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As I Lay Dying Vacancy Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 6.71/10 [7 votes]Album: The Powerless Rise / Original Release Date: 2010-05-11Genre: RockSong Duration: 4 min 26 sec
AS I LAY DYING
- Vacancy Lyrics / with translationsWe live in slavery to a past we cannot escape, and I say it's worth it to just start again... again.
Weve focused so long on ideals of freedom that it is this very belief that oppresses us.
We all want to be free, yet we find ways to forfeit liberty
To our own impulses, to our own consumption.
So I say it's worth it to build a new foundation... a new foundation...
A new foundation... a new foundation... it's a past we cannot escape.
This vacancy will take everything this world can offer.
But what is control once we have let go of all we suffer? Once weve let go...
Yeah... When weve awakened to admit we are all enslaved,
Then there is freedom in our choice to disobey. Yeah...
Our creeds have become a justification (justification) to live the way that some see fit(Justification), and no one is more hopeless than those blinded by the scales of content.
This vacancy will take everything this world can offer.
But what is control (what is control), once we have let go of all we suffer?
We live in slavery to a past we cannot escape. So I say it's worth it to just start again.
Oh... We've let go. We've let go. We've let go. Yeah...
This vacancy will take everything this world (all that this world) can offer
(All that this world offers).
But what is control (what is control) once we have let go (we have let go) of all we suffer?
We can't escape, we can't escape. We can't escape, we can't escape.
So I say it's worth it to start again.
Weve focused so long on ideals of freedom that it is this very belief that oppresses us.
We all want to be free, yet we find ways to forfeit liberty
To our own impulses, to our own consumption.
So I say it's worth it to build a new foundation... a new foundation...
A new foundation... a new foundation... it's a past we cannot escape.
This vacancy will take everything this world can offer.
But what is control once we have let go of all we suffer? Once weve let go...
Yeah... When weve awakened to admit we are all enslaved,
Then there is freedom in our choice to disobey. Yeah...
Our creeds have become a justification (justification) to live the way that some see fit(Justification), and no one is more hopeless than those blinded by the scales of content.
But what is control (what is control), once we have let go of all we suffer?
We live in slavery to a past we cannot escape. So I say it's worth it to just start again.
Oh... We've let go. We've let go. We've let go. Yeah...
This vacancy will take everything this world (all that this world) can offer
(All that this world offers).
But what is control (what is control) once we have let go (we have let go) of all we suffer?
We can't escape, we can't escape. We can't escape, we can't escape.
So I say it's worth it to start again.
Facts about Vacancy
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Vacancy is written by Samuel Nicholas Hipa, Timothy Lambesis, Phillip J. Sgrosso, Jordan D. Mancino, Josh Gilbert.
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It is first released on May 11, 2010 as part of As I Lay Dying's album "The Powerless Rise" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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When we try to piece together the story behind the words, the song 'Vacancy' by As I Lay Dying demonstrates how people attempt to achieve freedom but become stuck because of their former lives and the rules imposed by society. The lyrics of Vacancy mainly focus on five themes which are freedom, reflection, inspiration, social commentary and empowerment. The song shows how people become enslaved to their past while they experience a false sense of freedom which makes them need to start fresh to achieve their actual freedom while they should not become too comfortable with their current state. The lyrics contain themes of slavery, freedom, and rebellion, which may be complex and intense for younger audiences. The content contains strong language but it does not contain explicit material which includes sexual content and violence and drug use. The mature themes in the content require parents to provide guidance for their children.
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Vacancy falls under the genre Rock.
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Vacancy song length is 4 minutes and 26 seconds.
Who wrote Vacancy lyrics?
Vacancy is written by Samuel Nicholas Hipa, Timothy Lambesis, Phillip J. Sgrosso, Jordan D. Mancino, Josh Gilbert.
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When was Vacancy released?
It is first released on May 11, 2010 as part of As I Lay Dying's album "The Powerless Rise" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Vacancy lyrics?
When we try to piece together the story behind the words, the song 'Vacancy' by As I Lay Dying demonstrates how people attempt to achieve freedom but become stuck because of their former lives and the rules imposed by society. The lyrics of Vacancy mainly focus on five themes which are freedom, reflection, inspiration, social commentary and empowerment. The song shows how people become enslaved to their past while they experience a false sense of freedom which makes them need to start fresh to achieve their actual freedom while they should not become too comfortable with their current state. The lyrics contain themes of slavery, freedom, and rebellion, which may be complex and intense for younger audiences. The content contains strong language but it does not contain explicit material which includes sexual content and violence and drug use. The mature themes in the content require parents to provide guidance for their children.
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Which genre is Vacancy?
Vacancy falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Vacancy?
Vacancy song length is 4 minutes and 26 seconds.
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Record Label(s): 2010 Metal Blade Records
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Vacancy
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