Preluders - Losing My Religion Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who originally wrote 'Losing My Religion'?

   'Losing My Religion' was originally written by members of the band R.E.M.: William Thomas Berry, Peter Lawrence Buck, Michael Edward Mills, and John Michael Stipe.

2. Who are Preluders?

   Preluders is a German girl group formed in 2003 during the third season of the TV show 'Popstars'. They are known for their covers of popular songs, including R.E.M.'s 'Losing My Religion'.

3. When did R.E.M. release 'Losing My Religion'?

   R.E.M. released 'Losing My Religion' on February 19, 1991, as the lead single from their album 'Out of Time'.

4. Did Michael Stipe agree to lip-sync for the 'Losing My Religion' music video?

   Yes, Michael Stipe agreed to lip-sync the lyrics for the 'Losing My Religion' music video, which was directed by Tarsem Singh.

5. How was the mandolin riff for 'Losing My Religion' created?

   Peter Buck, R.E.M.'s guitarist, created the mandolin riff for 'Losing My Religion' while practicing the instrument at home, having recently purchased it and experimenting with different melodies.

6. What is the theme of the song 'Losing My Religion' according to Michael Stipe?

   Michael Stipe has stated that 'Losing My Religion' is about romantic expression and unrequited love. He has compared its theme to the song 'Every Breath You Take' by The Police, describing it as an obsession pop song.