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Debbie Gibson No More Rhyme Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 10/10 [2 votes]Album: Electric Youth / Original Release Date: 1989-10-01Genre: PopSong Duration: 4 min 16 sec
No More Rhyme
Debbie Gibson
Debbie Gibson
DEBBIE GIBSON
- No More Rhyme LyricsWhen the fear sets in
When the fire burns
Where I find a place
Where there's no where to turn
When the evening sings an eerie song
Longing for the day you say I'm wrong
You can find your place but never fit in
And only when you've left do you know where you've been
I can see the light but only when its gone
You can go on waiting but only for so long
I know we are right; it's not alway clear
Because I've never felt the fear
Can it stay so good forever in time?
I've always felt the rhythm
What happens when there's no more rhyme?
Can we face ourselves like we face each other?
We never felt anything on our own
I can't wait much longerto feel any danger
I hope we're not living for a life time alone
I know we are right
It's not always clear
Because I never felt the fear
Can it stay so good
Forever in time?
I've always felt the rhytm
What happens when there's no more rhyme?
Hard to go on
It's like waiting for the other shoe to drop
I'll never stop believing in you
It's just we never had to struggle
It all came too easy
I hope we felt what we felt from thestart
We've never sufferend a broken heart
We've been so blinded by all the best
We never put our love to the test
I've always felt the rhythm
What happens when there's no more rhyme?
When the fire burns
Where I find a place
Where there's no where to turn
When the evening sings an eerie song
Longing for the day you say I'm wrong
You can find your place but never fit in
And only when you've left do you know where you've been
I can see the light but only when its gone
You can go on waiting but only for so long
I know we are right; it's not alway clear
Because I've never felt the fear
Can it stay so good forever in time?
I've always felt the rhythm
What happens when there's no more rhyme?
Can we face ourselves like we face each other?
We never felt anything on our own
I can't wait much longerto feel any danger
I know we are right
It's not always clear
Because I never felt the fear
Can it stay so good
Forever in time?
I've always felt the rhytm
What happens when there's no more rhyme?
Hard to go on
It's like waiting for the other shoe to drop
I'll never stop believing in you
It's just we never had to struggle
It all came too easy
I hope we felt what we felt from thestart
We've never sufferend a broken heart
We've been so blinded by all the best
We never put our love to the test
I've always felt the rhythm
What happens when there's no more rhyme?
Facts about No More Rhyme
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No More Rhyme is written by Deborah Ann Gibson.
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It is first released on October 01, 1989 as part of Debbie Gibson's album "Electric Youth" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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When we think about the deeper meaning of the song, Debbie Gibson's 'No More Rhyme' digs deep into the issues of uncertainty and fear concerning love on the lyrical level. The words show a difficulty in keeping the relationship alive when doubts are present; and in fear, there is the losing of the rhythm and the harmony that once were. The expression of 'no more rhyme' is a metaphor for the disruption and insecurity in the association, raising the question of what is left when the bonds of intimacy and shelter are removed, thus revealing the uncertainty and the need to face the challenges as a team. The lyrics of no more rhyme mostly bring up reflection, love, angst, nostalgia, and hope. Besides, the song highlights the processes of self-realization and introspection, love and connection and also uncertainty and transformation. The lyrics convey feelings of fear, desire, and self-reflection which might not be appropriate for very young kids but on the other hand do not contain any explicit words, violence or any adult material that would necessitate a stronger rating. Parental guidance could be suggested for the emotionality and the intricate nature of the themes.
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No More Rhyme falls under the genre Pop.
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No More Rhyme song length is 4 minutes and 16 seconds.
Who wrote No More Rhyme lyrics?
No More Rhyme is written by Deborah Ann Gibson.
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When was No More Rhyme released?
It is first released on October 01, 1989 as part of Debbie Gibson's album "Electric Youth" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind No More Rhyme lyrics?
When we think about the deeper meaning of the song, Debbie Gibson's 'No More Rhyme' digs deep into the issues of uncertainty and fear concerning love on the lyrical level. The words show a difficulty in keeping the relationship alive when doubts are present; and in fear, there is the losing of the rhythm and the harmony that once were. The expression of 'no more rhyme' is a metaphor for the disruption and insecurity in the association, raising the question of what is left when the bonds of intimacy and shelter are removed, thus revealing the uncertainty and the need to face the challenges as a team. The lyrics of no more rhyme mostly bring up reflection, love, angst, nostalgia, and hope. Besides, the song highlights the processes of self-realization and introspection, love and connection and also uncertainty and transformation. The lyrics convey feelings of fear, desire, and self-reflection which might not be appropriate for very young kids but on the other hand do not contain any explicit words, violence or any adult material that would necessitate a stronger rating. Parental guidance could be suggested for the emotionality and the intricate nature of the themes.
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Which genre is No More Rhyme?
No More Rhyme falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song No More Rhyme?
No More Rhyme song length is 4 minutes and 16 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Deborah Ann Gibson
Record Label(s): 1989 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International for the world outside of the United States
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