Before I Fall to Pieces

Before I Fall to Pieces

Infobox Single
Name = Before I Fall To Pieces


Artist = Razorlight
from Album = Razorlight
B-side = "Teenage Kicks", "Boys Don't Cry"
Released = December 18 2006
Format = 7", CD, DVD
Recorded =
Genre = Indie rock
Length = 3:22
Label = Mercury, Vertigo
Writer = Andy Burrows, Johnny Borrell
Producer = Razorlight, Chris Thomas
Certification =
Last single = "America"
(2006)
This single = "Before I Fall to Pieces"
(2006)
Next single = "I Can't Stop This Feeling I've Got"
(2007)

"Before I Fall to Pieces" is a song by English rock band Razorlight and is the fifth track on their self-titled second album. It was also released as the third single from that album in December 2006, competing for the coveted Christmas #1 spot in the UK Singles Chart (see 2006 in British music). The song entered at #17 there and at #37 in the Irish Singles Chart.

The video for "Before I Fall To Pieces" features Scorpio (aka Nikki Diamond) from TV's Gladiators and actor Guy Pearce.

Track listings

*7" 1714374
#"Before I Fall to Pieces" (Johnny Borrell, Andy Burrows/Razorlight)
#"Boys Don't Cry" (Michael Dempsey, Robert Smith, Lol Tolhurst)
*CD 1714372
#"Before I Fall to Pieces" (Borrell, Burrows/Razorlight)
#"Teenage Kicks" (John O'Neill)
#"In the Morning" (Acoustic) (Borrell/Razorlight)
*DVD 1714370
#"Before I Fall to Pieces" (video)
#"In The Morning" (video)


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