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Urban Fox (Byrne, Hampshire, Kent)
She blazes into view, turning out the night Yeah she's a heartbeat killer, a heartbeat killer She will entice you, intoxicating sight Yeah she's a heartbeat killer, a heartbeat killer But to run away won't start to save you She knows your game there's no escape route You're taken in, anticipating her Urban fox you searched me out Urban fox you brought me round Yeah she's a heartbeat killer, a heartbeat killer She'll mesmerise you with her quicksand eyes And now it's game over, it's game over But to run away won't start to save you She knows your game there's no escape route You're taken in, as if you're waiting for her Urban fox you searched me out Urban fox you brought me round Divine by day, vixen by night she's dressed to kill her prey on sight Her lips mislead you with her sweet talking You know that it's game over its game over Urban fox you searched me out Urban fox you brought me round
This girl is amazing, no two ways of saying it, you'll try to fight her advances but she'll get you in the end!
On the way to work Rich saw a fox sitting by the Met railway line and the phrase Urban Fox was consigned to the list of songs and ideas that Rich has. Years later, appropriately in The Mortimer pub, Rich and Sarah were going through this list for new song ideas and Urban Fox got an ooo! Songwriting started in earnest and situations and visions of this woman who is so amazing and deadly were talked about and what emotions she'd envoke. From that Sarah came up with these lines.... "Silent in her footsteps and deadly in her bite She's a heartbeat killer and I'm her prey tonight". From that the song was born. The Heartbeat Killer is the hook and was written at the same time as the verse. The verse words came quite quickly and the bridge lyrics and melody were written a bit later. Ben came up with the "Sweet Talking" line and also had a middle 8 that fitted nicely into the song, the words came later on. The chorus was agony and after many song writing sessions it was decided to drop an extended melody and go to the simpler one.

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