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Anne Clark Armchair Theatre Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.13/10 [8 votes]Album: Hopeless Cases / Original Release Date: 1987Genre: RockSong Duration: 2 min 40 sec
ANNE CLARK
- Armchair Theatre Lyrics / with translationsThis house is full of loneliness
Of sad weary silence
I switch on the television
For some company
Two actors
A man and a Woman
Give exaggerated little moans
As they simulate
A so called stimulating f*ck
For my entertainment
Beneath the endless groans
It's not real
It's pretend
Just like we pretended that last time
To make you
Night is the most difficult part off all
I don't need this
This vile, crude reminder
Of how we play out our roles
Without any script at all
Of sad weary silence
I switch on the television
For some company
Two actors
A man and a Woman
Give exaggerated little moans
As they simulate
A so called stimulating f*ck
For my entertainment
Beneath the endless groans
It's pretend
Just like we pretended that last time
To make you
Night is the most difficult part off all
I don't need this
This vile, crude reminder
Of how we play out our roles
Without any script at all
Facts about Armchair Theatre
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Armchair Theatre is written by David Harrow, Anne Charlotte Clark.
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It is first released in 1987 as part of Anne Clark's album "Hopeless Cases" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, the song 'Armchair Theatre' by Anne Clark delves into the theme of loneliness and the artificiality of relationships. The lyrics show how people experience emptiness while pretending to act in their social interactions, which results in both authentic connection and the midnight hour, which represents their most profound time of solitude. The lyrics of Armchair theatre demonstrate despair and heartbreak and solitude and angst and reflection. The song establishes two main themes through its musical content, which consists of two main elements, namely the power of isolation and the disillusionment that comes from romantic relationships. The lyrics contain adult themes and sexually-oriented language, which include explicit references to sexual activity and the crude portrayal of relationships, making the content unsuitable for children.
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Armchair Theatre falls under the genre Rock.
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Armchair Theatre song length is 2 minutes and 40 seconds.
Who wrote Armchair Theatre lyrics?
Armchair Theatre is written by David Harrow, Anne Charlotte Clark.
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When was Armchair Theatre released?
It is first released in 1987 as part of Anne Clark's album "Hopeless Cases" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Armchair Theatre lyrics?
When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, the song 'Armchair Theatre' by Anne Clark delves into the theme of loneliness and the artificiality of relationships. The lyrics show how people experience emptiness while pretending to act in their social interactions, which results in both authentic connection and the midnight hour, which represents their most profound time of solitude. The lyrics of Armchair theatre demonstrate despair and heartbreak and solitude and angst and reflection. The song establishes two main themes through its musical content, which consists of two main elements, namely the power of isolation and the disillusionment that comes from romantic relationships. The lyrics contain adult themes and sexually-oriented language, which include explicit references to sexual activity and the crude portrayal of relationships, making the content unsuitable for children.
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Which genre is Armchair Theatre?
Armchair Theatre falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Armchair Theatre?
Armchair Theatre song length is 2 minutes and 40 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): David Harrow, Anne Charlotte ClarkRecord Label(s): 1987 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Virgin Records Ltd
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