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Dance Gavin Dance The Importance Of Cocaine Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.13/10 [15 votes]Album: Whatever I Say Is Royal Ocean / Original Release Date: 2006-11-14Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 4 min 38 sec
DANCE GAVIN DANCE
- The Importance Of Cocaine LyricsThis hits too close to home for me
And I don't need to be reminded of this pain
In dwelled so long on the possible changes
Every step forward was a fall towards your demise
(the secret lives of wives)
And you beg me
Please don't go tonight
And I beg you
Please just come back down
To earth to build this trust
In which we have learned
To recreate
(the secret lives of wives)
And you beg me
Please don't go tonight
And I beg you
Please just come back down
Your pride won't let you ride
And you said
When will you give it up
I won't fail
I'm not leaving
You and me
And this will fall
How will we get it back up
(and I thought this candid smile was worn down)
(lying to suite the mood shop for ties to hang myself with)
And you say this ended in arrogance
Caused by my vanity
Oh where will you be
Well maybe you just looked too hard
Or maybe I don't look enough
Who will decide our fate
How will you align this with love
How will you end this with glory
Oh and don't let this go
And don't let me go
Just let this down
(stricken close to the heat)
(and I'm biting a line burn in wheat fields)
(shop for ties to hang myself with)
And I don't need to be reminded of this pain
In dwelled so long on the possible changes
Every step forward was a fall towards your demise
(the secret lives of wives)
And you beg me
Please don't go tonight
And I beg you
Please just come back down
To earth to build this trust
In which we have learned
To recreate
(the secret lives of wives)
And you beg me
Please don't go tonight
And I beg you
Please just come back down
Your pride won't let you ride
And you said
When will you give it up
I won't fail
I'm not leaving
You and me
How will we get it back up
(and I thought this candid smile was worn down)
(lying to suite the mood shop for ties to hang myself with)
And you say this ended in arrogance
Caused by my vanity
Oh where will you be
Well maybe you just looked too hard
Or maybe I don't look enough
Who will decide our fate
How will you align this with love
How will you end this with glory
Oh and don't let this go
And don't let me go
Just let this down
(stricken close to the heat)
(and I'm biting a line burn in wheat fields)
(shop for ties to hang myself with)
Facts about The Importance Of Cocaine
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The Importance Of Cocaine is written by Jonny Craig, William Swan, Jonathan David Mess, Matthew James Mingus.
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It is first released on November 14, 2006 as part of Dance Gavin Dance's album "Whatever I Say Is Royal Ocean" which includes 7 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the song 'The Importance of Cocaine' by Dance Gavin Dance tells about a troubled relationship which contains both requests for forgiveness and difficulties caused by pride and vanity. The lyrics use metaphors to examine trust issues together with self-destructive patterns and the unpredictable nature of future events while investigating how love conflicts with personal imperfections. The importance of cocaine lyrics mostly emphasizes heartbreak, angst, reflection, despair and love. The song shows that people need to experience pain and loss while they try to build trust between each other and fight against their own arrogance and empty needs for human connection. The lyrics contain themes of emotional pain, relationship struggles, and references to self-harm, which may not be suitable for children under 13. The language and themes suggest a level of intensity that warrants caution for younger audiences.
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The Importance Of Cocaine falls under the genre Alternative.
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The Importance Of Cocaine song length is 4 minutes and 38 seconds.
Who wrote The Importance Of Cocaine lyrics?
The Importance Of Cocaine is written by Jonny Craig, William Swan, Jonathan David Mess, Matthew James Mingus.
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When was The Importance Of Cocaine released?
It is first released on November 14, 2006 as part of Dance Gavin Dance's album "Whatever I Say Is Royal Ocean" which includes 7 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind The Importance Of Cocaine lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the song 'The Importance of Cocaine' by Dance Gavin Dance tells about a troubled relationship which contains both requests for forgiveness and difficulties caused by pride and vanity. The lyrics use metaphors to examine trust issues together with self-destructive patterns and the unpredictable nature of future events while investigating how love conflicts with personal imperfections. The importance of cocaine lyrics mostly emphasizes heartbreak, angst, reflection, despair and love. The song shows that people need to experience pain and loss while they try to build trust between each other and fight against their own arrogance and empty needs for human connection. The lyrics contain themes of emotional pain, relationship struggles, and references to self-harm, which may not be suitable for children under 13. The language and themes suggest a level of intensity that warrants caution for younger audiences.
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Which genre is The Importance Of Cocaine?
The Importance Of Cocaine falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song The Importance Of Cocaine?
The Importance Of Cocaine song length is 4 minutes and 38 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Jonny Craig, William Swan, Jonathan David Mess, Matthew James Mingus
Record Label(s): 2006 Rise Records
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