Tempo di nuovo singolo per Ed Sheeran che, a partire dal 6 gennaio 2017, è in rotazione radiofonica con “Castle on the hill”. Per il giovane cantautore britannico, che sarà in concerto a Torino, classe ’91, si tratta di un pezzo scritto a quattro mani con il rapper statunitense Benny Blanco, influenzato da sonorità blues e rock, vicine a quelle di Bruce Springsteen.
Il brano anticipa l’uscita del suo terzo album di inediti “÷“, nei negozi e nei digital store a partire dal prossimo 3 marzo. Il titolo rappresenta il simbolo di “divisione” ed arriva a sei anni di distanza da “+” ed a tre anni dal precedente “x”. Dodici i brani che compongono la tracklist del disco: “Eraser”, “Castle on the hill”, “Dive”, “Shape of you”, “Perfect”, “Galway girl”, “Happier”, “New man”, “Hearts don’t break around here”, “What do I know?”, “How would you feel (paean)” e “Supermarket flowers”.
Ed Sheeran partirà in tour a partire dal prossimo 17 marzo, proprio dal nostro Paese, con un concerto-evento al Pala Altipur di Torino, con la prevendita dei biglietti che comincerà dalle ore 11.00 di giovedì 2 febbraio, sul circuito ticketone.it e in tutti i punti vendita autorizzati. Di seguito il videoclip ufficiale di “Castle on the hill”, diretto dal regista George Belfield.
CASTLE ON THE HILL | VIDEO
CASTLE ON THE HILL | TESTO
When I was six years old
I broke my leg
and I was running from my brother and his friends
and tasted the sweet perfume of the mountain grass I rolled down
I was younger then
take me back to when
I found my heart and broke it here
made my friends and lost them through the years
and I’ve not seen the boarding fields in so long
I know I’ve grown
I can’t wait to go home
I’m on my way
driving at nineteen at an old
country lake
singing to Tiny Dancer
and I miss the way you made me feel
It’s real, we watched the sunset
over the castle on the hill
fifteen years old
and smoking hand-rolled cigarettes
running from the lot to the back fields
and getting drunk with my friends
had my first kiss on a Friday night
I don’t reckon that I did it right
but I was younger then
take me back to when
We found weekend jobs, when we got paid
we’d buy cheap spirits and drink them straight
me and my friends have not thrown up in so long
oh, how we’ve grown
I can’t wait to go home
I’m on my way
driving at nineteen at an old
country lake
singing to Tiny Dancer
and I miss the way you made me feel
It’s real, we watched the sunset
over the castle on the hill
over the castle on the hill
over the castle on the hill
one friend left to sell clothes
one works down by the coast
one had two kids but lives alone
one’s brother overdosed
one’s already on his second wife
one’s just barely getting by
But these people raised me
and I can’t wait to go home
and I’m on my way
I still remember these old country lanes
when we did not know the answers
and I miss the way you made me feel
It’s real, we watched the sunset
over the castle on the hill
over the castle on the hill
over the castle on the hill
