Ride Like Hell
Big Sugar
Big Sugar
BIG SUGAR
- Ride Like Hell LyricsSometimes I wonder, will I ever get back home?
Sometimes I wonder, will I ever get back home?
Well, I been gone so long, will I ever get back home?
Sometimes I wonder, will my baby think of me?
Sometimes I wonder, will my baby think of me?
Well, sometime I wonder, would she ever think of me?
Way she been talking, make me mash my eyebrows down
The way she been talking, make me mash my eyebrows down
Make me fold my arms, and heave a lonesome sigh
Standing on the highway, wheel too tired to roll
Standing on the highway, my wheel too tired to roll
But I know I'm gonna leave, 'cause I'm a driving soul
One more story, all my friends you can tell
One more story, all my friends you can tell
I'm booked down-bound to leave, I'm gone
Ride like hell
Sometimes I wonder, will I ever get back home?
Well, I been gone so long, will I ever get back home?
Sometimes I wonder, will my baby think of me?
Sometimes I wonder, will my baby think of me?
Well, sometime I wonder, would she ever think of me?
Way she been talking, make me mash my eyebrows down
The way she been talking, make me mash my eyebrows down
Standing on the highway, wheel too tired to roll
Standing on the highway, my wheel too tired to roll
But I know I'm gonna leave, 'cause I'm a driving soul
One more story, all my friends you can tell
One more story, all my friends you can tell
I'm booked down-bound to leave, I'm gone
Ride like hell
Facts about Ride Like Hell
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Ride Like Hell is written by Andrew Whiteman, Gordie Edmond Johnson.
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It is first released on October 27, 1993 as part of Big Sugar's album "Five Hundred Pounds" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, Big Sugar's 'Ride Like Hell' touches on yearning and sorrow of parting, expressing it with metaphors such as 'wheel too tired to roll' that illustrate the fight and resolution to keep going in spite of mental chaos. Mainly, Ride like hell lyrics focus on the whole spectrum of human feelings, such as reflection, angst, solitude, heartbreak and nostalgia. Alongside these themes the song also highlights the longing for home, doubts in love, emotional roller coaster and the person's determination to break the shackles of past. The lyrics incorporate longing, homesickness, and emotional turmoil themes which are appropriate for all audiences but may need parental guidance for younger kids because of the sophisticated emotional content.
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Ride Like Hell falls under the genre Blues.
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Ride Like Hell song length is 4 minutes and 48 seconds.
Who wrote Ride Like Hell lyrics?
Ride Like Hell is written by Andrew Whiteman, Gordie Edmond Johnson.
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When was Ride Like Hell released?
It is first released on October 27, 1993 as part of Big Sugar's album "Five Hundred Pounds" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Ride Like Hell lyrics?
When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, Big Sugar's 'Ride Like Hell' touches on yearning and sorrow of parting, expressing it with metaphors such as 'wheel too tired to roll' that illustrate the fight and resolution to keep going in spite of mental chaos. Mainly, Ride like hell lyrics focus on the whole spectrum of human feelings, such as reflection, angst, solitude, heartbreak and nostalgia. Alongside these themes the song also highlights the longing for home, doubts in love, emotional roller coaster and the person's determination to break the shackles of past. The lyrics incorporate longing, homesickness, and emotional turmoil themes which are appropriate for all audiences but may need parental guidance for younger kids because of the sophisticated emotional content.
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Which genre is Ride Like Hell?
Ride Like Hell falls under the genre Blues.
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How long is the song Ride Like Hell?
Ride Like Hell song length is 4 minutes and 48 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Andrew Whiteman, Gordie Edmond Johnson
Record Label(s): 1993 Hypnotic Records, under license to Linus Entertainment
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