BLONDIE
- Poets Problem LyricsPoet's problem, patron's sin
Puts me in the place I'm in
Passion's letter, poison pen
On these two things I can depend
You will write your number, that's not all
I will not be there when you call
I think I'll do a line and then again
Dirty dealer's school of thought
An armchair for the strength you've lost
The TV set's been on all night
You were wrong and I was right
You will write your number on the wall
I will not be there when you call
I think I'll do a line and then again
Puts me in the place I'm in
Passion's letter, poison pen
On these two things I can depend
You will write your number, that's not all
I will not be there when you call
I think I'll do a line and then again
Dirty dealer's school of thought
The TV set's been on all night
You were wrong and I was right
You will write your number on the wall
I will not be there when you call
I think I'll do a line and then again
Facts about Poets Problem
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Poets Problem is written by Jimmy Destri.
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It is first released in 1977 as part of Blondie's album "Plastic Letters" which includes 17 tracks in total. This song is the 15th track on this album.
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When we think about the meaning behind each verse, the song 'Poets Problem' by Blondie delves into themes of dependency and unreliable relationships. The lyrics depict a sense of detachment and a lack of commitment, which is shown through the act of writing numbers on the wall and the inability to respond when someone calls. The repetition of 'I think I'll do a line and then again' indicates that the person follows through with their dangerous behavior after they have already discovered its harmful effects. Poets problem lyrics mostly emphasizes heartbreak, solitude, angst, despair and reflection. The song establishes two main themes which include the need for personal space together with emotional distance and the process of solving problems alongside addiction and the need to escape reality. The lyrics contain references to drug use ('I think I'll do a line'), which necessitates a PG-13 rating. The themes of betrayal and emotional conflict require parental guidance because they contain content which is inappropriate for children under 13.
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Poets Problem falls under the genre Rock.
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Poets Problem song length is 2 minutes and 20 seconds.
Who wrote Poets Problem lyrics?
Poets Problem is written by Jimmy Destri.
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When was Poets Problem released?
It is first released in 1977 as part of Blondie's album "Plastic Letters" which includes 17 tracks in total. This song is the 15th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Poets Problem lyrics?
When we think about the meaning behind each verse, the song 'Poets Problem' by Blondie delves into themes of dependency and unreliable relationships. The lyrics depict a sense of detachment and a lack of commitment, which is shown through the act of writing numbers on the wall and the inability to respond when someone calls. The repetition of 'I think I'll do a line and then again' indicates that the person follows through with their dangerous behavior after they have already discovered its harmful effects. Poets problem lyrics mostly emphasizes heartbreak, solitude, angst, despair and reflection. The song establishes two main themes which include the need for personal space together with emotional distance and the process of solving problems alongside addiction and the need to escape reality. The lyrics contain references to drug use ('I think I'll do a line'), which necessitates a PG-13 rating. The themes of betrayal and emotional conflict require parental guidance because they contain content which is inappropriate for children under 13.
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Which genre is Poets Problem?
Poets Problem falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Poets Problem?
Poets Problem song length is 2 minutes and 20 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Jimmy Destri
Record Label(s): 2001 Capitol Records, Inc
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