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Devil Wears Prada Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.33/10 [3 votes]Album: Dear Love: A Beautiful Discord / Original Release Date: 2006-08-22Genre: RockSong Duration: 3 min 29 sec
Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over
Devil Wears Prada
Devil Wears Prada
DEVIL WEARS PRADA
- Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over LyricsWelcome, to, the, war welcome the war;
a martyr's challenge!
Chainsaw brutality, tornado strength (4x)
King of the diamond; king of the grave (2x)
Lawlessness stains black on whitewashed tombs
We're, too strong, to, compromise
Don't be ashamed of your faith!
Dear Lord - deliver me from hypocrisy and surcease,
the scarlet desire (2x)
He wears a slick jacket and gold watch
Her dishonesty has scarred hands (2x)
a martyr's challenge!
Chainsaw brutality, tornado strength (4x)
King of the diamond; king of the grave (2x)
Lawlessness stains black on whitewashed tombs
We're, too strong, to, compromise
Don't be ashamed of your faith!
Dear Lord - deliver me from hypocrisy and surcease,
the scarlet desire (2x)
He wears a slick jacket and gold watch
Her dishonesty has scarred hands (2x)
Facts about Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over
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Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over is written by James Selleck Baney, Michael James Hranica, Jeremy Robert Depoyster, Christopher Henry Rubey, Andrew Jerome Trick, Larry Daniel Williams.
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It is first released on August 22, 2006 as part of Devil Wears Prada's album "Dear Love: A Beautiful Discord" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we try to understand the message behind it, the Devil Wears Prada's song 'Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over' touches on the topic of inner strength and resilience when facing difficulties. The writer of the song applied metaphors such as 'Chainsaw brutality, tornado strength' to show the extreme nature of the battles fought, while 'King of the diamond, king of the grave' is a way to show the opposition between power and death. The statement 'Don't be ashamed of your faith' is an encouragement to keep believing regardless of the outside pressure, and the metaphor of 'slick jacket and gold watch' versus 'scarred hands' marks the difference between surface-levels and inner-truths. Dogs can grow beards all over lyrics largely convey indignation, frustration, hopelessness, empowerment, and societal critique. Simultaneously, the song points out the necessity of struggle and conflict, faith and integrity, and deceit and consequences. The lyrics are rich with the themes of violence along with strong imagery, for instance, 'chainsaw brutality' and 'war,' that might render the song inappropriate for kids under the age of 13. The mentions of 'hypocrisy' and 'dishonesty' imply adult themes as well that might not be suitable for children of younger ages and therefore, a warning is given.
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Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over falls under the genre Rock.
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Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over song length is 3 minutes and 29 seconds.
Who wrote Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over lyrics?
Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over is written by James Selleck Baney, Michael James Hranica, Jeremy Robert Depoyster, Christopher Henry Rubey, Andrew Jerome Trick, Larry Daniel Williams.
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When was Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over released?
It is first released on August 22, 2006 as part of Devil Wears Prada's album "Dear Love: A Beautiful Discord" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over lyrics?
When we try to understand the message behind it, the Devil Wears Prada's song 'Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over' touches on the topic of inner strength and resilience when facing difficulties. The writer of the song applied metaphors such as 'Chainsaw brutality, tornado strength' to show the extreme nature of the battles fought, while 'King of the diamond, king of the grave' is a way to show the opposition between power and death. The statement 'Don't be ashamed of your faith' is an encouragement to keep believing regardless of the outside pressure, and the metaphor of 'slick jacket and gold watch' versus 'scarred hands' marks the difference between surface-levels and inner-truths. Dogs can grow beards all over lyrics largely convey indignation, frustration, hopelessness, empowerment, and societal critique. Simultaneously, the song points out the necessity of struggle and conflict, faith and integrity, and deceit and consequences. The lyrics are rich with the themes of violence along with strong imagery, for instance, 'chainsaw brutality' and 'war,' that might render the song inappropriate for kids under the age of 13. The mentions of 'hypocrisy' and 'dishonesty' imply adult themes as well that might not be suitable for children of younger ages and therefore, a warning is given.
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Which genre is Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over?
Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over?
Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over song length is 3 minutes and 29 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): James Selleck Baney, Michael James Hranica, Jeremy Robert Depoyster, Christopher Henry Rubey, Andrew Jerome Trick, Larry Daniel Williams
Record Label(s): 2006 Rise Records
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Named August 19, 2011-17:36
Ambur: If you think long enough, the lyrics do make some sense. There's some themes of hypocrisy (whitewashed tombs references the Pharisees) and temptation. Hardcore isn't for everyone.
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Ambur: If you think long enough, the lyrics do make some sense. There's some themes of hypocrisy (whitewashed tombs references the Pharisees) and temptation. Hardcore isn't for everyone.
ambur June 9, 2011-13:13
so, my hatred for this band is unreal. Their songs make absolutely no sense. I haven't heard a song i can listen to all the way through.
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so, my hatred for this band is unreal. Their songs make absolutely no sense. I haven't heard a song i can listen to all the way through.
Katie November 9, 2010-19:07
I don't hear 'chainsaw brutality' at all...I always thought it sounded like 'can I dig a little grave' or 'can i dig a little deep' at least at first. I don't get 'chainsaw brutality.'
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I don't hear 'chainsaw brutality' at all...I always thought it sounded like 'can I dig a little grave' or 'can i dig a little deep' at least at first. I don't get 'chainsaw brutality.'
@ambur and @katie, this song is about keeping your faith strong, the chainsaw brutality is talking about the strength of satan's temptation