Coax Me

Coax Me
"Coax Me"
Single by Sloan
from the album Twice Removed
Format CD single
7"
Genre Indie rock
Length 3:26
Label Geffen Records, murderecords
Writer(s) Chris Murphy, Sloan
Sloan singles chronology
"I Am the Cancer"
(1993)		 "Coax Me"
(1994)		 "People of the Sky"
(1994)

"Coax Me" is a song by Sloan, off their second album Twice Removed. It was written by Chris Murphy.[1] The song peaked at #30 on the Canadian RPM Singles Chart, spending 12 weeks in the top 100.[2][3] It was also featured on Sloan's compilation album, A Sides Win: Singles 1992-2005.

References

  1. ^ Twice Removed - Coax Me, www.sloanmusic.com. Retrieved 2009-04-15.
  2. ^ Top Singles - Volume 60, No. 12, October 10 1994, RPM. Retrieved 2009-04-15.
  3. ^ Top Singles - Volume 60, No. 16, November 07 1994, RPM. Retrieved 2009-04-15.


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Jay Ferguson · Chris Murphy · Patrick Pentland · Andrew Scott
Studio Albums
EPs
Peppermint EP · Hit & Run
Live Albums
Compilations
Never Mind the Molluscs · DGC Rarities Volume 1 · A Sides Win: Singles 1992-2005 · B Sides Win: extras, bonus tracks and b-sides 1992-2008
Singles
"Underwhelmed" · "500 Up" · "Sugartune" · "Take It In" · "I Am The Cancer" · "Coax Me" · "People of the Sky" · "The Good in Everyone" · "Everything You've Done Wrong" · "The Lines You Amend" · "Money City Maniacs" · "She Says What She Means" · "Keep on Thinkin" · "Losing California" · "Friendship" · "Sensory Deprivation" · "Don’t You Believe a Word" · "If It Feels Good Do It" · "The Other Man" · "The Rest of My Life" · "Live On" · "Nothing Lasts Forever Anymore" · "All Used Up" · "Try to Make It" · "Who Taught You to Live Like That?" · "Ill Placed Trust" · "I've Gotta Try" · "Believe in Me" · "Witch's Wand" · "Take It Upon Yourself" · "Unkind"
Videography
Keepin' the Tour Alive
Label(s)
Former Label(s)
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