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Roads

Song · 1994 · Portishead. Album: Dummy

For the sadness that doesn't have words 🌧️

Who it's for

One of Portishead's most aching songs, Beth Gibbons sings of a deep, nameless wrongness and the struggle to find a way through it.

Lost and aching→Held in the ache

Feelings it meets

What it is

"Roads" is the eighth track on Portishead's 1994 debut album Dummy, written by Geoff Barrow, Beth Gibbons and Adrian Utley. It is a slow, down-tempo trip-hop song built on a descending Rhodes electric piano figure, with Gibbons' fragile vocal and strings that swell toward the climax.

Where to find it

All major streaming services.

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Age: All ages

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