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- Whale Lyrics / with translationsYou should know by now that the common thread is taut
I'd like to stay but you just won't listen
Disappointment I'd take though there's no point to it
I blew it
If you could think aloud, it won't mean anything will change
If you could think aloud, it won't mean anything will change
As tests go wrong and we deny it together
Or a second of thought might ache forever
I blew it
I blew it
I blew it
But did you ever go too far up against your own persuasion
Consummate madness then despise
You should have learnt by now that the common thread is taut
You should have learnt by now that the common thread is taut
It's hard to reflect when your world is sighing
You could never catch up and there's no use trying
I blew it
I blew it
I blew it
And if the gods were on your side I couldn't let you slide
And if the gods were on your side I couldn't let you slide
You blow it
You blew it
I blew it
I'd like to stay but you just won't listen
Disappointment I'd take though there's no point to it
I blew it
If you could think aloud, it won't mean anything will change
If you could think aloud, it won't mean anything will change
As tests go wrong and we deny it together
Or a second of thought might ache forever
I blew it
I blew it
I blew it
But did you ever go too far up against your own persuasion
You should have learnt by now that the common thread is taut
You should have learnt by now that the common thread is taut
It's hard to reflect when your world is sighing
You could never catch up and there's no use trying
I blew it
I blew it
I blew it
And if the gods were on your side I couldn't let you slide
And if the gods were on your side I couldn't let you slide
You blow it
You blew it
I blew it
Facts about Whale
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Whale is written by Cerys Matthews, Mark Roberts.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the musical composition "Whale" created by Catatonia explores themes of regret and disappointment. The song uses a 'common thread' metaphor to demonstrate how misunderstandings and missed opportunities create an unbreakable bond between two people. The lyrics of Whale primarily showcase five emotions which include angst and despair and reflection and anger and heartbreak. The song emphasizes that people should experience regret and disappointment because these emotions lead to feelings of futility and madness and denial. The lyrics contain mature themes and some strong language which may not be suitable for younger audiences. The content includes expressions of disappointment, regret, and frustration which are more appropriate for a PG-13 rating.
Who wrote Whale lyrics?
Whale is written by Cerys Matthews, Mark Roberts.
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What is the meaning behind Whale lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the musical composition "Whale" created by Catatonia explores themes of regret and disappointment. The song uses a 'common thread' metaphor to demonstrate how misunderstandings and missed opportunities create an unbreakable bond between two people. The lyrics of Whale primarily showcase five emotions which include angst and despair and reflection and anger and heartbreak. The song emphasizes that people should experience regret and disappointment because these emotions lead to feelings of futility and madness and denial. The lyrics contain mature themes and some strong language which may not be suitable for younger audiences. The content includes expressions of disappointment, regret, and frustration which are more appropriate for a PG-13 rating.
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