Me & You

Album: Knowing What You Know Now (2018)
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Songfacts®:

  • Marmozets vocalist Becca MacIntyre penned this soft-focus ballad after losing her grandmother in 2014. She told Kerrang:

    "I was crying when I wrote this out of grief for my nan. I think in writing this, it helped me crack on and get back to doing what I'm supposed to be doing. That was my way of dealing with it. It's a way of saying she'll never really be gone. Every time we perform that song, I'll be able to reminisce about her. I found a way of getting over the really hard part of losing her, but still be able to carry her with us."

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