It Could Be You
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| "It Could Be You" | ||
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| Single by Blur | ||
| from the album The Great Escape | ||
| Released | 1996, Japan Only | |
| Format | 7", CD, Cassette | |
| Recorded | 1995 | |
| Genre | Britpop | |
| Length | 02:55 | |
| Label | EMI, Food Records | |
| Writer(s) | Damon Albarn | |
| Producer(s) | Stephen Street | |
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| Blur singles chronology | ||
| Charmless Man (1996) | It Could Be You (1996) | Beetlebum (1997) |
It Could Be You was the final song to be released from Blur's album The Great Escape (see 1995 in music. It was released in Japan only.
[edit] Lyrics
The lyrics are once again in theme with Blur's Britpop style of the early 1990s, with British people/things mentioned, such as Winston Churchill, The National Lottery, Beer and British Television, and lastly Trafalgar Square
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There is a call and response section as the bridge of the song, in which Damon Albarn and Graham Coxon shout to each other "It Could Be You" or "It Could Be Me".
[edit] Video
The promotional video was a low-budget affair, similar to another 1996 song by the band, Stereotypes. It showed the band playing in a dark hall, with snippets of people bathing in the sea.Watch
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| Blur |
| Damon Albarn | Alex James | Dave Rowntree |
| Graham Coxon | Simon Tong |
| Discography |
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| Albums: Leisure | Modern Life Is Rubbish | Parklife | The Great Escape | Blur | 13 | Think Tank |
| Compilations: The Special Collectors Edition | Live at the Budokan | Bustin' + Dronin' |
| The 10 Year Limited Edition Anniversary Box Set | Blur: The Best of |
| Singles: See Blur Singles |
| Other projects |
| The Ailerons | Fat Les | The Good, the Bad and the Queen | Gorillaz | Me Me Me | WigWam |
| Related articles |
| Food Records | Honest Jon's | Stephen Street | Transcopic |
