Silence Is Easy (song)

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“Silence Is Easy”
Single by Starsailor from the album Silence Is Easy
Released	September 1, 2003
Format	CD, DVD, 7"
Recorded	2002
Length	3:40
Label	EMI
Writer(s)	Starsailor
Producer	Phil Spector
Starsailor singles chronology
"Poor Misguided Fool" (2002) "Silence Is Easy" (2003) "Born Again" (2003)

"Silence Is Easy" is the first single from the album of the same name by British pop band Starsailor. The song reached #9 in the UK, which is the band's highest position in the UK singles charts so far. It was one of two songs on the album that was recorded by legendary producer Phil Spector.

Contents 1 Music video 2 Track-listings 2.1 CD 2.2 DVD 2.3 7"

[edit] Music video

The video takes place in a club. Walsh walks through the middle of a crowd of people with a stoic expression on his face which only changes while he's singing. While he's walking these persons around him had different attitudes: some of them seems to love him and the other ones on the opposite hate him. The most notorious of them are a man who put his hands on James and scream at his face, a Japanese girl that's so happy after watching him that it makes her cry, some boys that give him some claps on his back to encourage him, a woman with a wedding dress and a transgender that tries to kiss him.

[edit] Track-listings

[edit] CD

1. "Silence Is Easy" - 3:40
2. "Could You Be Mine?" - 3:35
3. "She Understands" - 4:13

[edit] DVD

1. "Silence Is Easy" (Video)
2. "Could You Be Mine?" (Audio)
3. "Good Souls" (Live 2003) (Audio)
4. "Making of the Video / Behind the Scenes Interview" (Video)

[edit] 7"

1. "Silence Is Easy" - 3:40
2. "She Understands" - 4:13

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