CHEVELLE
- Peer Lyrics / with translationsI'd like to leave this
In my youth
Pick me up on your way
Send away virus
Drink sight is water
Drink sight is water
Watch him sell mugs to bikers
To make a million dollars
Place you stamp here
Send out love letters
C'mon enough said
The skin on top his hands
Has dried to red
The words, want them touch them
The nerve, why are you here
Back off peer
I am on top of this
Back off peer
I am on top of this back off
I need to make decisions
And I want to leave yea back off
Banned
In my youth
Pick me up on your way
Send away virus
Drink sight is water
Drink sight is water
Watch him sell mugs to bikers
To make a million dollars
Place you stamp here
Send out love letters
C'mon enough said
The skin on top his hands
The words, want them touch them
The nerve, why are you here
Back off peer
I am on top of this
Back off peer
I am on top of this back off
I need to make decisions
And I want to leave yea back off
Banned
Facts about Peer
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Peer is written by Samuel Loeffler, Joseph Loeffler, Peter Loeffler.
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It is first released on May 04, 1999 as part of Chevelle's album "Point #1" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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When we think about the meaning behind each verse, the song 'Peer' by Chevelle conveys a sense of independence and determination in the face of external pressures. The lyrics describe a character who wants to escape from his limitations because he wants to control his own destiny, which he demonstrates through his use of the phrase 'back off' which serves as a declaration of his personal space requirements. The lyrics of Peer focus on five main themes which include empowerment and angst and freedom and reflection and anger. The song demonstrates that people want to be self-sufficient but also experience difficulties because of outside things that control their lives. The lyrics present mature content which includes decision-making and emotional distress, making it inappropriate for young children to listen to. The content does not include any explicit language or violence or drug use, which makes it suitable for all viewers when parents provide their guidance.
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Peer falls under the genre Alternative.
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Peer song length is 4 minutes and 08 seconds.
Who wrote Peer lyrics?
Peer is written by Samuel Loeffler, Joseph Loeffler, Peter Loeffler.
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When was Peer released?
It is first released on May 04, 1999 as part of Chevelle's album "Point #1" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Peer lyrics?
When we think about the meaning behind each verse, the song 'Peer' by Chevelle conveys a sense of independence and determination in the face of external pressures. The lyrics describe a character who wants to escape from his limitations because he wants to control his own destiny, which he demonstrates through his use of the phrase 'back off' which serves as a declaration of his personal space requirements. The lyrics of Peer focus on five main themes which include empowerment and angst and freedom and reflection and anger. The song demonstrates that people want to be self-sufficient but also experience difficulties because of outside things that control their lives. The lyrics present mature content which includes decision-making and emotional distress, making it inappropriate for young children to listen to. The content does not include any explicit language or violence or drug use, which makes it suitable for all viewers when parents provide their guidance.
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Which genre is Peer?
Peer falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Peer?
Peer song length is 4 minutes and 08 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Samuel Loeffler, Joseph Loeffler, Peter LoefflerRecord Label(s): 1999 Squint Entertainment Distributed by WEA International A Time Warner Co All Rights Reserved
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