All Kaiser Chiefs Lyrics

Kaiser Chiefs - Feeling Alright | lyrnow.com
{Verse 1} Phone in dead for work again I want to see you there Feel you there for me I know we're going out in style We take our places in a line And when

Kaiser Chiefs - Jealousy | lyrnow.com
{Verse 1} Of the seven deadly sins, will Heaven let you in If you're never doing more than four? Gluttony and envy, lust is over-friendly Pride will come before a

Kaiser Chiefs - Flowers in the Rain | lyrnow.com
Woke up one morning half asleep With all my blankets in a heap And yellow roses scattered all around me The time was still approaching For I couldn't stand it any

Kaiser Chiefs - Zombie Prom | lyrnow.com
Do you remember it was back in late September When we started getting ready for IT We got our costumes and we're ready to be exhumed And we're rolling back the slabs on the

Kaiser Chiefs - Oh My God | lyrnow.com
{Verse 1} Time on your own that'll never end You've completed the internet and called all your friends Now you're taking advice from a band named Kaiser

Kaiser Chiefs - Song for Stephanie | lyrnow.com
There's signs of life in the generator Fairy lights, but they're on for a second Rattles come from the refrigerator Static crackles on the record player Song for

Kaiser Chiefs

Kaiser Chiefs emerged in the mid-2000s as one of the major players in the Post-Punk Revival movement. After a slight false start with their first album, 22 (released under the name “Parva”), the band achieved considerable commercial success with their first two major-label studio albums, Employment (2005) and Yours Truly, Angry Mob (2007). The latter also spawned the single, “Ruby”, which scored the band their first UK #1 in 2007. The group gained recognition for their Britpop and Punk-influenced sound, which made them stand out among their contemporaries.

Their next album, Off With Their Heads, was also a commercial hit, but 2011’s The Future is Medieval, was less successful, and the band only returned to the limelight three years later, following the departure of drummer Nick Hodgson and Ricky Wilson’s appearance as a judge on The Voice UK, when Education, Education, Education & War became their second album to top the UK charts.

After this, the band stepped away from their trademark punk sound and moved into a more commercial, poppy direction with 2016’s Stay Together.