Harry Styles releases debut single Sign Of The Times: Audio, stream, lyrics
Stop your crying, baby...
Harry Styles has released his debut solo single, called Sign Of The Times.
The One Direction star debuted his first solo track on BBC Radio 1's Breakfast Show with Nick Grimshaw.
As you can hear below, it's a rousing piano-led guitar rock ballad that clocks in at well over five minutes.
Speaking on Radio 1, Harry said: "It’s a bit weird, I feel like I’ve been hibernating in the studio for so long… it’s time to give birth."
Harry will also perform the song live for the first time on The Graham Norton Show, while he has also booked a major US TV performance on Saturday Night Live on April 15, where he will appear alongside host Jimmy Fallon.
Pictures from the song's accompanying music video have also appeared online.
Harry has been one of the slower members of One Direction when it comes to turning out solo material. Niall Horan and Louis Tomlinson have both released Top 10 singles, while former member Zayn released his chart-topping debut album last year.
OfficialCharts.com has had a look into how the other members of One Direction have fared with their solo projects, looking at sales, streams and chart positions.
MORE: One Direction's complete Official UK Chart history
Lyrics to Harry Syles' Sign Of The Times
Just stop your crying It’s a sign of the times Welcome to the final show... Hope you’re wearing your best clothes You can't bribe the door on your…
HARRY STYLES Sign Of The Times by Directlyrics
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Minduk Gyeltshen Rinden
Yeah
It was unique music ( modern sound was there too) plus sounds like 80s with his emotional vocal voice..lyrics are so good we can related to each and every example like politics,love etc...but we can understand that those who are punks and thugs might not like this song to be honest!
Alfred Lock
Ed Sheerans' reign will finally end next week
yianang
You don't know what you're talking about, Alan Lee. It's a good song, and it will deservedly be a huge hit.