Nada Surf Lyrics — by Popularity
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| 1 | Inside Of Love |
| 2 | Enjoy The Silence |
| 3 | Popular |
| 4 | Electrocution |
| 5 | Evolucion |
| 6 | Always Love |
| 7 | Love Goes On |
| 8 | See These Bones |
| 9 | Weightless |
| 10 | The Fox |
| 11 | Blonde On Blonde |
| 12 | Love & Anger |
| 13 | Beautiful Beat |
| 14 | Do It Again |
| 15 | Happy Kid |
| 16 | Janine |
| 17 | I Like What You Say |
| 18 | Bye Bye Beaute |
| 19 | The Way You Wear Your Head |
| 20 | Treading Water |
| 21 | The Film Did Not Go 'Round |
| 22 | Neither Heaven Nor Space |
| 23 | From Now On |
| 24 | I Wanna Take You Home |
| 25 | Whose Authority |
| 26 | Ice On The Wing |
| 27 | Fruit Fly |
| 28 | In The Mirror |
| 29 | Where Is My Mind |
| 30 | Stalemate |
| 31 | Are You Lightning |
| 32 | Treehouse |
| 33 | The Plan |
| 34 | Concrete Bed |
| 35 | The Agony Of Laffitte |
| 36 | Question |
| 37 | All Is A Game |
| 38 | Blankest Year |
| 39 | Everybody Lies |
| 40 | What Is Your Secret? |
| 41 | You Were So Warm |
| 42 | Sleep |
| 43 | Firecracker |
| 44 | Hollywood |
| 45 | Slow Down |
| 46 | 80 Windows |
| 47 | Agony Of Lafitte |
| 48 | Deeper Well |
| 49 | Your Legs Grow |
| 50 | Paper Boats |
Nada Surf Albums
About Nada Surf
Nada Surf is a New York-based rock band formed in 1992 who gained initial fame with their satirical alt-rock hit "Popular" before evolving into masters of melodic indie rock with introspective lyrics. Their sound shifted from the grunge-influenced debut to the lush, emotionally resonant songwriting showcased on albums like "Let Go" and "You Know Who You Are," featuring Matthew Caws' warm vocals over jangly guitars and thoughtful arrangements. Songs like "Inside of Love" and their cover of Depeche Mode's "Enjoy The Silence" demonstrate their ability to craft both original gems and reimagine classics with their signature blend of vulnerability and optimism. Over three decades, Nada Surf has built a devoted following through consistent touring and albums that balance accessibility with emotional depth, proving that intelligent indie rock can endure.