Motion Sickness (Bright Eyes song)

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"Motion Sickness"
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Single by Bright Eyes
from the album Noise Floor (Rarities: 1998–2005)
Released2000
Genre
Label Blood of the Young YOUNG-24
Songwriter(s) Conor Oberst
Bright Eyes singles chronology
"Motion Sickness"
(2000)
"I Will Be Grateful for This Day, I Will Be Grateful for Each Day to Come"
(2001)

"Motion Sickness" is a song by the band Bright Eyes. It was released as a single by Blood of the Young records. It was originally limited to 1100 copies on black vinyl, but has since been repressed on transparent yellow (2200 copies) and multi-colored swirl (3300 copies). Cover photographs and layout by Casey Scott.

Track listing

All songs by Conor Oberst.

  1. "Motion Sickness" - 4:46
  2. "Soon You Will Be Leaving Your Man" - 5:10

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