Lucy (The Divine Comedy song)

It is based on three of the Lucy poems by William Wordsworth. The song starts with "I travelled among unknown men", it which the poet tells us of his two-fold love for England and for an Englishwoman called Lucy. The second poem, "She dwelt among the untrodden ways", is about a woman the poet loved called Lucy, who is now dead. The last poem, "A slumber did my spirit seal", is about the deceased Lucy.^[1]

References

↑ "Lucy". Retrieved July 2012.

The Divine Comedy

Neil Hannon

Other members	John Allen Miggy Barradas Stuart 'Pinkie' Bates Natalie Box John Evans Rob Farrer Grant Gordon Simon Little John McCullagh Bryan Mills Ivor Talbot Joby Talbot Kevin Traynor Lucy Wilkins Chris Worsey

Studio albums	Fanfare for the Comic Muse Liberation Promenade Casanova A Short Album About Love Fin de Siècle Regeneration Absent Friends Victory for the Comic Muse Bang Goes the Knighthood

Compilation albums	A Secret History... The Best of the Divine Comedy

Extended plays	Timewatch Europop Indulgence No.1 Indulgence No.2 Bavarian EP

Singles	"Lucy" "Something for the Weekend" "Becoming More Like Alfie" "The Frog Princess" "Everybody Knows (Except You)" "I've Been to a Marvellous Party" "Generation Sex" "The Certainty of Chance" "National Express" "The Pop Singer's Fear of the Pollen Count" "Gin Soaked Boy" "Love What You Do" "Bad Ambassador" "Perfect Lovesong" "Come Home Billy Bird" "Absent Friends" "Diva Lady" "To Die a Virgin" "At the Indie Disco"

Videos	Live at the Palladium

Film and TV scores	Father Ted The IT Crowd Wide Open Spaces

See also: The Duckworth Lewis Method

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