Lies (Thompson Twins song) ("In the Name of Love" had spent five weeks atop this chart in 1982). The music video was played on MTV and other video programs and features a view of the band's feet at the end of an oversized bed, bouncing back and forth to the rhythm of the song, as a variety of sights pass in a room similar to Bowman's bedroom in "" or a Magritte painting. At the end, the bed is revealed to be a hospital bed. 3. ^ Regular Show Season 1: Grilled Cheese Deluxe (2010) Lies (Thompson Twins song) "Lies" is a 1982 song
Hold Me Now (Thompson Twins song) hit status". Raymond Fiore from "Entertainment Weekly" said that the song "still sounds good today" and called it "the sound of new wave-pop brilliance". In 2005, the song ranked #308 in "Blender"'s list of the 500 Greatest Songs Since You Were Born, describing it as "a new wave let's-stay-together plea" that is "so cornball it works". The music video for "Hold Me Now" was directed by Rupert James, produced by Tim Bevan, and edited by Brian Grant and Nick Morris. The video features the Thompson Twins in a set with a blue background. Each member is standing on a platform,