DELAIN
- Frozen Lyrics / with translationsMisty windows hide your empty eyes
Every moment, every whisper
Seperates you from me
I've been screaming, won't you let me in?
Let me see a trace of the places
Hidden under your skin
Chorus:
Answer me
Until the day that you do
I'll be one step behind you
Answer me
Until the day that you do
I'll be waiting here for you
Needles stick me when you look away
And your silence sounds like
Deafening screams to me
I've been waiting, won't you open your heart?
And let me in
Please let me in
Chorus
Free your mind from doubts
All you have is now*
Free your mind from shame
It will only bring you pain
Chorus
Every moment, every whisper
Seperates you from me
I've been screaming, won't you let me in?
Let me see a trace of the places
Hidden under your skin
Chorus:
Answer me
Until the day that you do
I'll be one step behind you
Answer me
Until the day that you do
I'll be waiting here for you
And your silence sounds like
Deafening screams to me
I've been waiting, won't you open your heart?
And let me in
Please let me in
Chorus
Free your mind from doubts
All you have is now*
Free your mind from shame
It will only bring you pain
Chorus
Facts about Frozen
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Frozen is written by Sharon J. Den Adel, Robert Westerholt, Daniel Gibson.
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It is first released on September 04, 2006 as part of Delain's album "Lucidity" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, Frozen, a song by Delain, portrays the inner battle of wanting to bond with someone who is emotionally closed off, and the use of imagery such as 'misted windows' and 'needles sting me' highlights the torture and anger of this unreciprocated wish. The lyrics of Frozen mainly point out love, heartbreak, angst, reflection, and despair. While the song does address these topics, it also points to the emotional distance of longing and waiting, pain and silence, and liberation from doubt and shame. The lyrics reflect the themes of longing, emotional pain, and wanting to be with someone that might be more appropriate for a grown-up audience. The words used are not very severe but the emotional depth and references to 'needles sting me' and 'deafening screams' imply a more adult topic.
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Frozen falls under the genre Rock.
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Frozen song length is 4 minutes and 43 seconds.
Who wrote Frozen lyrics?
Frozen is written by Sharon J. Den Adel, Robert Westerholt, Daniel Gibson.
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When was Frozen released?
It is first released on September 04, 2006 as part of Delain's album "Lucidity" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Frozen lyrics?
When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, Frozen, a song by Delain, portrays the inner battle of wanting to bond with someone who is emotionally closed off, and the use of imagery such as 'misted windows' and 'needles sting me' highlights the torture and anger of this unreciprocated wish. The lyrics of Frozen mainly point out love, heartbreak, angst, reflection, and despair. While the song does address these topics, it also points to the emotional distance of longing and waiting, pain and silence, and liberation from doubt and shame. The lyrics reflect the themes of longing, emotional pain, and wanting to be with someone that might be more appropriate for a grown-up audience. The words used are not very severe but the emotional depth and references to 'needles sting me' and 'deafening screams' imply a more adult topic.
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Which genre is Frozen?
Frozen falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Frozen?
Frozen song length is 4 minutes and 43 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Sharon J. Den Adel, Robert Westerholt, Daniel GibsonRecord Label(s): 2010 Sensory Records
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Meaning to "Frozen" song lyrics
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I think this song means: that the Girl lost somone dear or they cant get somones attantion and are saying that they will be right behind hem waiting.