Swords (song)

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“Swords”
Cover of CD1
Single by Leftfield from the album Rhythm and Stealth
Released	5th June 2000
Format	12", CD
Recorded	Rollover Studios, London
Genre	House
Length	04:05
Label	Hard Hands/Chrysalis Music
Writer(s)	Neil Barnes, Paul Daley and Nicole Willis
Producer	Leftfield
Leftfield singles chronology
Dusted (1999) #28 UK Swords (2000)
Alternative Cover
Cover of CD2.

Swords was the third single released from Leftfield's album Rhythm and Stealth. It was also their last single release. The song featured vocals by Nicole Willis. It was released on CD & 12" on 5th June 2000 on the Hard Hands record label, published by Chrysalis Music.

Contents 1 Track listing 1.1 CD1 1.2 CD2 1.3 12"

[edit] Track listing

[edit] CD1

1. Swords (Radio Edit) - 4:05
2. Swords (Two Lone Swordsmen Remix) - 5:55
3. Swords (Left field Exit Mix) - 5:27
4. Swords (Video Version)

[edit] CD2

1. Swords (Left field Revisited Mix) - 4:43
2. Swords (Cari Lekebusch Remix) - 5:03
3. Swords (To Rocco Rot Remix) - 5:16

[edit] 12"

1. Swords (Left field Revisited Mix) - 4:43
2. Swords (Two Lone Swordsmen Remix) - 5:55
3. Swords (Cari Lekebusch Remix) - 5:03
4. Swords (To Rocco Rot Remix) - 5:16

v • d • e Leftfield Neil Barnes | Paul Daley Studio albums Leftism | Rhythm and Stealth | Stealth Remixes Compilation Albums Backlog | A Final Hit - The Greatest Hits Singles Not Forgotten | More Than I Know | Release the Pressure (1992) | Song of Life | Open Up | Original | Afro-Left | Release the Pressure (1996) | Afrika Shox | Dusted | Swords Collaborating Artists Earl Sixteen | Papa Dee | Djum Djum | Toni Halliday | Danny Red | John Lydon | Lemn Sissay | Roots Manuva | Cheshire Cat | Afrika Bambaataa | Nicole Willis | Rino | Dave Clarke | Nick Rapaccioli