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The English Way

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"The English Way"
Single by Fightstar
from the album Be Human
Released3 November 2008 (UK)
Recorded2008
Length3:35
SongwritersCharlie Simpson, Alex Westaway, Dan Haigh, Omar Abidi
ProducersCarl Bown, Fightstar
Fightstar singles chronology
"I Am the Message"
(2008)
"The English Way"
(2008)
"Mercury Summer"
(2009)

"The English Way" was the first single to be taken from Fightstar's third studio album, Be Human. It was released on 3 November 2008.[1]

Frontman, Charlie Simpson, described the song's meaning as wanting England to be more patriotic, as he believes it has lost its pride and traditional values.

The song debuted at No. 62 in the UK Singles Chart and at No. 2 in the UK Independent Label Chart. The music video for the release proved a success, making both the No. 1 spot on the most requested charts on Scuzz and Kerrang! television stations.

Track listing

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CD
  1. "The English Way"
  2. "Colours Bleed" (Album demo)
iTunes bundle
  1. "The English Way"
  2. "Hide and Seek" (Imogen Heap cover)
  3. "The English Way (Acoustic)"
  4. "The English Way (Music video)"
7" vinyl
  1. "The English Way"
  2. "Drown"

Chart performance

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Chart (2008) Peak
position
Scottish Singles Chart[2] 26
UK Singles Chart 62
UK Rock Chart 2
UK Indie Chart 2

Personnel

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Fightstar
Additional
  • Produced by Carl Bown and Fightstar
  • Engineered by Chris Potter
  • Mixed by Carl Bown
  • Recorded at Treehouse Studios, West Sussex, England.
  • Artwork by Ryohei Hase

References

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  1. "Official Scottish Singles Sales Chart Top 100 | Official Charts Company". OfficialCharts.com.
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