Fits Ya Good | |||||||||||||
Recording Artist: | Hanover | ||||||||||||
Writers: | Jim Vallance Bryan Adams |
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Date Written: | April 1980 | ||||||||||||
Albums: | Hungry Eyes (1985) | ||||||||||||
Cover Versions: | Also
recorded by Bryan
Adams, Tove Naess |
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Comments:
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Following the demise of Ottawa's Wrabit in 1982, David Alpin (guitar) and Chris Brockway (bass) relocated to Toronto and hooked up with former members of Lee Aaron and Zon. As Hanover Fist they attracted the attention of MCA's John Alexander who signed them to a deal in 1984. During the recording of their debut, however, there were many personal and musical conflicts which led the band name to change, musical style to be watered down from metal to hard rock, and a change in personnel. So, by the time Hanover's 'Hungry Eyes' album was released in 1985, the act would only consist of Frank Zirone (vocals) and a group of studio musicians. |
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Lyrics: | Waiting
here for the working day to end Five o'clock and those walls just move in closer You get home so down and worn out It's understood Ya, it fits ya good Oh fits ya good Ya, it fits ya good Was a time you were bringing me down But I know it's just the way you live your life But you don't know like I know, baby I did all that I could Now it fits ya good Oh fits ya good Ya, it fits ya good |
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