Coming Up Easy

Album: Sunny Side Up (2009)
Charted: 62
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Songfacts®:

  • This was the second single released from Scottish singer-songwriter Paolo Nutini's sophomore studio album Sunny Side Up.
  • This soulful ballad was written by Paolo Nutini and produced by the singer together with Ethan Johns (Kings Of Leon, Ryan Adams, Ray LaMontagne).
  • The song concerns Nutini's struggles with marijuana but it can be listened to from other perspectives. The singer explained on his website: "Its about my own conflict I had about marijuana but you can hear it as a song about relationships, compromising, having to deal with someone else's emotions. It's about bad habits and breaking up, but I wanted to keep it positive."

Comments: 2

  • Shelly Abraham from Leicester Absolutely love him, not only is he an incredible talent he's extremely gorgeous...
  • John from St.catharines, OnI really like this guys voice.
    Think it's time he got more recognition over here.
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