BARONESS
- Sea Lungs Lyrics / with translationsI can't breathe
Nor can I see the sun
It's so cold in here
Where did I go wrong?
All these days
I've sail'd cross these wicked seas
And I have petitioned the deep
For water to keep me clean
When my ship comes in
I'll find a way to breathe again
"Breathe in deep
Let the sea fill your lungs
It's better to brace for death
Than die for a promised land"
"Why so sad?
Your tears are no match for mine
I am eternal sea
And you are a drowning man"
When my ship comes in
I'll find a way to breathe again
When my ship comes in
I'll find a way to breathe again
When my ship comes in
I'll find a way to breathe again
Nor can I see the sun
It's so cold in here
Where did I go wrong?
All these days
I've sail'd cross these wicked seas
And I have petitioned the deep
For water to keep me clean
When my ship comes in
I'll find a way to breathe again
"Breathe in deep
Let the sea fill your lungs
It's better to brace for death
"Why so sad?
Your tears are no match for mine
I am eternal sea
And you are a drowning man"
When my ship comes in
I'll find a way to breathe again
When my ship comes in
I'll find a way to breathe again
When my ship comes in
I'll find a way to breathe again
Facts about Sea Lungs
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Sea Lungs is written by Allen Blickle, John Baizley, Pete Adams.
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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 7th track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Sea Lungs' by Baroness uses the metaphor of sailing across wicked seas and drowning in eternal sea to depict struggles and hardships in life. The ship arriving represents hope, which brings the ability to find breath again. The lyrics of Sea Lungs primarily express feelings of despair and angst and heartbreak and solitude and deep thought. The song shows that people need to experience difficulties and painful moments to develop their ability to withstand challenges and their need for human connection. The lyrics present themes of struggle and despair that make the song unsuitable for children who are still in their early developmental stage. The lyrics do not contain any direct mentions of violence or sexual content or drug references, but the emotional intensity of the lyrics requires parents to provide guidance for their children.
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Sea Lungs falls under the genre Rock.
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Sea Lungs song length is 3 minutes and 21 seconds.
Who wrote Sea Lungs lyrics?
Sea Lungs is written by Allen Blickle, John Baizley, Pete Adams.
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When was Sea Lungs 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 7th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Sea Lungs lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Sea Lungs' by Baroness uses the metaphor of sailing across wicked seas and drowning in eternal sea to depict struggles and hardships in life. The ship arriving represents hope, which brings the ability to find breath again. The lyrics of Sea Lungs primarily express feelings of despair and angst and heartbreak and solitude and deep thought. The song shows that people need to experience difficulties and painful moments to develop their ability to withstand challenges and their need for human connection. The lyrics present themes of struggle and despair that make the song unsuitable for children who are still in their early developmental stage. The lyrics do not contain any direct mentions of violence or sexual content or drug references, but the emotional intensity of the lyrics requires parents to provide guidance for their children.
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Which genre is Sea Lungs?
Sea Lungs falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Sea Lungs?
Sea Lungs song length is 3 minutes and 21 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by BURKUL4Songwriter(s): Allen Blickle, John Baizley, Pete Adams
Record Label(s): 2012 Relapse Records
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