary Voelz, Ted Cho
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