BEIRUT
- Carousels Lyrics / with translationsCarousels twirl all around exited youth.
I do not mind at all.
We’re tonight in a world full of thrills - it can (come) carry me up,
far above it all.
It’s a long way down from here to the sound.
Watch the faces go ‘round
to the stars
then the ground.
Ferris wheels carried us away
not so long ago.
Times I’ve betrayed.
Where would we be now if I had taken your hand?
Well the years they pass by slow
don’t they?
It’s a long way down from here to the sound.
Watch the faces go ‘round
to the stars
then the ground
I do not mind at all.
We’re tonight in a world full of thrills - it can (come) carry me up,
far above it all.
It’s a long way down from here to the sound.
Watch the faces go ‘round
to the stars
then the ground.
Ferris wheels carried us away
Times I’ve betrayed.
Where would we be now if I had taken your hand?
Well the years they pass by slow
don’t they?
It’s a long way down from here to the sound.
Watch the faces go ‘round
to the stars
then the ground
Facts about Carousels
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Carousels is written by Zach Condon.
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It is first released on November 10, 2006 as part of Beirut's album "Lon Gisland" which includes 5 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we look deeper into its meaning, Beirut's song 'Carousels' examines how time moves forward and how youthful decisions determine the course of a person's existence. The carousels and ferris wheels function as symbols for both the energetic period and the nostalgic times that define youth while the lyrics express a deep desire for what has been lost and the ongoing process of life which moves from its highest points to its lowest points. The lyrics of Carousels present five main themes which include nostalgia, joy, adventure, reflection, and celebration. The song demonstrates how people need to experience both nostalgia and self-reflection in their quest to recreate the excitement they felt during their youthful days. The lyrics contain no inappropriate themes, language, or content that would offend parents. They focus on youthful excitement and nostalgia without any elements that require parental guidance.
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Carousels falls under the genre Alternative.
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Carousels song length is 4 minutes and 23 seconds.
Who wrote Carousels lyrics?
Carousels is written by Zach Condon.
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When was Carousels released?
It is first released on November 10, 2006 as part of Beirut's album "Lon Gisland" which includes 5 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Carousels lyrics?
When we look deeper into its meaning, Beirut's song 'Carousels' examines how time moves forward and how youthful decisions determine the course of a person's existence. The carousels and ferris wheels function as symbols for both the energetic period and the nostalgic times that define youth while the lyrics express a deep desire for what has been lost and the ongoing process of life which moves from its highest points to its lowest points. The lyrics of Carousels present five main themes which include nostalgia, joy, adventure, reflection, and celebration. The song demonstrates how people need to experience both nostalgia and self-reflection in their quest to recreate the excitement they felt during their youthful days. The lyrics contain no inappropriate themes, language, or content that would offend parents. They focus on youthful excitement and nostalgia without any elements that require parental guidance.
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Which genre is Carousels?
Carousels falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Carousels?
Carousels song length is 4 minutes and 23 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by burkulSongwriter(s): Zach Condon
Record Label(s): 2006 Ba Da Bing
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