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Clock Opera Lesson No. 7 Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.58/10 [24 votes]Album: Ways to Forget / Original Release Date: 2012-04-20Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 4 min 24 sec
CLOCK OPERA
- Lesson No. 7 Lyrics / with translationsYou're crouched like a hunter, seconds from a kill
You're still an empty vessel, impossible to fill
One foot in the future, one foot in the past
Shitting on present, as you're lashed to the mast
Belief and seeing are both often wrong
And once I believed in you
One rule for the weak and one rule for the strong
But neither has nothing to lose
I wanna be persuaded, I wanna be talked down
I wanna be won over, and I want to be brought round
But you only talk in capitals, all-conquering truths
Lesson No. 7 is an irrelevance to you
Belief and seeing are both often wrong
And once I believed in you
One rule for the weak and one rule for the strong
Neither has nothing to lose
Every part of the heartbeat is the closing of the door
To keep the blood flowing, it can't come back anymore
Hear the people calling, calling out for you
But it's just your head they're ever after, and they want it cold and blue
Belief and seeing are both often wrong
And once I believed in you
One rule for the weak and one rule for the strong
Neither has nothing to lose
You're still an empty vessel, impossible to fill
One foot in the future, one foot in the past
Shitting on present, as you're lashed to the mast
Belief and seeing are both often wrong
And once I believed in you
One rule for the weak and one rule for the strong
But neither has nothing to lose
I wanna be persuaded, I wanna be talked down
I wanna be won over, and I want to be brought round
But you only talk in capitals, all-conquering truths
Lesson No. 7 is an irrelevance to you
And once I believed in you
One rule for the weak and one rule for the strong
Neither has nothing to lose
Every part of the heartbeat is the closing of the door
To keep the blood flowing, it can't come back anymore
Hear the people calling, calling out for you
But it's just your head they're ever after, and they want it cold and blue
Belief and seeing are both often wrong
And once I believed in you
One rule for the weak and one rule for the strong
Neither has nothing to lose
Facts about Lesson No. 7
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Lesson No. 7 is written by Che Albrighton, Andrew Philip West, Daniel Jack Armstrong, Guy Charles Edward Connelly.
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It is first released on April 20, 2012 as part of Clock Opera's album "Ways to Forget" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we take a closer look to the meaning, the song 'Lesson No. 7' by Clock Opera explores the difficulty of supporting a person who remains trapped between their previous and their future existence thus missing out on current life. The lyrics demonstrate how people who believe in others face disappointment when they discover that others follow their own personal rules which cause them to separate from actual existence. Lesson no. 7 lyrics mostly emphasizes angst, reflection, social commentary, heartbreak and despair. The song shows how disillusionment needs to be understood through its conflict between past and future times while it shows the path to knowledge. The lyrics include mature content through their use of advanced vocabulary which presents existential concepts and a cynical perspective on faith and existence. The content remains suitable for older children who have parental guidance because it does not contain explicit material or violent scenes or drug use.
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Lesson No. 7 falls under the genre Alternative.
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Lesson No. 7 song length is 4 minutes and 24 seconds.
Who wrote Lesson No. 7 lyrics?
Lesson No. 7 is written by Che Albrighton, Andrew Philip West, Daniel Jack Armstrong, Guy Charles Edward Connelly.
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When was Lesson No. 7 released?
It is first released on April 20, 2012 as part of Clock Opera's album "Ways to Forget" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Lesson No. 7 lyrics?
When we take a closer look to the meaning, the song 'Lesson No. 7' by Clock Opera explores the difficulty of supporting a person who remains trapped between their previous and their future existence thus missing out on current life. The lyrics demonstrate how people who believe in others face disappointment when they discover that others follow their own personal rules which cause them to separate from actual existence. Lesson no. 7 lyrics mostly emphasizes angst, reflection, social commentary, heartbreak and despair. The song shows how disillusionment needs to be understood through its conflict between past and future times while it shows the path to knowledge. The lyrics include mature content through their use of advanced vocabulary which presents existential concepts and a cynical perspective on faith and existence. The content remains suitable for older children who have parental guidance because it does not contain explicit material or violent scenes or drug use.
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Which genre is Lesson No. 7?
Lesson No. 7 falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Lesson No. 7?
Lesson No. 7 song length is 4 minutes and 24 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by BURKUL4Songwriter(s): Che Albrighton, Andrew Philip West, Daniel Jack Armstrong, Guy Charles Edward Connelly
Record Label(s): 2012 Universal Island Records, a division of Universal Music Operations Limited
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