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Kings of Leon — 100,000 People

Album: When You See Yourself
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Total ratings: 2280

Released: 2021
Length: 5:39
Plays (last 30 days): 2

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Rake at the moon where the river flows
Cut from the cloth of the winter's cold
Bound by the voice that no one hears
I've been around in a way for years
Stray from the hear the more that you know
All gussied up with no place to go
Table side the one of your dreams
Get what you want not what you need

Parlor games and 6 o'clock news
Hands of a stranger touching you
Wide awake incased in a dream
Everything is not as it seems
All your time is heaven sent
Days and the nights all start to blend
It's not like this town to set you free
The more you look the less you see

The tables set the rose is out
You know what it is
Miles away from places you have been
The call was made to pull the shades
The start of something new
Still nothing makes me feel the way
You do, you do, you do, you do
You do, you do, you do, you do
You do, you do, you do, you do
You do, you do, you do, you do

The ones they say have come here before
All gather 'round in the corridor
Try as I might I can't place your name
I know the face that I can't explain
In my mind you're everything
Lips don't move but voices still ring
The light inside has lost its glow
The more you see the less you know

The tables set the rose is out
You know what it is
Miles away from places you have been
The call was made to pull the shades
The start of something new
Still nothing makes me feel the way
You do, you do, you do, you do
You do, you do, you do, you do
You do, you do, you do, you do
You do, you do, you do, you do

The seasons change
My mind erased
The stars all fade
But one remains the same

You do, you do, you do, you do
You do, you do, you do, you do

Must I your grace
Unveil the face
Only to say
Nothing takes the place

Comments (82)add comment

I like these guys the more I hear them.

Posted 1 week ago by nomnol [ Reply ]

Tomfranpat wrote:

Listen to this.
Read the lyrics.
Understand what he feels, seeing his uncle drift into disconnection from his known world.
Most of us will lose someone to Alzheimer’s disease.

Thanks for sharing. The lyrics make a lot more sense to me now and they are powerful. We lost my wife's Father to Alzheimer's and it is harrowing for everyone.

Posted 8 months ago by Alastair [ Reply ]

The song is good but RP's new philosophy of playing only one song from every band over and over again for weeks is hard to take.

Posted 8 months ago by johnfiva [ Reply ]

Couldn't get on board with these guys for a while but this song has helped me bridge that gap. Thanks RP for bringing the goods once again.

Posted 9 months ago by Delawhere [ Reply ]

Tomfranpat wrote:

Listen to this.
Read the lyrics.
Understand what he feels, seeing his uncle drift into disconnection from his known world.
Most of us will lose someone to Alzheimer’s disease.

An already hauntingly beautiful song now means even more to me. Thanks for sharing.

Posted 10 months ago by Citizen225 [ Reply ]

With all four of the original members having the same last name, it would've also made a good band name. "Followill" ...it's good.

Posted 10 months ago by xray38 [ Reply ]

Tomfranpat wrote:

Perhaps, but why would someone “play with” such a tender, sad, soulful song? Well, each to his own.
Now listening to: “Every single one of us could use some mercy now.”

Posted 10 months ago by Tomfranpat [ Reply ]

lily34 wrote:

pretty sure it was a tongue in cheek reference to the lyrics "you do, you do, you do, you do." but, maybe you missed that.

Posted 10 months ago by Tomfranpat [ Reply ]

aspicer wrote:

Not a huge fan of them, but like this track in particular, maybe b/c it has an Elbow feel to it.

Posted 10 months ago by Tomfranpat [ Reply ]

Listen to this.
Read the lyrics.
Understand what he feels, seeing his uncle drift into disconnection from his known world.
Most of us will lose someone to Alzheimer’s disease.

Posted 10 months ago by Tomfranpat [ Reply ]

Not a huge fan of them, but like this track in particular, maybe b/c it has an Elbow feel to it.

Posted 1 year ago by aspicer [ Reply ]

WannabeBanned wrote:

I like Kings of Leon. The rest of you can go to hell. ;-)

You mean the rest of us who also like Kings of Leon? Confused.

Posted 1 year ago by johnfiva [ Reply ]

Some Arcade Fire, some Elbow.

Posted 1 year ago by johnfiva [ Reply ]

There's something about the bridges that I like.

Posted 1 year ago by longliverp [ Reply ]

sigummer wrote:

Are you an AI chat bot gone wrong, or what?

You mean you don't hear him sing "YouTube YouTube YouTube. " a zillion annoying times??......

Posted 1 year ago by alain.brault [ Reply ]

sigummer wrote:

Are you an AI chat bot gone wrong, or what?

I'd guess mocking the repetitive chorus. Chuckle here.,haha!
I kinda like the tune.

Posted 1 year ago by reguru2112 [ Reply ]

This song would have done well without all of the Doo Doo, Doo Doo...

Posted 1 year ago by RicoDrumz [ Reply ]

Gotta say, Kings of Leon, they've been growing on me a little of late. Not sure why it takes me so long to warm up to some bands. This one caught my ear for sure.

Posted 1 year ago by ick [ Reply ]

In every 100,000 people, there are approximately 1,000 homo DJs.

Posted 1 year ago by wifesboyfriend [ Reply ]

sigummer wrote:

Are you an AI chat bot gone wrong, or what?

pretty sure it was a tongue in cheek reference to the lyrics "you do, you do, you do, you do." but, maybe you missed that.

Posted 1 year ago by lily34 [ Reply ]

alain.brault wrote:

Do they have a video on YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube?

Are you an AI chat bot gone wrong, or what?

Posted 1 year ago by sigummer [ Reply ]

I could listen to this album over and over and never get tired of it.

Posted 1 year ago by Beez [ Reply ]

is someone else from the band singing this one? it sounds so different that most i know by KOL. doesn't sound like caleb singing...

Posted 1 year ago by lily34 [ Reply ]

DaidyBoy wrote:

Nice. Instantly recognisable as KoL yet totally different from their usual.

My thought exactly. Quite wistful, hopeful, thoughtful, sweet.

Posted 1 year ago by kingart [ Reply ]

Some songs need more cowbell. This one needs more you do.

Posted 1 year ago by Steve [ Reply ]

Daveteauk wrote:

If only you could spell!! Buy.

You're a wanker or do you not recognize a second language learner?

Posted 1 year ago by itsme_bygolly [ Reply ]

This guy keeps telling me "you do you". I think he's being snarky.

Posted 2 years ago by timmus [ Reply ]

Every time I hear this song, at first I think it's Devotchka. I'm not a huge Kings of Leon fan but I do like this one. A solid 7.

Posted 2 years ago by Pound33 [ Reply ]

Very good intro and rhythm, insta-bookmarked. Love the mood.

Posted 2 years ago by i3a [ Reply ]

decent, comfortably numb vibe for a beat or two

Posted 2 years ago by reguru2112 [ Reply ]

alain.brault wrote:

Now that's funny

Posted 2 years ago by AbileneTexas [ Reply ]

nikmilligan wrote:

Easy tiger...your complacency is showing, remember only cows are truly happy!

Easy there slim... Cold and h8ful is not a good look.

Posted 2 years ago by h8rhater [ Reply ]

Posted 2 years ago by alain.brault [ Reply ]

One of their better songs (imo)

Posted 2 years ago by smartn1 [ Reply ]

Daveteauk wrote:

If only you could spell!! Buy.

Better'n sayin', "...I've gotta bye this album."

Posted 2 years ago by Ok_Sobriquet [ Reply ]

Sexly.

Posted 2 years ago by dopeonaropesoap [ Reply ]

KOL

Posted 2 years ago by bennie482 [ Reply ]

the_jake wrote:

You do. Who knew. Voodoo. Woo hoo.

Posted 2 years ago by ba2kellg [ Reply ]

Good Tune!

Posted 2 years ago by joejennings [ Reply ]

This band is hit or miss for me. This song is a hit!

Posted 3 years ago by eileenomurphy [ Reply ]

the_jake wrote:

You do. Who knew. Voodoo. Woo hoo.

What up with that!

Posted 3 years ago by USGrant [ Reply ]

Not your typical Nashville band.

Posted 3 years ago by jacopo777 [ Reply ]

I would love to know how this song got generated. It's so woven and complex, and the "you do"s are part of the rhythm. I'm sure there's a really great story there.

Posted 3 years ago by 2Hawks [ Reply ]

gfalkner wrote:

Damn you RP - now I've gotta by this album.

If only you could spell!! Buy.

Posted 3 years ago by Daveteauk [ Reply ]

Some serious questions asked, followed by minorities.

Posted 3 years ago by (former member) [ Reply ]

MJdub wrote:

Reminds me of Way Over Yonder in the Minor Key

Yeah, some of the phrasing...thanks for ruining this one for me, ha!

Posted 3 years ago by black321 [ Reply ]

I like the vibe on a dark monday morning in Berlin

Posted 3 years ago by tm [ Reply ]

That retro string sound is very jarring to my ears.

Posted 3 years ago by Edweirdo [ Reply ]

I like this sound from them much better than previous. It sounds/feels more, authentic? That, of course, is completely my opinion. Everyone that listens to music hears it from their own perspective.

Posted 3 years ago by nursshar1 [ Reply ]

Reminds me of Way Over Yonder in the Minor Key

Posted 3 years ago by MJdub [ Reply ]

WannabeBanned wrote:

I like Kings of Leon. The rest of you can go to hell. ;-)

I also like most of what I've heard, BUT that's one hell of a comment!

Posted 3 years ago by SRAY [ Reply ]

Not complaining, as this KoL is more accessible than most to my innate sensibilities, but have to say that this ditty sounds like (in a good way) the love child of Spoon and Elbow on a moody day.

Posted 3 years ago by deveser [ Reply ]

The more I hear this, the more I hear the talent and genius in this amazing band of brothers. I wondered if their name was inspired by the epic novel, El Cid, named for a legendary Spanish rebel leader who a thousand years or so ago schemed to (temporarily) re-conquer Valencia, then under Moorish control. But, no -- it's nothing to do with any or all of that! But it sure doesn't hurt to add intrigue wherever it may be inserted... They are all descendents of a legendary paternal grandfather named Leon, so... Anyway, brilliant song, group, history, choice on the Masterpiece Playlist that Bill and Rebecca plug in from their Place of Enlightenment; thanks, RP, as always!

Posted 3 years ago by coloradojohn [ Reply ]

dwlangham wrote:

It doesn't warrant such a definitive judgment.

Logged on to rate this song a 9. This song is legit great!

Posted 3 years ago by akboognish [ Reply ]

jelgator wrote:

This song is horrible.

It doesn't warrant such a definitive judgment.

Posted 3 years ago by dwlangham [ Reply ]

This song is horrible.

Posted 3 years ago by jelgator [ Reply ]

WannabeBanned wrote:

I like Kings of Leon. The rest of you can go to hell. ;-)

Easy tiger...your complacency is showing, remember only cows are truly happy!

Posted 3 years ago by nikmilligan [ Reply ]

Damn you RP - now I've gotta by this album.

Posted 3 years ago by gfalkner [ Reply ]

Gesundheit!

Posted 3 years ago by Finnbayer [ Reply ]

First two albums, amazing. Then a bunch of bland, corporate pop-rock, completely unlistenable. So, anything that comes from them these days which isn't terrible, I'm pleasantly surprised.

Posted 3 years ago by frisbeepilot [ Reply ]

I like Kings of Leon. The rest of you can go to hell. ;-)

Posted 3 years ago by WannabeBanned [ Reply ]

meh

Posted 3 years ago by Canada_Blackbird [ Reply ]

I'm always hot/cold on KOL. I've bought their albums but meh... this song, however, is very nice.

Posted 3 years ago by sunybuny [ Reply ]

The background synths remind me of several tracks on Steven Wilson's last album, especially "Man Of The People". I expect they used the same device or software to get that sound, and like many tracks from the 80's, it will date this music to a specific period in time.

That said, I like this and SW.

Posted 3 years ago by Ben_D_Wire [ Reply ]

DaidyBoy wrote:

Nice. Instantly recognisable as KoL yet totally different from their usual.

Yes. They've somehow changed up their style quite a bit between most albums while retaining an unmistakable KoL signature. It's one of the reasons they're one of my favorite bands, despite I find a few albums not to my liking at all.