RED FANG
- Wires Lyrics / with translationsKid, don't lose your cool it's still too soon to have to choose a brighter doom.
It's hard to believe but I can see how there could be so little left to lose.
Momma's not okay, she lights a candle for every day that you're away. Today could be the one she burns the mother f*cker down, the final act of grace. In a pointless endless race.
Kid, you're under fire, your life is coming down to the wire. Baby, you'll take the captains hand, carry a ship through burning sands. Cradle your rifle like a man.
Momma, she said to wait, she's lost it all, slowly got the stay to make you pay. She throws the fiend upon the floor to get those suckers full of stone. Till the day he dies alo
It's hard to believe but I can see how there could be so little left to lose.
Momma's not okay, she lights a candle for every day that you're away. Today could be the one she burns the mother f*cker down, the final act of grace. In a pointless endless race.
Kid, you're under fire, your life is coming down to the wire. Baby, you'll take the captains hand, carry a ship through burning sands. Cradle your rifle like a man.
Facts about Wires
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Wires is written by David William Sullivan, John Sherman, Aaron G. Beam, Maurice Bryan Giles.
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It is first released on April 12, 2011 as part of Red Fang's album "Murder the Mountains" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, Red Fang's 'Wires' paints a picture of a tough and fiery situation where a person, most likely a child, is counseled to hold on and struggle through the hard times to come. The song lyrics create a scenario of pressure, strife, and giving up using heavy imagery like 'cracking open skulls like cans of beans' and 'cradle your rifle like a man' to illustrate the seriousness of the situation and the necessity for toughness. The Wires lyrics mainly point out despair, angst, heartbreak, reflection, and social commentary. Meanwhile, the song points out the importance of struggle and resilience, family and sacrifice and desperation and hopelessness. The lyrics include adult themes, strong language, and violence references which are considered unsuitable for minors below 17 without parents' guidance.
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Wires falls under the genre Rock.
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Wires song length is 5 minutes and 43 seconds.
Who wrote Wires lyrics?
Wires is written by David William Sullivan, John Sherman, Aaron G. Beam, Maurice Bryan Giles.
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When was Wires released?
It is first released on April 12, 2011 as part of Red Fang's album "Murder the Mountains" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Wires lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, Red Fang's 'Wires' paints a picture of a tough and fiery situation where a person, most likely a child, is counseled to hold on and struggle through the hard times to come. The song lyrics create a scenario of pressure, strife, and giving up using heavy imagery like 'cracking open skulls like cans of beans' and 'cradle your rifle like a man' to illustrate the seriousness of the situation and the necessity for toughness. The Wires lyrics mainly point out despair, angst, heartbreak, reflection, and social commentary. Meanwhile, the song points out the importance of struggle and resilience, family and sacrifice and desperation and hopelessness. The lyrics include adult themes, strong language, and violence references which are considered unsuitable for minors below 17 without parents' guidance.
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Which genre is Wires?
Wires falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Wires?
Wires song length is 5 minutes and 43 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): David William Sullivan, John Sherman, Aaron G. Beam, Maurice Bryan GilesRecord Label(s): 2011 Relapse Records
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