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Bruce Hornsby The Show Goes On Lyrics
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BRUCE HORNSBY
- The Show Goes On Lyrics / with translationsB. R. Hornsby
What's the long face, whats all the crying for
Didn't you expect it when you opened your door
To the man with the long coat and the long list of victims
Everybody watching knows he's the one keeping score
>From where she sits, everyone stands in judgement
People watching as the curtain falls down
See the lights do a long slow fade...
The show goes on, and the sad-eyed sisters go walking on
Everyone watching all along
The show goes on, as the autumn's coming
and the summer's all gone
Still without you, the show goes on
Some say she's alright, some say she'll never learn
Some rush into things, some stand and wait their turn
I've been here all along standing here all this time
But you never noticed, just let the same tired flames burn
>From where she sits, everyone stands in judgement
People watching as the curtain falls down
See the lights do a long slow fade
The show goes on, and the sad-eyed sisters go walking on
Everyone watching all along
The show goes on, as the autumn's coming
and the summer's all gone
Still without you, the show goes on
Time is passing,slowly passing you by
You better try to find it before it passes you by
As I watch you walking to another cold dawn
And you keep on walking
And they keep on talking
Talking all along
>From where she sits, everyone stands in judgement
People watching as the curtain falls down
See the lights do a long slow fade
The show goes on, and the sad-eyed sisters go walking on
Everyone watching all along
The show goes on, as the autumn's coming
and the summer's all gone
Still without you, the show goes on
What's the long face, whats all the crying for
Didn't you expect it when you opened your door
To the man with the long coat and the long list of victims
Everybody watching knows he's the one keeping score
>From where she sits, everyone stands in judgement
People watching as the curtain falls down
See the lights do a long slow fade...
The show goes on, and the sad-eyed sisters go walking on
Everyone watching all along
The show goes on, as the autumn's coming
and the summer's all gone
Still without you, the show goes on
Some say she's alright, some say she'll never learn
Some rush into things, some stand and wait their turn
I've been here all along standing here all this time
But you never noticed, just let the same tired flames burn
>From where she sits, everyone stands in judgement
See the lights do a long slow fade
The show goes on, and the sad-eyed sisters go walking on
Everyone watching all along
The show goes on, as the autumn's coming
and the summer's all gone
Still without you, the show goes on
Time is passing,slowly passing you by
You better try to find it before it passes you by
As I watch you walking to another cold dawn
And you keep on walking
And they keep on talking
Talking all along
>From where she sits, everyone stands in judgement
People watching as the curtain falls down
See the lights do a long slow fade
The show goes on, and the sad-eyed sisters go walking on
Everyone watching all along
The show goes on, as the autumn's coming
and the summer's all gone
Still without you, the show goes on
Facts about The Show Goes On
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The Show Goes On is written and performed by Bruce Hornsby.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, in Bruce Hornsby’s 'The Show Goes On', the metaphor of a never-ending show is used to illustrate the challenges of life, the required endurance and faith to overcome, the time that has passed, and the personal losses suffered. The show goes on lyrics mainly point out to the themes of reflection, angst, despair, social commentary, and heartbreak. The song also depicts the gradual changes in society, time's passage and people's ignorance or oversight, while at the same time putting a lot of emphasis on judgment and scrutiny, persistence, and continuity. The lyrics include themes of judgment, loss, and ongoing hardship that might be too strong for the younger ones. The use of 'long face' and 'crying' frequently hints at emotional upset, while 'long list of victims' indicates a more sinister side of things. All these together with the overall bleak and contemplative atmosphere justify a PG-13 rating as a warning to parents about the mature themes in the song.
Who wrote The Show Goes On lyrics?
The Show Goes On is written and performed by Bruce Hornsby.
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What is the meaning behind The Show Goes On lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, in Bruce Hornsby’s 'The Show Goes On', the metaphor of a never-ending show is used to illustrate the challenges of life, the required endurance and faith to overcome, the time that has passed, and the personal losses suffered. The show goes on lyrics mainly point out to the themes of reflection, angst, despair, social commentary, and heartbreak. The song also depicts the gradual changes in society, time's passage and people's ignorance or oversight, while at the same time putting a lot of emphasis on judgment and scrutiny, persistence, and continuity. The lyrics include themes of judgment, loss, and ongoing hardship that might be too strong for the younger ones. The use of 'long face' and 'crying' frequently hints at emotional upset, while 'long list of victims' indicates a more sinister side of things. All these together with the overall bleak and contemplative atmosphere justify a PG-13 rating as a warning to parents about the mature themes in the song.
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