Swallow, Smile

"Swallow, Smile" is a song by Scottish indie rock band Franz Ferdinand which was released strictly for members of a band's fan club in the fall of 2006.^[1]

Overview

In the early days of the band, the song was often played live but was dropped from set lists in 2002 because they were "unhappy with the arrangement". The song saw the release in 2006 and was printed only in the form of a 45 rpm, 7" record. Towards the end of the track, the lyrics from an earlier song "Well That Was Easy" from You Could Have It So Much Better can be heard.^[2]

The single also featured an acoustic version of the band's famous single "Take Me Out" as a b-side.

Track listing

A: "Swallow, Smile" - 2:42
B: "Take Me Out" (Acoustic Version) - 4:25

External links

Franz Ferdinand Official Fan Club

References

↑ Swallow, Smile at Discogs
↑ Well That Was Easy lyrics at MetroLyrics

Franz Ferdinand

Alex Kapranos Robert Hardy Nicholas McCarthy Paul Thomson

Studio albums	Franz Ferdinand You Could Have It So Much Better Tonight: Franz Ferdinand Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action FFS (as FFS)

Live albums	Live 2003 Live 2014 at the London Roundhouse

Remix albums	Blood

Video albums	Franz Ferdinand

Extended plays	London Festival '09 Covers The North Sea Live E.P. NME Presents Evil Action

Singles	"Darts of Pleasure" "Take Me Out" "The Dark of the Matinée" "Michael" "This Fire" "Get Up and Use Me" "Do You Want To" "Walk Away" "The Fallen / L. Wells" "Eleanor Put Your Boots On" "Swallow, Smile" "Lucid Dreams" "Ulysses" "No You Girls" "Can't Stop Feeling" "What She Came For" "Die on the Floor / Katherine Hit Me" "Right Action" / "Love Illumination" "The North Sea" "Evil Eye" "Bullet" "Fresh Strawberries" "Stand on the Horizon" "Johnny Delusional" "Call Girl"

Production	Dan Carey Rich Costey Tore Johansson

Related articles	Discography Domino Recording Company Sound Bites: Eating on Tour with Franz Ferdinand The Karelia The Yummy Fur FFS

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