CROWBAR
- Vacuum Lyrics / with translationsRestrained by fear cannot face the world
No fall from grace
No smiling face only swollen fists
Focused on rage
These walls of pain closing in on me
Crushed by the weight
Love left behind I feel nothingness
Anger inflates
Indignation fills my every thought
Feel I can't cope
This house of glass I am trapped inside
Begging for stones
No black or whites I see only grey
This cycle turns
I see the end but cannot reach
My world it burns
Take me
Feel my pain
Feel me
Take my pain
No fall from grace
No smiling face only swollen fists
Focused on rage
These walls of pain closing in on me
Crushed by the weight
Love left behind I feel nothingness
Anger inflates
Indignation fills my every thought
This house of glass I am trapped inside
Begging for stones
No black or whites I see only grey
This cycle turns
I see the end but cannot reach
My world it burns
Take me
Feel my pain
Feel me
Take my pain
Facts about Vacuum
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Vacuum is written by Otto Mitter, Grant Cameron Wallis, Nathan Williams, Bradley Weynton.
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It is first released on September 26, 1991 as part of Crowbar's album "Obedience Thru Suffering" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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Vacuum falls under the genre Rock.
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Vacuum song length is 4 minutes and 18 seconds.
Who wrote Vacuum lyrics?
Vacuum is written by Otto Mitter, Grant Cameron Wallis, Nathan Williams, Bradley Weynton.
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When was Vacuum released?
It is first released on September 26, 1991 as part of Crowbar's album "Obedience Thru Suffering" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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Which genre is Vacuum?
Vacuum falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Vacuum?
Vacuum song length is 4 minutes and 18 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Otto Mitter, Grant Cameron Wallis, Nathan Williams, Bradley WeyntonRecord Label(s): 1992 Grind Core International
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Meaning to "Vacuum" song lyrics
Vacuum
Crowbar
Crowbar
Amaranthine Embracing Emptiness The Lasting Dose Existence Is Punishment Isolation Lack Of Tolerance Four Walls Symmetry In White Reflection Of Deceit Symbolic Suicide
