Postcards From Italy
Beirut
Beirut
BEIRUT
- Postcards From Italy LyricsThe times we had
Oh, when the wind would blow with rain and snow
Were not all bad
We put our feet just where they had
Had to go, never to go
The shattered soul
Following close but nearly twice as slow
In my good times
There were always golden rocks to throw
At those who
Those who admit defeat too late
Those were our times, those were our times
And I will love to see that day
That day is mine
When she will marry me outside
With the willow trees
And play the songs we made
They made me so
And I would love to see that day
Her day was mine
Oh, when the wind would blow with rain and snow
Were not all bad
We put our feet just where they had
Had to go, never to go
The shattered soul
Following close but nearly twice as slow
In my good times
There were always golden rocks to throw
At those who
Those who admit defeat too late
And I will love to see that day
That day is mine
When she will marry me outside
With the willow trees
And play the songs we made
They made me so
And I would love to see that day
Her day was mine
Facts about Postcards From Italy
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Postcards From Italy is written by Zach Condon.
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It is first released in 2005 as part of Beirut's album "Gulag Orkestar" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When we think about the meaning behind each verse, the tune 'Postcards from Italy' by Beirut, looking back on happy moments long gone, and yearning to live through one big day in the future. The words create a picture of nostalgia, desiring, and a wish for a very special moment with a memory attached, which is illustrated through marriage and willow trees. Postcards from Italy lyrics mainly underscore nostalgia, love, reflection, joy, and hope. On the other hand, the melody also highlights the role of nostalgia and love and dedication. The words do not present any harsh language, adult themes, or scenes of violence, nudity, or drug use. Therefore, the message is appropriate for anyone, regardless of age.
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Postcards From Italy falls under the genre Alternative.
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Postcards From Italy song length is 4 minutes and 17 seconds.
Who wrote Postcards From Italy lyrics?
Postcards From Italy is written by Zach Condon.
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When was Postcards From Italy released?
It is first released in 2005 as part of Beirut's album "Gulag Orkestar" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Postcards From Italy lyrics?
When we think about the meaning behind each verse, the tune 'Postcards from Italy' by Beirut, looking back on happy moments long gone, and yearning to live through one big day in the future. The words create a picture of nostalgia, desiring, and a wish for a very special moment with a memory attached, which is illustrated through marriage and willow trees. Postcards from Italy lyrics mainly underscore nostalgia, love, reflection, joy, and hope. On the other hand, the melody also highlights the role of nostalgia and love and dedication. The words do not present any harsh language, adult themes, or scenes of violence, nudity, or drug use. Therefore, the message is appropriate for anyone, regardless of age.
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Which genre is Postcards From Italy?
Postcards From Italy falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Postcards From Italy?
Postcards From Italy song length is 4 minutes and 17 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Zach Condon
Record Label(s): 2006 Ba Da Bing
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