Grace (band) the original 1995 Perfecto Radio Edit. All new versions and remixes on the re-release however, contained a combination of the original backing vocals by Low and lead vocals by Atkins. It again reached the UK Top 20, peaking at number 16. In 2007, "Not Over Yet" was reworked by the Klaxons and renamed "It's Not Over Yet", for their album "Myths of the Near Future". In July 2011, new remixes of "Not Over Yet" were released by Perfecto. In December 2011, a new track for Grace (Dominique Atkins) was announced on Tilt's official Facebook page as being currently written. Grace
The Near Future The Near Future "The Near Future" is a song written by Irving Berlin in 1919. It is better known for the small part of its lyric that took on a life of its own: "How Dry I Am". The origins of the song and its components are somewhat obscure, as are the factors that differentiate "The Near Future" from "How Dry I Am." The origin of the melody predates Berlin's song and is based on an older hymn or spiritual. The most likely candidate is "Oh Happy Day, "the earliest known printing of which is in "The Wesleyan Sacred Harp"