The Manics Encyclopaedia: Enola/Alone

ENOLA/ALONE

DISCOGRAPHY: Everything Must Go

LYRICS: Nicky Wire

MUSIC: James Dean Bradfield and Sean Moore

QUOTES: "Melancholia to the max. A song about memory, loss and looking back at old pictures. Lyrically, one of the most personal songs on the album, but ultimately about carrying on, no matter how hard things get. As this is the Manics, it also appears to incorporate various ideas nicked from French semiologist, Roland Barthes' Camera Lucida."
(Andrew Male, Select Magazine June 1996)

DISCOGRAPHY:	Everything Must Go
LYRICS:	Nicky Wire
MUSIC:	James Dean Bradfield and Sean Moore
QUOTES:	"Melancholia to the max. A song about memory, loss and looking back at old pictures. Lyrically, one of the most personal songs on the album, but ultimately about carrying on, no matter how hard things get. As this is the Manics, it also appears to incorporate various ideas nicked from French semiologist, Roland Barthes' Camera Lucida." (Andrew Male, Select Magazine June 1996)