BEIRUT
- Mimizan Lyrics / with translationsThe lines are on board, it's quiet offshore
But the wind blows
The children are here but the women just stare
From the windows
See the lawns outside, groomed green lawns
Oh how they glow
And I spotted you there with curlers in hair
On the telephone
And I, longed for you.
Yes I, long for you.
Oh I'll move for you.
Yes, I'll move for you
Years spent round on the foyer
As the maid sweeps dust
And leaves from the back door
My heart could be yours
Within dreams we're free
But you'd always ask for more.
So I'll move for you
Yes, I'll move for you
Oh I'll move for you.
Oh I'll move for you.
But the wind blows
The children are here but the women just stare
From the windows
See the lawns outside, groomed green lawns
Oh how they glow
And I spotted you there with curlers in hair
On the telephone
And I, longed for you.
Yes I, long for you.
Oh I'll move for you.
Years spent round on the foyer
As the maid sweeps dust
And leaves from the back door
My heart could be yours
Within dreams we're free
But you'd always ask for more.
So I'll move for you
Yes, I'll move for you
Oh I'll move for you.
Oh I'll move for you.
Facts about Mimizan
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Mimizan is written by Zach Condon.
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When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, the song 'Mimizan' by Beirut uses its metaphors of groomed green lawns and curlers in hair to show how people live their domestic lives through their daily activities. The lyrics convey a sense of duty and sacrifice, where the protagonist is willing to make moves and adapt for someone else, even if it means constantly giving more. The Mimizan lyrics show their main focus on love and nostalgia while the song presents both reflective and hopeful elements together with experiences of heartbreak. The song shows that unconditional love and devotion for others needs both longing and sacrifice. The lyrics contain no offensive language, mature themes, or depictions of violence, nudity, or drug use. The content provides appropriate material for viewers of all age groups to watch.
Who wrote Mimizan lyrics?
Mimizan is written by Zach Condon.
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What is the meaning behind Mimizan lyrics?
When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, the song 'Mimizan' by Beirut uses its metaphors of groomed green lawns and curlers in hair to show how people live their domestic lives through their daily activities. The lyrics convey a sense of duty and sacrifice, where the protagonist is willing to make moves and adapt for someone else, even if it means constantly giving more. The Mimizan lyrics show their main focus on love and nostalgia while the song presents both reflective and hopeful elements together with experiences of heartbreak. The song shows that unconditional love and devotion for others needs both longing and sacrifice. The lyrics contain no offensive language, mature themes, or depictions of violence, nudity, or drug use. The content provides appropriate material for viewers of all age groups to watch.
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Mimizan
Beirut
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