About “I’m Still Here”
“I’m Still Here” is a hidden song by Crowded House from their album Woodface.
It is believed that the song was recorded while the band was drunk in the recording studio then added as a bonus track on the album. Written by Neil Finn and Tim Finn.
About Woodface
Crowded House’s third studio album, Woodface, was released in 1991 and is widely regarded as their masterpiece. The album was co-produced by Mitchell Froom and Neil Finn, and features contributions from Tim Finn, Nick Seymour, and Paul Hester. The album was a commercial success and spawned several hits, including “Weather With You,” “Fall At Your Feet,” and “It’s Only Natural.”
Woodface is known for its lush harmonies and inventive songwriting. The album is a perfect balance of rock, pop, and folk influences, with catchy hooks and insightful lyrics. The songs cover a range of emotions, from the upbeat “Chocolate Cake” to the melancholic “Four Seasons In One Day.” The album’s standout track, “Weather With You,” is a perfect example of the band’s songwriting prowess, with its memorable melody and witty lyrics.
Woodface is a testament to Crowded House’s talent and innovation. The album remains a beloved classic in the canon of ’90s rock, and its influence can still be heard in contemporary music today.
How to find “I’m Still Here”
On CD: Play through the last track (“How Will You Go”)
Listen to “I’m Still Here”
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