But generally, players like Mick and Steve, you let them do their thing you know it’s going to be all right. Yes they do, yes they do, yes they do, yes they do, hey) The competition is a color TV. I used to be very guarded over my songs – ‘I know how it should go, I want it to be like this’ – get a bit too precious with it. “Then with other things you let other people do their thing. “I have definite ideas about some things,” says Weller. The song marked a new phase for The Style Council: after the loose collective Weller assembled for their 1984 debut album Café Bleu, the 1985 model who recorded the Our Favourite Shop album operated more like a structured group centred around Weller and his chief Council collaborator, Mick Talbot. Walls Come Tumbling Down Lyrics: You dont have to take this crap You dont have to sit back and relax You can actually try changing it I know weve always. Whether it was a stupid haircut or the clothes. “Sometimes I think I wasn’t affected by the ’80s – it’s only when you look back that you realise you were. “The song was a product of the time, as the band was,” says Weller. Perhaps their most striking moment – in today’s climate, at least – is their ninth single, the punchy “Walls Come Tumbling Down!”, which tackled political oppression and complacency over a pounding beat. As a new compilation and an accompanying documentary tell the story of The Style Council, Paul Weller and his bandmates relive those halcyon days in the latest issue of Uncut – in shops now or available to buy online by clicking here.
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