Fran Healy
Scottish singer and songwriter
Francis Healy (born 23 July 1973) is a Scottish musician. He is the lead singer and lyricist of the band Travis, having written nearly all of the songs on their first six studio albums along with their ninth and tenth, with the seventh and eighth containing material written by other members of the band. Healy released his debut solo album, titled Wreckorder, in October 2010.
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Works
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- Afterglow
- All I Want to Do Is Rock
- All of the Places
- As You Are
- Battleships
- Blue Flashing Light
- Chances
- Closer
- Coming Around
- Dear Diary
- Driftwood
- Eyes Wide Open
- Falling Down
- Flowers in the Window
- Follow the Light
- Funny Thing
- Good Day to Die
- Good Feeling
- Happy
- Happy to Hang Around
- How Many Hearts
- I Love You Anyways
- Idlewild
- Indefinitely
- J. Smith
- Last Train
- Love Will Come Through
- Luv
- Mid-Life Krysis
- Midsummer Nights Dreamin’
- Moonshine
- More Than Us
- My Eyes
- My Last Chance
- New Amsterdam
- No Cigar
- One Night
- Out in Space
- Paperclips
- Paralysed
- Peace the Fuck Out
- Pipe Dreams
- Quicksand
- Radio Song
- Re‐Offender
- Safe
- Sailing Away
- Selfish Jean
- She’s So Strange
- Side
- Sing
- Slide Show
- Some Sad Song
- Somewhere Else
- Song to Self
- The Beautiful Occupation
- The Cage
- The Connection
- The Fear
- The Humpty Dumpty Love Song
- The Last Laugh of the Laughter
- The Line Is Fine
- Tied to the 90’s
- Turn
- U16 Girls
- Walking Down the Hill
- Walking in the Sun
- We Are Monkeys
- What Will Come
- Why Does It Always Rain on Me?
- Writing to Reach You