Kyoto Song
Cure
Cure
CURE
- Kyoto Song LyricsA nightmare of you
Of death in the pool
Wakes me up at quarter to three
I'm lying on the floor of the night before
With a stranger lying next to me
A nightmare of you
Of death in the pool
I see no further now than this dream
The trembling hand of the trembling man
Hold my mouth
To hold in a scream
I try to think
To make it slow
If only here is where I go
If this is real
I have to see
I turn on fire
And next to me
It looks good
It tastes like nothing on earth
It looks good
It tastes like nothing on earth
Its so smooth it even feels like skin
It tells me how it feels to be new
It tells me how it feels to be new
A thousand voices whisper it true
It tells me how it feels to be new
And every voice belongs
Every voice belongs to you
Of death in the pool
Wakes me up at quarter to three
I'm lying on the floor of the night before
With a stranger lying next to me
A nightmare of you
Of death in the pool
I see no further now than this dream
The trembling hand of the trembling man
Hold my mouth
To hold in a scream
I try to think
To make it slow
If only here is where I go
If this is real
I turn on fire
And next to me
It looks good
It tastes like nothing on earth
It looks good
It tastes like nothing on earth
Its so smooth it even feels like skin
It tells me how it feels to be new
It tells me how it feels to be new
A thousand voices whisper it true
It tells me how it feels to be new
And every voice belongs
Every voice belongs to you
Facts about Kyoto Song
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Kyoto Song is written by Robert James Smith.
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It is first released on August 13, 1985 as part of Cure's album "The Head On the Door" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we examine its symbolic meaning, the Cure's 'Kyoto Song' takes the listener through the chaos of a nightmarish relationship with very strong imagery of death and separation to express the terrifying hold of previous wounds and the difficult quest for renewal and unity. The Kyoto song lyrics seem to be focused on the following emotions: angst, heartbreak, despair, reflection and inspiration. However, at the same time the song also highlights the importance of nightmares and fear, confusion and disorientation and deception and allure. The lyrics are full of alarming dreams and unsettling images, which might be quite hard for children to listen to. The 'stranger lying next to me' and the general dark mood speak of adults' concerns, thus, a PG-13 was considered appropriate.
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Kyoto Song falls under the genre Rock.
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Kyoto Song song length is 4 minutes and 16 seconds.
Who wrote Kyoto Song lyrics?
Kyoto Song is written by Robert James Smith.
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When was Kyoto Song released?
It is first released on August 13, 1985 as part of Cure's album "The Head On the Door" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Kyoto Song lyrics?
When we examine its symbolic meaning, the Cure's 'Kyoto Song' takes the listener through the chaos of a nightmarish relationship with very strong imagery of death and separation to express the terrifying hold of previous wounds and the difficult quest for renewal and unity. The Kyoto song lyrics seem to be focused on the following emotions: angst, heartbreak, despair, reflection and inspiration. However, at the same time the song also highlights the importance of nightmares and fear, confusion and disorientation and deception and allure. The lyrics are full of alarming dreams and unsettling images, which might be quite hard for children to listen to. The 'stranger lying next to me' and the general dark mood speak of adults' concerns, thus, a PG-13 was considered appropriate.
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Which genre is Kyoto Song?
Kyoto Song falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Kyoto Song?
Kyoto Song song length is 4 minutes and 16 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Robert James Smith
Record Label(s): 1985 Elektra Records, manufactured and marketed for the U S and Canada by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company
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