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- I'm A Dreamer Not A Realist Lyrics / with translationsWhy don’t you say my name
Over and over again?
I can’t get off the fact that you said, “its over.”
I’m not the flesh I used to be
I’m back to the best I used to be
Sorry to say the very last petal I pulled
Simply stated, “she loves me not.”
All I can say is I’d give anything
To have one last petal to pull
This whole town is feeling like it’s never been home
Hopefully, this house won’t remain empty
Hoping you’d escape to this room with me
With no doors or no windows
But I was the only one who made it in
So, you’ll know where to find me and not let me out
For this one reason you’re talking about
Say it out loud, say it to my face
You said I’m not welcome
You said that I’m not welcome
This whole town is feeling like it’s never been home
Hopefully, this house won’t remain empty
Break down the windows in this ruined town
Kick down the doors, bring these walls down
Over and over again?
I can’t get off the fact that you said, “its over.”
I’m not the flesh I used to be
I’m back to the best I used to be
Sorry to say the very last petal I pulled
Simply stated, “she loves me not.”
All I can say is I’d give anything
To have one last petal to pull
This whole town is feeling like it’s never been home
Hopefully, this house won’t remain empty
Hoping you’d escape to this room with me
With no doors or no windows
So, you’ll know where to find me and not let me out
For this one reason you’re talking about
Say it out loud, say it to my face
You said I’m not welcome
You said that I’m not welcome
This whole town is feeling like it’s never been home
Hopefully, this house won’t remain empty
Break down the windows in this ruined town
Kick down the doors, bring these walls down
Facts about I'm A Dreamer Not A Realist
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I'm A Dreamer Not A Realist is written by Joseph Deak.
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When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, the song "I'm a Dreamer, Not a Realist" from Camisado uses the "ruined town" metaphor to express abandoned areas through unrequited love and the need for social acceptance. The song "I'm a Dreamer Not a Realist" presents its main content through words that express heartbreak and despair and isolation and fear and self-examination. The song demonstrates how loss and heartbreak together with alienation and loneliness and rejection and rebellion and defiance create their fundamental message. The lyrics contain themes of heartbreak, emotional distress, and a sense of abandonment, which may be intense for younger audiences. The content contains mature language and strong emotional expressions which result in a PG-13 rating.
Who wrote I'm A Dreamer Not A Realist lyrics?
I'm A Dreamer Not A Realist is written by Joseph Deak.
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What is the meaning behind I'm A Dreamer Not A Realist lyrics?
When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, the song "I'm a Dreamer, Not a Realist" from Camisado uses the "ruined town" metaphor to express abandoned areas through unrequited love and the need for social acceptance. The song "I'm a Dreamer Not a Realist" presents its main content through words that express heartbreak and despair and isolation and fear and self-examination. The song demonstrates how loss and heartbreak together with alienation and loneliness and rejection and rebellion and defiance create their fundamental message. The lyrics contain themes of heartbreak, emotional distress, and a sense of abandonment, which may be intense for younger audiences. The content contains mature language and strong emotional expressions which result in a PG-13 rating.
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