Be Charlotte - Rumours Don't Work

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Rumours don’t work if the lies still hurt
And I guess you know that
Dragged through the dirt my name on your t-shirt
But I guess you know that

You don’t even have the muscle to stretch your imagination
We know you cause trouble
You don’t even have the courage to block my conversation
We know you cause trouble, trouble

Why, Why are you so far removed from my life?
Why, Why are you so far removed from my life?

Disregard my face, cos it didn’t fit your frame
And I guess you know that I’m
Painted on the wall of a bright pink castle
But I guess you saw that

You don’t even have the muscle to stretch your imagination
We know you cause trouble
You don’t even have the courage to block my conversation
We know you cause trouble, trouble

Why, Why are you so far removed from my life?
Why, Why are you so far removed from my life?
Could it be we’re like one another
Dressed to impress under cover
You choose to not decide
It’s like I’m in disguise

Why, Why are you so far removed from my life?
Why, Why are you so far removed from my life?
They say you want to be like me but I'm not keen on fake IDs
So why are you, so far removed from my life?

Release Date: January 31, 2020

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"Rumours Don't Work" by Be Charlotte is a powerful anthem about dealing with lies, rumors, and betrayal. The lyrics speak to the pain of being dragged through the dirt by someone spreading falsehoods, but also call out the lack of courage and imagination in those who choose to cause trouble. The song questions why certain individuals are so removed from the speaker's life, and explores themes of identity, authenticity, and self-discovery. With a catchy melody and emotive vocals, "Rumours Don't Work" is a defiant and empowering track that encourages listeners to stay true to themselves and not let rumors define them.

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Be Charlotte is a Scottish three-piece band fronted by Charlotte Brimner that sculpts their style of music around spoken word, rap, and sometimes beatboxing. In October 2016, the group picked up an award for the Best Electronic Act at the Scottish Alternative Music Awards.