CHEVELLE
- Panic Prone LyricsGave in Again
The bastard
Can't keep refusing rights
So he'll loan the cash
But the sin
Is on the hands of you
[Chorus:]
So to care or
Plead silence, weak hands are calling
There's close enough
And there's too far
It won't change an empty stare
But I can't seem to end
These images
Hauntingly looks like hell
[Chorus]
Come, Enter the foreign.
Face, All that's shameful.
Cheat, May the past find
Out; Separating...
[Chorus]
To end this catastrophic scene awake and breathe in
The bastard
Can't keep refusing rights
So he'll loan the cash
But the sin
Is on the hands of you
[Chorus:]
So to care or
Plead silence, weak hands are calling
There's close enough
And there's too far
It won't change an empty stare
But I can't seem to end
Hauntingly looks like hell
[Chorus]
Come, Enter the foreign.
Face, All that's shameful.
Cheat, May the past find
Out; Separating...
[Chorus]
To end this catastrophic scene awake and breathe in
Facts about Panic Prone
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Panic Prone is written by Samuel Loeffler, Peter Loeffler, Joseph Loeffler.
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It is first released on September 21, 2004 as part of Chevelle's album "This Type of Thinking" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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When we think about the meaning behind each verse, Chevelle's 'Panic Prone' track talks about the inner turmoil of giving in to temptation and the consequent guilt. The lyrics illustrate the conflict of vice vs. virtue where metaphorically weak hands are praying for help among the images of hell. Panic prone lyrics are largely portraying despair, angst, heartbreak, reflection, and anger. The song also, however, brings out the point of wrestling with guilt and shame, feeling desperate and powerless, and facing the past. The lyrics are presenting emotional struggle themes along with references to shame and silence which could be problematic for small kids. Even though explicit language and graphic content are absent, the adult themes imply that parental guidance is necessary.
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Panic Prone falls under the genre Alternative.
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Panic Prone song length is 3 minutes and 49 seconds.
Who wrote Panic Prone lyrics?
Panic Prone is written by Samuel Loeffler, Peter Loeffler, Joseph Loeffler.
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When was Panic Prone released?
It is first released on September 21, 2004 as part of Chevelle's album "This Type of Thinking" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Panic Prone lyrics?
When we think about the meaning behind each verse, Chevelle's 'Panic Prone' track talks about the inner turmoil of giving in to temptation and the consequent guilt. The lyrics illustrate the conflict of vice vs. virtue where metaphorically weak hands are praying for help among the images of hell. Panic prone lyrics are largely portraying despair, angst, heartbreak, reflection, and anger. The song also, however, brings out the point of wrestling with guilt and shame, feeling desperate and powerless, and facing the past. The lyrics are presenting emotional struggle themes along with references to shame and silence which could be problematic for small kids. Even though explicit language and graphic content are absent, the adult themes imply that parental guidance is necessary.
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Which genre is Panic Prone?
Panic Prone falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Panic Prone?
Panic Prone song length is 3 minutes and 49 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Samuel Loeffler, Peter Loeffler, Joseph Loeffler
Record Label(s): 2004 Sony BMG Music Entertainment
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