Profit in Peace

The song was released in 1999 and reached number 13 in the UK Singles Chart. It is taken from their 1999 album One From The Modern and was the first single to be released from the album.

The song title came from a phrase drummer Oscar Harrison often used, "There's no profit in Peace". Simon Fowler then took that title and wrote the song about the war at the current time and the message is saying because there is no profit in peace - war will not stop.

Track listing

CD & 7" Vinyl

"Profit in Peace"
"If You Get Your Way"
"Flood Tide Rising"

External links

Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics

Ocean Colour Scene

Simon Fowler Steve Cradock Oscar Harrison Dan Sealey Andy Bennett Damon Minchella

Studio albums	Ocean Colour Scene Moseley Shoals Marchin' Already One from the Modern Mechanical Wonder North Atlantic Drift A Hyperactive Workout for the Flying Squad On the Leyline Saturday Painting

Live albums	Live on the Riverboat One for the Road Live at the Jam House Live at Birmingham Academy The BBC Sessions

Compilation albums	B-sides, Seasides and Freerides Songs for the Front Row Ocean Colour Scene Anthology The Collection

Video albums	Filmed from the Front Row Live at the Town Hall

Singles	"The Riverboat Song" "You've Got It Bad" "The Day We Caught the Train" "The Circle" "Hundred Mile High City" "Travellers Tune" "Better Day" "It's a Beautiful Thing" "Profit in Peace" "So Low" "July" / "I Am the News" "Up on the Downside" "Mechanical Wonder" "Crazy Lowdown Ways" "I Just Need Myself" "Make the Deal" "Golden Gate Bridge" "Free My Name" "This Day Should Last Forever" "I Told You So" "I Just Got Over You"

Related articles	Discography

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