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Big Big Train Victorian Brickwork Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 6.43/10 [7 votes]Album: The Underfall Yard / Original Release Date: 2009-12-15Genre: RockSong Duration: 12 min 32 sec
BIG BIG TRAIN
- Victorian Brickwork LyricsCall up the boys, call them now
Time to bring them home
They will call if they want to
Fog hampered the search
Lost at sea, lost in the water
He told me many stories of the great ones
Lights might bring them home
Everyday they put the boats out,
But not this day
Fog hampered the search
Now great shock diamonds fill the sky
And the deep...
Lost in the low light
And ocean tides
The love you never meant to hide
Low light and ocean tides
The love you never meant to hide, no
Too far south, misplaced in my home town
The Victorian brickwork, weathered but unchanged
Lost in low light and ocean tide
The love you never meant to hide
Low light at the ocean tides
The love you never meant to hide, no
As the waves make toward a distant shore
As the last words are spoken into a rising storm
Falling away
Lost in low lights, and the ocean tides
The love you never meant to hide
Low light and the ocean tides
The love you never meant to hide
You never meant to hide, no
He showed me many places, made me many things
Carry me back home, as if lost on the water
He told me many stories of the great ones
Lights might bring them home
Everyday they put the boats out
But not this day
Now I know who I am
I know what I mean and I know where I came from
From the sea
Lost in low light and ocean tides
The love you never meant to hide
Low light and ocean tides
The love you never meant to hide
You never meant to hide
Time to bring them home
They will call if they want to
Fog hampered the search
Lost at sea, lost in the water
He told me many stories of the great ones
Lights might bring them home
Everyday they put the boats out,
But not this day
Fog hampered the search
Now great shock diamonds fill the sky
And the deep...
Lost in the low light
And ocean tides
The love you never meant to hide
Low light and ocean tides
The love you never meant to hide, no
Too far south, misplaced in my home town
The Victorian brickwork, weathered but unchanged
Lost in low light and ocean tide
The love you never meant to hide
Low light at the ocean tides
The love you never meant to hide, no
As the waves make toward a distant shore
Falling away
Lost in low lights, and the ocean tides
The love you never meant to hide
Low light and the ocean tides
The love you never meant to hide
You never meant to hide, no
He showed me many places, made me many things
Carry me back home, as if lost on the water
He told me many stories of the great ones
Lights might bring them home
Everyday they put the boats out
But not this day
Now I know who I am
I know what I mean and I know where I came from
From the sea
Lost in low light and ocean tides
The love you never meant to hide
Low light and ocean tides
The love you never meant to hide
You never meant to hide
Facts about Victorian Brickwork
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Victorian Brickwork is written by Gregory Spawton.
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It is first released on December 15, 2009 as part of Big Big Train's album "The Underfall Yard" which includes 6 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we try to piece together the story behind the words, Big Big Train's 'Victorian Brickwork' uses the 'fog' and 'ocean tides' metaphors to show how people struggle to find their lost loved ones and to discover their own identities. The Victorian brickwork lyrics center on love as their main theme while they also include elements of personal reflection and natural beauty and romantic sorrow and emotional distress. The song emphasizes the significance of searching and grieving, which leads to discovering hidden stories of love and deep emotional connections and personal identity. The lyrics contain themes of loss, searching, and emotional depth, which may be more suitable for an older audience. The language and imagery present in the material create a feeling of sadness through their quiet expressions, which require parents to decide what younger viewers should see.
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Victorian Brickwork falls under the genre Rock.
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Victorian Brickwork is produced by Andy Poole.
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Victorian Brickwork song length is 12 minutes and 32 seconds.
Who wrote Victorian Brickwork lyrics?
Victorian Brickwork is written by Gregory Spawton.
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When was Victorian Brickwork released?
It is first released on December 15, 2009 as part of Big Big Train's album "The Underfall Yard" which includes 6 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Victorian Brickwork lyrics?
When we try to piece together the story behind the words, Big Big Train's 'Victorian Brickwork' uses the 'fog' and 'ocean tides' metaphors to show how people struggle to find their lost loved ones and to discover their own identities. The Victorian brickwork lyrics center on love as their main theme while they also include elements of personal reflection and natural beauty and romantic sorrow and emotional distress. The song emphasizes the significance of searching and grieving, which leads to discovering hidden stories of love and deep emotional connections and personal identity. The lyrics contain themes of loss, searching, and emotional depth, which may be more suitable for an older audience. The language and imagery present in the material create a feeling of sadness through their quiet expressions, which require parents to decide what younger viewers should see.
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Which genre is Victorian Brickwork?
Victorian Brickwork falls under the genre Rock.
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Who produced Victorian Brickwork?
Victorian Brickwork is produced by Andy Poole.
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How long is the song Victorian Brickwork?
Victorian Brickwork song length is 12 minutes and 32 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Gregory Spawton
Record Label(s): 2009 English Electric Recordings
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