A Lover Sings
Billy Bragg is one of Britain's most distinctive and accomplished songwriters, whose work has articulated the passions, both personal and political, of Britain during the past five decades.Ā A Lover SingsĀ contains over seventy of his best-known lyrics, selected and annotated by the author. 'Sexuality', 'A New England', 'Levi Stubbs' Tears' - these are unadorned, poetic songs that skilfully interweave everyday observation with much broader concerns: of fairness and outrage, of generosity and love.A Lover SingsĀ reveals a unique sensibility: principled and proudly of the Left, funny, forthright and tender. It is a remarkable collection.
A Lover Sings
Billy Bragg is one of Britain's most distinctive and accomplished songwriters, whose work has articulated the passions, both personal and political, of Britain during the past five decades.Ā A Lover SingsĀ contains over seventy of his best-known lyrics, selected and annotated by the author. 'Sexuality', 'A New England', 'Levi Stubbs' Tears' - these are unadorned, poetic songs that skilfully interweave everyday observation with much broader concerns: of fairness and outrage, of generosity and love.A Lover SingsĀ reveals a unique sensibility: principled and proudly of the Left, funny, forthright and tender. It is a remarkable collection.
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Billy Bragg is one of Britain's most distinctive and accomplished songwriters, whose work has articulated the passions, both personal and political, of Britain during the past five decades.Ā A Lover SingsĀ contains over seventy of his best-known lyrics, selected and annotated by the author. 'Sexuality', 'A New England', 'Levi Stubbs' Tears' - these are unadorned, poetic songs that skilfully interweave everyday observation with much broader concerns: of fairness and outrage, of generosity and love.A Lover SingsĀ reveals a unique sensibility: principled and proudly of the Left, funny, forthright and tender. It is a remarkable collection.
