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- Fugitive Motel Lyrics / with translationsLost in a lullaby
Side of the road
Melt in a memory
Slide in a solitude
Not till I can read by the moon
Am I goin' anywhere?
Not till I can read by the moon
I blow you a kiss
It should reach you tomorrow
As it flies from the other side of the world
From my room in my fugitive motel
Somewhere in the dust bowl
Yet it flies from the other side of the world
"I'm tired", I said
"You always look tired", she said
"I'm admired", I said
"You always look tired", she said
Not till I can read by the moon
I'm not going anywhere
Not till I can read by the moon
I blow you a kiss
It should reach you tomorrow
Reach you tomorrow
It flies from the other side of the world
From my room in my fugitive motel
Somewhere in the dust bowl
Somewhere in the dust bowl
It flies from the other side of the world
The curtains stay closed
Everyone knows
You hear through the walls in this place
Cigarette holes for every lost soul
To give up the ghost in this place
Give me strength, give me wings
Give me strength, give me wings
I blow you a kiss
It should reach you tomorrow
Reach you tomorrow
It flies from the other side of the world
From my room in my fugitive motel
Somewhere in the dust bowl
Somewhere in the dust bowl
It flies from the other side of the world
The other side of the world
The other side of the world
(Other side of the world)
[Incomprehensible]
Side of the road
Melt in a memory
Slide in a solitude
Not till I can read by the moon
Am I goin' anywhere?
Not till I can read by the moon
I blow you a kiss
It should reach you tomorrow
As it flies from the other side of the world
From my room in my fugitive motel
Somewhere in the dust bowl
Yet it flies from the other side of the world
"I'm tired", I said
"You always look tired", she said
"I'm admired", I said
"You always look tired", she said
Not till I can read by the moon
I'm not going anywhere
Not till I can read by the moon
I blow you a kiss
It should reach you tomorrow
Reach you tomorrow
It flies from the other side of the world
From my room in my fugitive motel
Somewhere in the dust bowl
It flies from the other side of the world
The curtains stay closed
Everyone knows
You hear through the walls in this place
Cigarette holes for every lost soul
To give up the ghost in this place
Give me strength, give me wings
Give me strength, give me wings
I blow you a kiss
It should reach you tomorrow
Reach you tomorrow
It flies from the other side of the world
From my room in my fugitive motel
Somewhere in the dust bowl
Somewhere in the dust bowl
It flies from the other side of the world
The other side of the world
The other side of the world
(Other side of the world)
[Incomprehensible]
Facts about Fugitive Motel
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Fugitive Motel is written by Richard Barry Jupp, Guy Edward John Garvey, Craig Lee Potter, Peter James Turner, Mark Potter.
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It is first released on August 18, 2003 as part of Elbow's album "Cast of Thousands" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the song 'Fugitive Motel' by Elbow shows how people who feel lost and alone search for connections with others who understand them. The lyrics express a deep yearning that extends between two people because they send a kiss which travels to different parts of the globe, which demonstrates their solitude and their need to escape from their empty surroundings. The lyrics of Fugitive motel most strongly show themes of love and self-reflection and solitary time and personal empowerment and nostalgia. The song demonstrates how people need to experience both long distance relationships and time spent apart from others at home and their battles which lead them to become stronger. The lyrics contain some mature themes and imagery, such as references to solitude and a 'fugitive motel,' which may not be suitable for younger children. The content remains suitable for children above seven years old because it contains no explicit language or violent scenes or drug references.
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Fugitive Motel falls under the genre Alternative.
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Fugitive Motel song length is 5 minutes and 51 seconds.
Who wrote Fugitive Motel lyrics?
Fugitive Motel is written by Richard Barry Jupp, Guy Edward John Garvey, Craig Lee Potter, Peter James Turner, Mark Potter.
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When was Fugitive Motel released?
It is first released on August 18, 2003 as part of Elbow's album "Cast of Thousands" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Fugitive Motel lyrics?
When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the song 'Fugitive Motel' by Elbow shows how people who feel lost and alone search for connections with others who understand them. The lyrics express a deep yearning that extends between two people because they send a kiss which travels to different parts of the globe, which demonstrates their solitude and their need to escape from their empty surroundings. The lyrics of Fugitive motel most strongly show themes of love and self-reflection and solitary time and personal empowerment and nostalgia. The song demonstrates how people need to experience both long distance relationships and time spent apart from others at home and their battles which lead them to become stronger. The lyrics contain some mature themes and imagery, such as references to solitude and a 'fugitive motel,' which may not be suitable for younger children. The content remains suitable for children above seven years old because it contains no explicit language or violent scenes or drug references.
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Which genre is Fugitive Motel?
Fugitive Motel falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Fugitive Motel?
Fugitive Motel song length is 5 minutes and 51 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Richard Barry Jupp, Guy Edward John Garvey, Craig Lee Potter, Peter James Turner, Mark PotterRecord Label(s): 2003 V2 Records Ltd
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