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Inside Your Mind

## *A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships* chronology

**"Inside Your Mind"** is the tenth track on The 1975's third studio album, *A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships*.

## Background

"Inside Your Mind" is a pop-rock ballad, in which Matty addresses an old flame retrospectively. Matty toys with the Gone Girl-inspired notion of wanting to smash a partner’s head open out of desperation to reveal their inner thoughts and feelings.

The song’s piano-driven melody is supported by a subtle rhythm section, strings, and an uplifting over-driven guitar.

## Lyrics

I've been watching you walk

I've been learning the way that you talk

The back of your head is at the front of my mind

Soon I'll crack it open just to see what's inside your mind

Inside your mind

Maybe I will wait until you're fast asleep

Dreaming things I have the right to see

Maybe you are dreaming you're in love with me

The only option left is look and see

Inside your mind

Inside your mind

I can show you the photographs of you getting on with life

I've had dreams where there's blood on you

All those dreams where you're my wife

Inside your mind

Inside your mind

Inside your mind

Inside your mind

## Personnel

* **Composer:** Adam Hann, George Daniel, Matthew Healy, Ross MacDonald
* **Lyricist:** Adam Hann, George Daniel, Matthew Healy, Ross MacDonald
* **Associated performer:** Andy Parker, Chris Allan, Chris Naron. Chris Laurence, Chris Worsey, Debbie Widdup, Emil Chakalov, Everton Nelson, George Daniel, Helen Kamminga, Ian Burdge, Kate Robinson, Kathy Gowers, Martin Humbey, Matt Ward, Matthew Healy, Natalia Bonner, Oli Langford, Patrick Kiernan, Perry Montague-Mason, Peter Lale, Rachel Bolt, Rita Manning, Sam Swallow, Simon Baggs, Skaila Kanga, Sonia Slany, Sophie Harris, Stacey Watton, Tom Pigott-Smith
* **Cello:** Chris Allan, Chris Worsey, Ian Burdge, Sophie Harris
* **Clarinet:** John Carnac
* **Conductor:** Sam Swallow
* **Double bass:** Chris Laurence, Stacey Watton
* **Drums:** George Daniel
* **Engineer:** Jonathan Gilmore, Mike Crossey
* **Mastering engineer:** Robin Schmidt
* **Mixer:** Mike Crossey
* **Piano:** Matthew Healy, Sam Swallow
* **Programmer:** George Daniel
* **Recording arranger:** Sam Swallow
* **Studio personnel:** Jonathan Gilmore, Mike Crossey, Robin Schmidt
* **Viola:** Andy Parker, Helen Kamminga, Martin Humbey, Peter Lale, Rachel Bolt
* **Violin:** Debbie Widdup, Emil Chakalov, Everton Nelson, Kate Robinson, Kathy Gowers, Matt Ward, Natalia Bonner, Oli Langford, Patrick Kiernan, Perry Montague-Mason, Rita Manning, Simon Baggs, Sonia Slany, Tom Pigott-Smith
* **Vocals:** Matthew Healy

## References

1. ↑ https://pitchfork.com/features/song-by-song/the-1975s-matty-healy-dissects-every-song-on-a-brief-inquiry-into-online-relationships/
Markiplier Gets Grounded

In this video, Markiplier sneaks into an abandoned prison.

At the criminal photo booth, he is called by his mother, being told he had better not be at the prison. Mark tries some fast talk and says that he was getting lunch. His mother leaves him alone. After that he goes to the factory and laughs at a poster saying "There's no time to explain. Just get in the melon." Then he goes to the employee lounge. He meets a crazy prisoner that wants to switch clothes with him so he can escape. He is then crushed by a pile of rubble. Markiplier runs home and his mother is in the backyard. She then grounds him for [fill this in] lifetimes and each lifetime is [fill this in] lifetimes long.

Mark runs off the scene crying.

Made in GoAnimate4Schools.
Mike Crossey

**Mike Crossey** (born 1979) is a Brit Award-winning record producer, songwriter and mixing engineer. He produced Arctic Monkeys debut single, collaborating with them over two albums. He is known for his ongoing relationship with The 1975 in addition to productions with Twenty One Pilots, Walk the Moon, LANY, Foals, Keane, Jake Bugg, The Gaslight Anthem, MUNA, Wolf Alice and Yungblud.

## Songs produced

* "The 1975"
* "The City"
* "M.O.N.E.Y."
* "Chocolate"
* "Talk!"
* "An Encounter"
* "Heart Out"
* "Settle Down"
* "Robbers"
* "Girls"
* "12"
* "She Way Out"
* "Menswear"
* "Pressure"
* "Is There Somebody Who Can Watch You"
* "Ugh!"
* "Somebody Else"
* "The Sound"
* "A Change of Heart"
* "The 1975"
* "She's American"
* "If I Believe You"
* "Please Be Naked"
* "Lostmyhead"
* "The Ballad of Me and My Brain"
* "Loving Someone"
* "This Must Be My Dream"
* "Paris"
* "Nana"
* "She Lays Down"
* "How to Draw"
Yeah I Know

## *Notes on a Conditional Form* chronology

**"Yeah I Know"** is the seven track on The 1975's fourth studio album, *Notes on a Conditional Form*.

## Background

*"I fucking love ‘Yeah I Know.’ I don't know what it reminds me of. It's kind of like Hyperdub. I remember super, super minimal ravehead music when I was growing up. It was just a synth and a drum kit. We’re also big Thom Yorke fans, outside of Radiohead, so I think there's probably a bit of that."*
NME described the song as “probably the best of the itchy, glitchy electronic tracks on the album”.

## Lyrics

Pick a card

Yeah, I know

Time feels like it's changed, I don't feel the same

Live on Mars

Fuck it up

Emas eht leef t'nod I, degnahc s'ti ekil sleef emiT

Stop the tube

Kick the head

(Hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit)

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Pick a card

Yeah, I know

Time feels like it's changed, I don't feel the same

Try your best

Yeah, I know

Emas eht leef t'nod I-I-I ,--s'ti ekil sleef emiT

(Hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit)

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

[Interlude]

(Hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit)

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

Hit that shit, go hit that shit

## Personnel

* **Published by:** Good Soldier Songs
* **Produced by:** George Daniel and Matthew Healy
* **Synths:** George Daniel
* **Keys:** George Daniel
* **Programming:** George Daniel
* **Vocals:** Matthew Healy
* **Mixed by:** Mike Crossey
* **Mastered by:** Robin Schmidt
* **Engineered by:** Jonathan Gilmore

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/TwitterMusic/status/1263897764188106765
2. ↑ https://music.apple.com/us/album/notes-on-a-conditional-form/1473599936
Tarkesha

## Flag

The Tarkeshan Flag

The State of Tarkesha is a country located in the East and borders the countries of Pashkova and Eonus. Tarkesha's capital is Al Bustain and is located in the north of the country.

## History

Tarkesha was formed by 4 nomadic tribes living in the country and merged together to form a country. The tribes consisted of the Al Sharif tribe, Al Najmi tribe, Abu Bakr tribe and the Al Nakheel tribe. The tribes waged wars for years in Tarkesha before agreeing on peace. The Al Sharif tribe was the strongest tribe and therefore claimed leadership of the tribes. The Al Sharif tribe then conquered land around their existing territory and eventually conquered whole countries. The Al Sharif tribe then formed the Kingdom Of Tarkesha and voted for a leader amongst the tribe to be the countries first king. The first king of Tarkesha voted by the Al Sharif tribe was Yousif. Yousif's father Khadaran is considered the founding father of Tarkesha.

### The Tarkeshan Revolution

Following the rule of King Yousif of Tarkesha for nearly 3 years the country grew tired of the King and longed for a revolution to overthrow the king. After the support of Nami the Tarkeshan military led a coup against the King and his government and gained control of the country. King Yousif was executed along with his ministers and a new leader was put into power. The country was then turned from a monarchy to a democracy and after elections President Anantdev became the first President of Tarkesha.

### Tarkesha and the Yatchlen Federation

Following President Anantdevs reign from 3515 to 3520 Tarkesha had gained a bad reputation from its neighbouring country The Yatchlen Federation (Ankalla and Pashkova). President Anantdev grew very angry of the Federation despising their actions and beliefs and as a result readied from war. However The Yatchlen Federation had already invaded the city of Barzayn and took control of the Northern region of Durgesh. Tarkesha was then forced to surrender and join The Yatchlen Federation and President Yaroslavovich was then on incharge of Tarkesha. The country was thrown into great poverty and suffering due to the Federation.

 King Yousif
 President Anantdev
 President Yaroslavovich
 President Masrakh
 Emir Humaid
Nana

## *I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it* chronology

**"Nana"** is the sixteenth track on The 1975's second studio album, *I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it*.

## Background

"Nana" is the emotional, acoustic track which serves as the penultimate song from *I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it*. The track details Matty’s struggle with coming to terms with the passing of his grandmother, Annie.

This would ordinarily be the album’s tearjerker anyway, best listened to with a bumper box of tissues within arm’s reach, no matter what song it followed. But given "Paris" effect, it’s made even more intense. Matty sings about the death of his grandma over acoustic guitar and soft keys, reminiscing on their times together and imagining what he’d tell her if she walked into the room.

There’s a return to his questioning of religion, trying to give himself some comfort ("I know that God doesn’t exist, and all the palaver surrounding it/But I like to think that you can hear me sometimes"), but the most heartbreaking bit comes right at the end when the music starts to dim and he croaks "I’m bereft, you see/I think you can tell/I haven’t been doing too well."

## Lyrics

I wish you'd walk in again

Imagine if you just did

I'd fill you in on the things you missed

Oh, sleepless Knights, a grown up man dressed in white

Who I thought might just save your life

But he couldn't, so you died

I don't like it, now you're dead

It's not the same when I scratch my own head

I haven't got the nails for it

And I know that God doesn't exist

And all the palaver surrounding it

But I like to think you hear me sometimes

So I reached for a borrowed fleece

From my dad or from Denise

Always trying to keep warm, when you're the sun

I sat with you beside your bed and cried

For things that I wish I'd said

You still had your nails red

And if I live past 72, I hope I'm half as cool as you

I got my pen and thought that I'd write

A melody and line for you tonight

I think that's how I make things feel alright

Made in my room, this simple tune

Will always keep me close to you

The crowds will sing their voices ring

And it's like you never left

But I'm bereft you see

I think you can tell

I haven't been doing too well

## Personnel

* **Label:** Interscope Records, Dirty Hit
* **Guitar:** Matthew Healy, Adam Hann
* **Bass:** Ross MacDonald
* **Drums:** George Daniel

## References

1. ↑ https://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-blogs/track-by-track-the-1975s-i-like-it-when-you-sleep-for-you-are-so-beautiful-yet-so-unaware-of-it-11266
Democratic Republic of Arai Navy

The Democratic Republic of Arai Navy(DRAN) was founded on 23.20.3523 following the disbandment of the Commonwealth Navy. The DRAN was founded alongside the Guo Maritime Self Defense Force (GMSDF) and the two naval forces split the commonwealth navy in half. The DRAN is the maritime branch of the Democratic Republic of Arai Army (DRAA) that is tasked with patrolling the sovereign territory of Arai, as well as preserving its sphere of influence.

## Active ships

### Corvettes

*Zeta*
*Etaron*
*Jiyu*
*Jikan*

### Destroyers

*Kayo*
*Subaro*
*Chairo*
*Shino*
*Rengo*
*Tsuyuri*
*Mikasuki*
*Kuni*
*Dekonomori*
*Shiguma*
*Sohara*
*Kotegawa*
*Yuuta*

### Cruisers

*Xíangyuè*
*Xīnyuè*
*Hǎnyuè*
*Chūnhyuè*
*Hachiguchi*
All I Need to Hear

## Music video

**"All I Need to Hear"** is a song by British pop rock band The 1975. The song is the fourth and final single from the band's fifth studio album, *Being Funny in a Foreign Language*. The single was released on 21 September 2022.

## Lyrics

I get out my records

When you go away

When people are talking

I miss what they say

'Cause it all means nothing, my dear

If I can't be holdin' you near

So tell me you love me

'Cause that's all that I need to hear

I sit in my kitchen (George, do the hihats now)

With nothing to eat

With so many friends I

I don't wanna meet

'Cause I don't need music in my ears

I don't need the crowds and the cheers

Oh, just tell me you love me

'Cause that's all that I need to hear

I've been told so many times before

But hearin' it from you means much more

So much more

Reply to my message

And pick up my calls

You see, I wrote you a letter

It was no use at all

Oh, I don't care if you're insincere

Just tell me what I wanna hear

You know where to find me

The place where we lived all these years, oh

And tell me you love me

That's all that I need to hear

Oh, tell me you love me

That's all that I need to hear

## References

1. ↑ Being Funny in a Foreign Language by The 1975 on Apple Music
Talk!

## *The 1975 (album)* chronology

**"Talk!"** is the sixth song on The 1975's debut self titled album, *The 1975*.

## Background

The initial rhythm of the song is confusing, then eventually becomes a groovy tune with a showcase of bassist Ross McDonald’s skills.

## Lyrics

Why do you talk so loud?

Why do you talk so?

Why do you talk so loud?

Why do you talk so?

Passing grammatical mistakes

Totally wrecked and polemic in the way he talks

Vocal sabbatical, delayed by churning out the same

Why do you talk so loud?

Why do you talk so?

Why do you talk so loud?

Why do you talk so?

We don't got alarms we just use my dad's arms

Excess until we stop hearts

I think you're trying too hard with your lungs in tar

And your kitchen full of pop stars

And I've been thinking lots about your mouth

A conversation superseded by the way he talks

I'd be an anchor but I'm scared you'd drown

It's safer on the ground

Why do you talk so loud?

Why do you talk so?

Why do you talk so loud?

Why do you talk so?

Passing grammatical mistakes

Totally wrecked and polemic in the way he talks

Vocal sabbatical, delayed by churning out the same

(Why do you talk so loud?)

And I've been thinking lots about your mouth

(Why do you talk so?)

A conversation superseded by the way he talks

(Why do you talk so loud?)

I've been thinking lots about your mouth

(Why do you talk so?)

## Personnel

* **Bass:** Ross MacDonald
* **Pro Tools Engineer:** Jonathan Gilmore
* **Synthesizer:** George Daniel
* **Guitar:** Matthew Healy, Adam Hann
* **Piano:** Matthew Healy
* **Drums:** George Daniel
* **Mixing engineer:** The 1975, Mike Crossey
* **Programmer:** Mike Crossey, George Daniel, Jonathan Gilmore
* **Mastering engineer:** Robin Schmidt
* **Photography:** George Daniel, David Drake
* **Design:** Samuel Burgess-Johnson
* **Vocals:** George Daniel, Matthew Healy
* **Engineer:** Mike Spink
A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships

## Singles

1. "Give Yourself a Try"
Released: 1 June 2018
2. "Love It If We Made It"
Released: 19 July 2018
3. "TooTimeTooTimeTooTime"
Released: 15 August 2018
4. "Sincerity Is Scary"
Released: 13 September 2018
5. "It's Not Living (If It's Not with You)"
Released: 18 October 2018

## Studio albums chronology

***A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships*** is the third studio album by English band the 1975, released on 30 November 2018 by Dirty Hit and Polydor Records. It was produced entirely by band members George Daniel and Matthew Healy, and is the band's first album not to be produced with regular collaborator Mike Crossey.

## Background

The 1975 began writing A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships as early as 2015, drummer George Daniel having composed "Love It If We Made It" that year. The following year, the band released their sophomore album, *I like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful yet So Unaware of It*, to positive reviews and commercial success, debuting atop the UK Albums Chart and the US Billboard 200. The album brought about seven singles, three of which received a certification from the British Phonographic Industry. The band subsequently began working on an EP titled What A Shame as well as a third studio album, originally to be called Music For Cars as a reference to their third EP. However, plans for the EP were dropped as the band's manager Jamie Oborne explained that "it’s become a much bigger idea." Music For Cars was described by lead singer Matty Healy as "the end of an era" and Healy also revealed that he had speculated on whether it would be the band's last venture, but decided against it, stating in an interview with Dork that "we’re not good enough to quit yet." In 2018, however, two albums, *A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships* and *Notes on a Conditional Form*, were announced, while Music For Cars was revealed as an "era" for the band, comprising the two albums.

A month after the end of the I Like it When You Sleep Tour in July 2017, the band began recording the new album. Shortly after, Healy admitted himself into a drug rehabilitation center in Barbados for two months in November 2017 to treat his on-and-off four-year heroin and benzodiazepines addiction. He explained to NME that one of the reasons he admitted himself to rehab was because "I could just never let [drug addiction] be part of my identity because I think junkies are fucking losers." Many of the tracks from the album were written during his stay in rehab, the songwriting process described by Healy as "genuine catharsis." The album was wholly produced by Healy and Daniel, their first without Mike Crosseu and recorded at Waldenfeld House, Montague Court and Abbey Road in London, Conway Sound, Capitol and Perfect Sound in Los Angeles, Angelic in Halse and The Beach House in Santa Monica between June 2017 and September 2018. A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships was released through Dirty Hit and Polydor Records on 30 November 2018.

## Merchandise

*Main article: A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships/Merchandise*
I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it (song)

## *I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it* chronology

**"I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it"** is the twelfth track on The 1975's second studio album, *I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it*

## Background

The lengthy title track of The 1975’s sophomore album was presumed to contain full-length lyrics, those which were originally released as a poem by frontman Matty Healy through Twitter and later found on the band’s Soundcloud banner.

Healy told KROQ that the phrase originates from a phrase that he said to a past girlfriend, although it wasn’t drenched in sweet romance as it may appear to be.

The lyrics as they appear here were teased in a cryptic tweet in August of 2014, and follow the repetitive format Matty Healy uses in almost all of The 1975’s most popular songs. This technique is most obvious in tracks such as "Sex", "Me", "A Change of Heart", and "Robbers".

The use of Twitter to share lyrics long before they’re released, or even turned into songs, isn’t unusual for Matty—he did the exact same thing with a line from "She's American".

## Lyrics

Before you go, turn the big light off

Before you go, (please don't go) turn the big light off

Before you go, (please don't go) turn the big light off

Before you go, (please don't go) turn the big light off

[Instrumental]

Early, early

Early, early

Early, early

Early, early

Early, early

Early, early, monogamy, there isn't much

Early, early, monogamy, there isn't much

Early, early, monogamy, there isn't much

Early, early, monogamy, there isn't much

Early, early, monogamy, there isn't much

Early, early, monogamy, there isn't much

Monogamy, there isn't much

## Personnel

* **Composer:** George Daniel, Matthew Healy, Ross MacDonald, and Adam Hann
* **Label:** Dirty Hit, Interscope Records
* **Keyboard:** Adam Hann, Matthew Healy, Ross MacDonald
* **Drums:** George Daniel
* **Background vocals:** George Daniel

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHgPfK7yZ\_Q
I Always Wanna Die (Sometimes)

## *A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships* chronology

**"I Always Wanna Die (Sometimes)"** is a song by British indie rock band, The 1975. The track is the fifteenth and final song on their third studio album, *A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships*.

## Background

"I Always Wanna Die (Sometimes)" goes as cinematic ending for the record that summarizes life in 2018 – a truly online age. The chorus witnesses a strong falsetto from Matty as the guitars ascend to epic proportions and the themes of isolation and loneliness that have been prevalent throughout the record reach their peak.

## Lyrics

I bet you thought your life would change

But you're sat on a train again

Your memories are sceneries for things you said

But never really meant

You build it to a high to say goodbye

Because you're not the same as them

But your death it won't happen to you

It happens to your family and your friends

I pretend

And I always wanna die, sometimes

I always wanna die, sometimes

You win, you lose, you sing the blues

There's no point in buying concrete shoes

I'll refuse

And I always wanna die, sometimes

I always wanna die, sometimes

I always wanna die

Am I me through geography?

A face collapsed through entropy

I can hardly speak

And when I try it's nothing but a squeak

On the video

Living room for small

If you can't survive, just try

And I always wanna die, sometimes

I always wanna die

Always wanna die

Always wanna die

Always wanna die

And I always wanna die

Always wanna die

Always wanna die, sometimes

Sometimes

Sometimes

Sometimes

I, sometimes, always wanna die

Always wanna die

Always wanna die

Always wanna die, sometimes

## Personnel

* **Composer:** Adam Hann, George Daniel, Matthew Healy, Ross MacDonald
* **Lyricist:** Adam Hann, George Daniel, Matthew Healy, Ross MacDonald
* **Acoustic guitar:** Matthew Healy
* **Associated performer:** Adam Hann, David Campbell, Derek Stein, George Daniel, Luke Maurer, Mario ee Leon, Matthew Healy, Michele Richard, Nina Evtuhov, Ross MacDonald, Rudolph Stein, Sara Parkins, Songa Lee, Thomas Lea
* **Assistant recording engineer:** Luke Gibbs, Nick Rives
* **Background vocalist:** Matthew Healy
* **Bass guitar:** Ross MacDonald
* **Cello:** Derek Stein, Rudolph Stein
* **Conductor:** David Campbell
* **Co-producer:** George Daniel, Jonathan Gilmore, Matthew Healy
* **Drums:** George Daniel
* **Engineer:** Jonathan Gilmore, Travis Warner
* **Guitar:** Adam Hann, Matthew Healy
* **Mastering engineer:** Robin Schmidt
* **Mixer:** Mike Crossey
* **Piano:** David Campbell
* **String arranger:** David Campbell
* **Studio personnel:** Jonathan Gilmore, Luke Gibbs, Mike Crossey, Nick Rives, Robin Schmidt, Travis Warner
* **Synthesizer:** George Daniel
* **Viola:** Luke Maurer, Thomas Lea
* **Violin:** Mario de Leon, Michele Richards, Nina Evtuhov, Sara Parkins, Songa Lee
* **Vocals:** Matthew Healy

## References

1. ↑ https://genius.com/The-1975-i-always-wanna-die-sometimes-lyrics
Head.Cars.Bending

## *Music for Cars* chronology

**"Heads.Cars.Bending"** is the fourth track on The 1975's third extended play, *Music for Cars*.

## Background

The 1975 writes another song about your friends—though we’d give our right arm to have our friends inspire a song this cool.

"Head.Cars.Bending" was released on Music for Cars EP, on March 4th, 2013. It is also available on the deluxe version of the band’s debut album.

## Lyrics

Keep your voice down

And stop looking at my friends

Blow out

They can hear exactly what you say

Drink, fall, spew

Telephone you

If you're alone in your room

What's that boy doing?

Head, cars, bending

Head, cars, bending

Can we go now?

Not staying 'til the end

Fall down

Write another song about your friends

Locking me in, knocking me out

Talking like you do

And if you think you're helping me

I don't think I'm helping you

Drink, fall, spew

Telephone you

If you're alone in your room

What's that boy doing?

Head, cars, bending

Head, cars, bending

Head, cars, bending

Head, cars, bending

## Personnel

* **Composer:** Adam Hann, George Daniel, Matthew Healy, Ross MacDonald
* **Lyricist:** Adam Hann, George Daniel, Matthew Healy, Ross MacDonald
* **Associated performer:** Adam Hann, George Daniel, Matthew Healy, Ross MacDonald
* **Bass guitar:** Ross MacDonald
* **Drums:** George Daniel
* **Guitar:** Adam Hann, Matthew Healy
* **Mastering engineer:** Robin Schmidt
* **Mixer:** The 1975
* **Piano:** Matthew Healy
* **Programmer:** George Daniel
* **Studio personnel:** Robin Schmidt, The 1975
* **Synthesizer:** George Daniel
* **Vocals:** Matthew Healy
Sex (EP)

## Singles

1. "Sex"
Released: 5 October 2012

## EPs chronology

***Sex*** is the second extended play by English rock band The 1975, released on 19 November 2012 through Dirty Hit. It is the second of four EPs released before their self-titled debut. A music video for the lead single premiered on YouTube in 5 October 2012.

## Background

*Sex* is the second EP released by The 1975 on November 19th, 2012. On July 8th 2013, the album version of the song Sex premiered on Zane Lowe's BBC Radio 1 show as his "Hottest Record in the World". A re-recorded version of "Sex" was released on their debut album on September 2nd, 2013 and on the US version of the Sex EP.
Phoebe Bridgers

**Phoebe Lucille Bridgers** (born August 17, 1994) is an American indie rock musician from Los Angeles, California. Best known for her work as a solo singer-songwriter, she is also a part of two music groups: Boygenius (with Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus), and Better Oblivion Community Center (with Conor Oberst). Bridgers has received critical acclaim for her music, which has been described as "exquisitely raw and revealing" and "wise beyond her years."

## Featured on

### *Notes on a Conditional Form*

1. "Jesus Christ 2005 God Bless America" (additional vocals)
2. "Then Because She Goes" (backing vocals)
3. "Roadkill" (backing vocals)
4. "Playing on My Mind" (backing vocals)
Namese Commonwealth Navy

The Namese Commonwealth Navy(or *Commonwealth of Nami Navy*) was established on 24.10.3515 after the creation of the Nami Confederacy(Now known as the Namese Commonwealth). The NCN was split up between the Democratic Republic of Arai, and the Guoan Democratic Republic in 3523.

## Active ships

### Destroyer escorts (DDE)

*Chie*
*Senji*
*Hiyama*
*Kayo*
*Akiko*
*Faris*
*Rumiho*
The 1975 (Being Funny in a Foreign Language)

## *Being Funny in a Foreign Language* chronology

**"The 1975"** is the first song on The 1975's fifth studio album, *Being Funny in a Foreign Language*.

## Lyrics

This will get bigger if you know what I mean

I'm sorry if you're livin' and you're seventeen

I heard it's en vogue to be super thin

But your friends aren't thick so they can't come in

I'm feelin' apathetic after scrollin' through hell

I think I've got a boner

But I can't really tell and the fans are on

It's cynical

This Adderall

And vitriol

And young people drinkin' Aperol

And it's about time

This is what it looks like

I'm sorry about my twenties, I was learnin' the ropes

I had a tendency of thinkin' about it after I spoke

We're experiencin' life through the postmodern lens

Oh, call it like it is

You're makin' an aesthetic out of not doin' well

And minin' all the bits of you

You think you can sell whilst the fans are on

Whimsical, political

Liberal, with young people as collateral

You see, I can't sleep 'cause the American Dream

Has been buying up all of my self-esteem

While QAnon created a legitimate scene

But it was just some bloke in the Philippines

And it's about time

(And it's about time)

(This is what it looks like)

(And it's about time)

(And it's about time)

(This is what it looks like)

(This is what it looks like)

I'm sorry if you're livin' and you're seventeen

I'm sorry if you're livin' and you're seventeen

I'm sorry if you're livin' and you're seventeen

I'm sorry if you're livin' and you're seventeen

I'm sorry if you're livin' and you're seventeen

I'm sorry if you're livin' and you're seventeen

I'm sorry if you're livin' and you're seventeen

I'm sorry if you're livin' and you're seventeen

## Personnel

* **Produced by:** George Daniel, Jack Antonoff, Matthew Healy
* **Assistant mixing engineer:** Jeremie Inhaber, Robin Florent, Scott Desmarais
* **Assistant sound engineer:** Dani Perez Carasols, Dom Shaw, Freddy Williams, John Rooney, Katie May, Liam Hebb
* **Bass:** Ross MacDonald
* **Co-producer:** BJ Burton
* **Drums:** George Daniel
* **Guitar:** Adam Hann
* **Mastering engineer:** Robin Schmidt
* **Mixing engineer:** Chris Galland, Manny Marruoquin
* **Sound engineer:** Andrew Gearhart, Dave Gross, Evan Smith, Jon Gautier, Laura Sisk, Oli Jacobs
* **Vocals:** Matthew Healy

## References

1. ↑ Being Funny in a Foreign Language by The 1975 on Apple Music
The Go

**"The Go"** is an unreleased song by The 1975, produced during their *Drive Like I Do* era.

## Lyrics

Now if you get in a fight

And someone calls the PoPo, oh oh

You gotta love it, 'cause you got all of your friends 'round

You gotta love it, 'cause you got all of your friends 'round

Get out of George's drive

'Cause if the jag gets scratched no, oh no

You gotta love it 'cause you got all of your friends 'round

You gotta love it 'cause you got all of your friends

Yeah ooh, I gotta give it to you

Yeah ooh, I gotta give it to you

And now you've moved to Spain

Down to the Costa Del Sol

Costa Del Sol Loco

Costa Del Sol Loco

Was she sick in a taxi?

Does she wanna go home?

Get your shit out our minibus

You wanna go home

You gotta love it 'cause you got all of your friends 'round

You gotta love it 'cause you got all of your friends

Yeah ooh, I gotta give it to you

Yeah ooh, I gotta give it to you

Yeah ooh, I gotta give it to you

Yeah ooh, I gotta give it to you, you

We'll storm this palace for you

We'll storm this palace for you

And I'm not the one you miss

Well I'm not the one you miss

Well I am the one you miss, well well

So many guys like this

Ah-eh-oh-eh-oh

Ah-eh-oh-eh-oh

Ah-eh-oh-eh-oh

Ah-eh-oh-eh-oh

Ah-eh-oh-eh-oh

Guys like that

Ah-eh-oh-eh-oh

Ah-eh-oh-eh-oh

Guys like that

Ah-eh-oh-eh-oh

Guys like..

Gotta love it 'cause you got all of your friends 'round

Gotta love it 'cause you got all of your friends 'round

Gotta love it 'cause you got all of your friends 'round

Gotta love it 'cause you got all of your friends 'round
Love Without Sleep

**"Love Without Sleep"** is an unreleased song by The 1975, produced during their *Drive Like I Do* era.

## Lyrics

This is a phone number to

You should have chose

You're making me and breaking me

I tried to be like you

And knocked down she wants you to

And I

When you fall asleep tonight

Because you dream of me

That's why I'm not asleep right now; I can barely open my eyes

Now the telephone rang when you weren't getting any answer

You said you know she slept with him

Fuck the rain I'll walk back home

I can't find you

I can feel you're here

And now when you fall asleep you'll think tonight

You might just dream of me

That's why I'm not asleep right now; I can barely open my eyes

Now the telephone rang when you weren't getting any answer

You said you know she slept with him

Fuck the rain I'll walk back home

That's why I'm not asleep right now; I can barely open my eyes

Now the telephone rang when you weren't getting any answer

You said you know she slept with him

Fuck the rain I'll walk back home

Fuck the rain I'll walk back home
The Ballad of Me and My Brain

## *I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it* chronology

**"The Ballad of Me and My Brain"** is the ninth track on The 1975's second studio album, *I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it*.

## Background

"The Ballad of Me and My Brain" revolves around Matty Healy’s mental state, as it cleverly follows “Lostmyhead.” This song captures the moments in which he “searches” for his lost brain. All the while, he’s dodging autograph hunters, shown by the way that what would be a simple Sainsbury’s trip (a local convenience store) is no longer simple due to his image. This narrative gives us a look into his mind and the side effects of the fame that he’s encountered with the popularity of his band. The personification as his brain as a separate being is also quite humorous and adds a playfulness and wit to the song.

It begins with him crying "I think I’ve gone mad, isn’t that so sad?" before jumping on buses and cars, and dodging autograph hunters in the search for his lost brain. The Sainsbury’s reference ("It’s likely in a Sainsbury’s, flirting with the girls that waited for me") will make you do a double take on first listen, but, as ludicrous as it first seems, it’s actually a pretty smart insight into Matty’s mind and the side effects of sudden fame. The whole song’s three minutes long, but it feels like it flies by in seconds, the frontman’s voice cracking and rasping all the way through.

## Lyrics

And well, I think I've gone mad

Isn't that so sad?

And what a shame you've lost a brain that you never had

Oh, mum, check the car it can’t have gone far

I must have left it on a train or lost in a bar

It’s likely in a Sainsbury’s

Flirting with the girls and waiting for me

I jumped on a bus, declared my name

And asked if anybody's seen my brain

Your brain was last seen going for a run

"And would you sign an autograph for my daughter Laura?

'Cause she adores you

But I think you’re shit"

"I've gotta look for my brain for a bit!”

I stepped outside, it hurt my eyes

“Well what do you expect when you’ve got no mind!”

I searched all day it drove me insane

“Where would I be if I was my brain?”

[Instrumental]

The nice nurse told me she felt my pain

But she couldn't find a single trace of my brain

"Oops!... I Did It Again" started playing

Forget my brain, remember my name

## Personnel

* **Mixing Engineer:** Mike Crossey
* **Programmer:** George Daniel, Mike Crossey, Jonathan Gilmore
* **Engineer:** Jonathan Gilmore
* **Mastering engineer:** Chris Gehringer
* **Composer:** George Daniel, Matthew Healy, Ross MacDonald, and Adam Hann
* **Keyboard:** Ross MacDonald
* **Released by:** Interscope Records, Dirty Hit
* **Guitar:** Adam Hann
* **Bass:** Ross MacDonald
* **Vocals:** Matthew Healy
* **Synthesizer:** George Daniel
* **Drums:** George Daniel
How to Draw

## *I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it* chronology

**"How to Draw"** is the nineteenth and final track on the Target Deluxe edition of *I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it*. It, along with the demo version of "A Change of Heart" were bonus tracks exclusively available on versions of the album purchased from Target.

## Background

The ambient-tinged, piano-led song is relatively quiet, and after a lengthy instrumental introduction, features multi-tracked vocals from Matty. The lyrics, albeit simple, wrestle with the anxiety of not knowing how to move forward, whether that be creatively, emotionally, or professionally.

## Lyrics

I've not learned

How to draw

I've not learned

How to draw

What if you die with all of the cameras?

## Personnel

* **Piano:** Matthew Healy
* **Released by:** Interscope Records, Dirty Hit

## References

1. ↑ https://www.target.com/p/the-1975-i-like-it-when-you-sleep-for-you-are-so-beautiful-yet-so-unaware-of-it-target-exclusive/-/A-50634864
About You

## *Being Funny in a Foreign Language* chronology

**"About You"** is the tenth song on The 1975's fifth studio album, *Being Funny in a Foreign Language*.

## Lyrics

**[Matty Healy:]**

I know a place

It's somewhere I go when I need to remember your face

We get married in our heads

Something to do while we try to recall how we met

Do you think I have forgotten?

Do you think I have forgotten?

Do you think I have forgotten

About you?

You and I (Don't let go)

We're alive (Don't let go)

With nothing to do I could lay and just look in your eyes

Wait (Don't let go)

And pretend (Don't let go)

Hold on and hope that we'll find our way back in the end

Do you think I have forgotten?

Do you think I havе forgotten?

Do you think I have forgotten

About you?

Do you think I havе forgotten?

Do you think I have forgotten?

Do you think I have forgotten

About you?

**[Carly Holt & Matty Healy:]**

There was something about you that now I can't remember

It's the same damn thing that made my heart surrender

And I'll miss you on a train

I'll miss you in the morning

I never know what to think about

I think about you

About you

**[Matty Healy:]**

Do you think I have forgotten about you?

About you

About you

About you

Do you think I have forgotten about you?

About you

## References

1. ↑ Being Funny in a Foreign Language by The 1975 on Apple Music
Lost Boys

**"Lost Boys"** is an unreleased song by the 1975.

## Background

"Lost Boys" was produced when the band was formerly known as Drive Like I Do.

This song may have possibly been inspired or possibly be referencing the 1987 film *The Lost Boys*, a movie about vampires, as implied by the song title, and lyric in the song "use your fangs in my spare time". This lyric was also reworded and used in their song "Sex".

## Lyrics

Game face, getting why so serious, child

You're like a boy delirious

When you say "Is this town worth living in, living in

Is this town worth living in?"

'Cause all the girls and boys in the city, well

Just care about things like how does my hair look? (Very good, very good)

Saying "How does my hair look?" (Very good)

Because we’re oh so scared of you

We’re oh so scared of you

We’re oh so scared of you

Do you remember when we spotted him, all suited and booted

She said "You’re living in a cellophane house, you're never leaving

You're living in a cellophane house, you're never leaving."

She said "Use your fangs in my spare time"

Come on in the car, you'll have a great time

You say "Is this town worth living in, living in

Is this town worth living in?"

Because we’re oh so scared of you

We’re oh so scared of you

We’re oh so scared of you

Because you’re living in a cellophane house, you're never leaving

Living in a cellophane house, you're never leaving

Well you’re, you’re in a cellophane house, you're never leaving

Living in a cellophane house, you're never leaving

We’re oh so scared of you

Oh so scared of you

We’re oh so scared of you

Oh so scared of you

We’re oh so scared of you

We’re oh so scared of you

We’re oh so scared of you, scared

We're oh so

Because you’re living in a cellophane house, you're never leaving

Living in a cellophane house, you're never leaving

Well you’re, you’re in a cellophane house, you're never leaving

Living in a cellophane house, you're never leaving
HNSCC

## *Music for Cars* chronology

**"HNSCC"** is the third track on The 1975's third extended play, *Music for Cars*.

## Background

"HNSCC" holds no lyrics, but features a few vocals, synth, and a live guitar take. HNSCC stands for Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma.

## Personnel

* **Guitar:** Adam Hann
* **Mixing engineer:** The 1975
* **Mastering engineer:** Robin Schmidt
* **Recorded at:** Rose Cottage in Wilmslow, Cheshire, England

## References

1. ↑ http://www.bangtidymusic.co.uk/2013/03/02/the-1975/
The 1975 (10th Anniversary Edition)

***The 1975 (10th Anniversary Edition)*** is a special re-release of the band's debut album for the 10th anniversary of it's release.

The album was made available as several separate versions. One with just the album and a second which is essentially a re-release of the deluxe edition, also including the four EPs released in the lead up to the album's original release; Facedown, Sex, Music for Cars and IV. Another final version was made available with the live performances from the Gorilla show, as well as the original studio recordings.

## Anniversary Shows

On three separate occasions, in honour of the 10 year anniversary of The 1975, the band played shows, where they played the entirety of the album in full.

### Gorilla

The first of these was in aid of War Child, in March 2023, at Gorilla. This show was recorded and is available on the CD release.

### Reading and Leeds 2023

The second and third shows were headlining Reading and Leeds Festival in August 2023, in the place of Lewis Capaldi, who dropped out to focus on his mental health.

## Merchandise

Alongside the release of the album, several items of merchandise were also made available.
GoAnimate4Schools

Riverson uses GoAnimate4Schools to make grounded vids like Markiplier Gets Grounded. What makes this different from GoAnimate is:

* It has private school adresses like the one above
* There are no weapons/drugs/drinks/etc, making it school friendly
* It's actually meant for school.
* Temporary email addresses are not blocked. (like l1324954@mvrht.com)
Wolves

**"Wolves"** is an unreleased song by The 1975.

## Lyrics

We'll storm the walls, we'll storm the walls of this town

We're taking out, we're taking over all your shops and all your sons and daughters

And we'll watch you, running

And you'll feel the wrath of my sword

Well, so long, to your brother

I never liked him anyway

So let's take a walk, let's take a walk

Right to town

You find yourself lost

Just pass the steps but use the breadcrumb trails

What Hansel and Gretel left

And we'll watch you, running

Playmobils and building blocks won't distract you from your Lego, Lego

Top of the wall shouting eyo, eyo

You're over the top because the lights are on

The lights are on before battle, battle, battle, battle

And we'll eventually catch you

And we'll eventually catch you

We'll eventually catch you

(Know what this means)

This means war

Eighteen, you and me

Watching you stand, out, oh

We're not frightened of you

We're not frightened of you

We're not frightened of you

Hey, 'cause we are

We are kings

We are kings

We are kings

We are kings

We are kings

We are kings

We are kings
Part of the Band

## Music video

**"Part of the Band"** is a song by English band the 1975. It was released on 7 July 2022 through Dirty Hit as the lead single of their fifth album, *Being Funny in a Foreign Language*. Reviewers identified the song as breaking new ground for the band, containing aspects of different pop, folk and rock genres. String instruments play throughout the acoustic song, with additional incorporation of woodwind and jazz instruments. The lyrics, in a stream of consciousness style, explore Healy's relationships and himself without a chorus.

## Lyrics

She was part of the Air Force, I was part of the band

I always used to bust into her hand

In my, my, my imagination

I was living my best life, living with my parents

Way before the paying penance and verbal propellants

And my, my, my cancellations, hm, yeah

And I fell in love with a boy, it was kinda lame

I was Rimbaud and he was Paul Verlaine

In my, my, my imagination

So many cringes and heroin binges

I was coming off the hinges, living on the fringes

Of my, my, my imagination, oh, yeah

Enough about me now

"You gotta talk about the people, baby"

(But that's kind of the idea)

Now I'm home, somewhere I don't like

Eating stuff off of motorbikes

Cumming to her lookalikes

I can't get the language right

Just tell me what's unladylike

I know some Vaccinista tote bag chic baristas

Sitting in east on their communista keisters

Writing about their ejaculations

"I like my men like I like my coffee

Full of soy milk and so sweet, it won't offend anybody"

Whilst staining the pages of The Nation, oh, yeah

A Xanax and a Newport

"Well I take care of my kids", she said

The worst inside of us begets

That feeling on the internet

It's like someone intended it

(Like advertising cigarettes)

A diamond in the rough begets

The diamond with a scruff you get

Am I ironically woke? The butt of my joke?

Or am I just some post-coke, average, skinny bloke

Calling his ego imagination?

I've not picked up that in a thousand four hundred days

And nine hours and sixteen minutes, babe

It's kind of my daily iteration

## References

1. ↑ Being Funny in a Foreign Language by The 1975 on Apple Music
The 1975 Wiki

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# ABOUT

The 1975 are an English pop rock band formed in 2002 in Wilmslow, Cheshire. The band consists of lead vocalist, primary songwriter and guitarist Matthew "Matty" Healy, lead guitarist Adam Hann, bassist Ross MacDonald, and drummer and primary producer George Daniel. Their self-titled debut album was released in 2013, and they have released four albums since. The 1975 is under the label Dirty Hit. The band worked on their debut album and had their first concert On September 30, 2008

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(2013)I like it when you sleep...
(2016)A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships
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(2020)Being Funny in a Foreign Language
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Having No Head

## *Notes on a Conditional Form* chronology

**"Having No Head"** is the eighteenth track on The 1975's fourth studio album, *Notes on a Conditional Form*.

## Background

*"This is George, man. All George. It’s the only thing that George titled as well; he's very much into his Eastern philosophy. You can ask him what it's about. I don't fucking know. That's just George meditating. That's what that sounds like to me. That is how George gets it out, this big, sprawling ambience, his artwork, like tapestries."*
"Having No Head" is an instrumental track first played by the band’s drummer and producer, George Daniel, during an Instagram Live session on his birthday on March 22, 2020. On April 8, 2020, video advertisements for Notes on a Conditional Form started appearing on Instagram, featuring a soft ambient track with a piano playing over it.

In The 1975’s Spotify commentary on "Having No Head", Matty describes the song as “George’s long form statement on the record”, as well as his favourite song of the album.

The song title, also coined by George, may be a reference to Douglas Harding’s 1961 book, titled On Having No Head: Zen and the Re-discovery of the Obvious. George, who, according to Matty, is “very much into his Eastern philosophy” and meditation, may have taken inspiration from Douglas Harding’s state of “having no head”–that is, a state of being that is free of intruding thoughts and allows one to fully absorb and appreciate the beauty of one’s surroundings.

## Personnel

* **Published by:** Good Soldier Songs
* **Produced by:** George Daniel and Matthew Healy
* **Piano:** George Daniel
* **Synths:** George Daniel
* **Keys:** George Daniel
* **Programming:** George Daniel
* **Saxophone:** John Waugh
* **Mixed by:** Mike Crossey
* **Mastered by:** Robin Schmidt
* **Engineered by:** Jonathan Gilmore

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/TwitterMusic/status/1263908015503282179
2. ↑ https://music.apple.com/us/album/notes-on-a-conditional-form/1473599936