March To The Sea
Baroness
Baroness
BARONESS
- March To The Sea LyricsThere was an anchor
There was a silver-sweet refrain
You tucked your fingers in between my troubled bones
And what you did next was second-to-none
You really let us down
You tied yourself up
And jumped in the sea
Never to come home
Valium
You left me all alone
Tell me when I will be whole again
There was a whisper
Once there were heralds and parades
You sang your secrets through the tolling of the tide
The fugitive rooms, the amateur tombs
The silence and cries
The quickening beat
Your march to the sea
Never to return
Sweet morphine
You’ve taken all of me
Let me know
When you will let me go
[Bridge/Solo]
Heroin, where did you take my friend?
Tell me why
Those ropes are hanging high
Valium
You left me all alone
There was a silver-sweet refrain
You tucked your fingers in between my troubled bones
And what you did next was second-to-none
You really let us down
You tied yourself up
And jumped in the sea
Never to come home
Valium
You left me all alone
Tell me when I will be whole again
There was a whisper
Once there were heralds and parades
You sang your secrets through the tolling of the tide
The silence and cries
The quickening beat
Your march to the sea
Never to return
Sweet morphine
You’ve taken all of me
Let me know
When you will let me go
[Bridge/Solo]
Heroin, where did you take my friend?
Tell me why
Those ropes are hanging high
Valium
You left me all alone
Facts about March To The Sea
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March To The Sea is written by Pete Adams, Allen Blickle, John Baizley.
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It is first released on July 17, 2012 as part of Baroness's album "Yellow & Green" which includes 18 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, Baroness's 'March to the Sea' is an exemplar of the destructive nature of addiction and make use of metaphors such as 'silver-sweet refrain' and 'march to the sea' to show the attractive but eventually deadly path of substance addiction. The lyrics of the March to the sea are largely centered around heartbreak, despair, angst, reflection, and love. Additionally, the song draws attention to addiction, loss, and despair. The lyrics refer to the use of drugs (Valium, morphine, heroin) and also evince themes of despair and suicide (tying up and jumping in the sea, hanging ropes), which are very strong and mature themes not appropriate for the younger audience.
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March To The Sea falls under the genre Rock.
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March To The Sea song length is 3 minutes and 11 seconds.
Who wrote March To The Sea lyrics?
March To The Sea is written by Pete Adams, Allen Blickle, John Baizley.
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When was March To The Sea released?
It is first released on July 17, 2012 as part of Baroness's album "Yellow & Green" which includes 18 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind March To The Sea lyrics?
When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, Baroness's 'March to the Sea' is an exemplar of the destructive nature of addiction and make use of metaphors such as 'silver-sweet refrain' and 'march to the sea' to show the attractive but eventually deadly path of substance addiction. The lyrics of the March to the sea are largely centered around heartbreak, despair, angst, reflection, and love. Additionally, the song draws attention to addiction, loss, and despair. The lyrics refer to the use of drugs (Valium, morphine, heroin) and also evince themes of despair and suicide (tying up and jumping in the sea, hanging ropes), which are very strong and mature themes not appropriate for the younger audience.
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Which genre is March To The Sea?
March To The Sea falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song March To The Sea?
March To The Sea song length is 3 minutes and 11 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Pete Adams, Allen Blickle, John Baizley
Record Label(s): 2012 Relapse Records
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