Some Riot
Elbow
Elbow
ELBOW
- Some Riot LyricsA friend of mine grows his very own brambles
They twist all around him 'til he can't move
Beautiful, quivering, chivalrous shambles
What is my friend trying to prove?
The bruise turns a tall gentle boy to a terrible totem
And the kids gather 'round trying to see what's inside
I think when he's drinking he's drowning some riot
What is my friend trying to hide?
'Cause it's breaking my heart, it's breaking my heart
And it's breaking my heart to pour like the rain
Brother of mine, don't run with those f*ckers
When will my friend start singing again?
When will my friend start singing again?
They twist all around him 'til he can't move
Beautiful, quivering, chivalrous shambles
What is my friend trying to prove?
The bruise turns a tall gentle boy to a terrible totem
And the kids gather 'round trying to see what's inside
I think when he's drinking he's drowning some riot
'Cause it's breaking my heart, it's breaking my heart
And it's breaking my heart to pour like the rain
Brother of mine, don't run with those f*ckers
When will my friend start singing again?
When will my friend start singing again?
Facts about Some Riot
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Some Riot 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 March 17, 2008 as part of Elbow's album "The Seldom Seen Kid" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the track 'Some Riot' of Elbow brings to light the hardships of a good friend who looks like he is having a tough time, and his inner demons are most likely to come out through the figures of brambles and booze. The words are full of worry for this person's health, calling on him or her to cut off the bad company and to be heard again in the midst of the noise and mess. Some riot lyrics convey primarily themes of heartbreak, despair, and angst, as well as reflection and solitude. On the flip side, the song highlights the side of the struggle with addiction, the concern for a friend, and the loss of joy. The lyrics contain the themes associated with alcohol consumption and emotional turmoil that could make the song an inappropriate choice for under 13 audience. The presence of the extreme swear word signals that parental discretion is advised.
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Some Riot falls under the genre Alternative.
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Some Riot song length is 5 minutes and 23 seconds.
Who wrote Some Riot lyrics?
Some Riot is written by Richard Barry Jupp, Guy Edward John Garvey, Craig Lee Potter, Peter James Turner, Mark Potter.
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When was Some Riot released?
It is first released on March 17, 2008 as part of Elbow's album "The Seldom Seen Kid" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Some Riot lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the track 'Some Riot' of Elbow brings to light the hardships of a good friend who looks like he is having a tough time, and his inner demons are most likely to come out through the figures of brambles and booze. The words are full of worry for this person's health, calling on him or her to cut off the bad company and to be heard again in the midst of the noise and mess. Some riot lyrics convey primarily themes of heartbreak, despair, and angst, as well as reflection and solitude. On the flip side, the song highlights the side of the struggle with addiction, the concern for a friend, and the loss of joy. The lyrics contain the themes associated with alcohol consumption and emotional turmoil that could make the song an inappropriate choice for under 13 audience. The presence of the extreme swear word signals that parental discretion is advised.
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Which genre is Some Riot?
Some Riot falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Some Riot?
Some Riot song length is 5 minutes and 23 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Richard Barry Jupp, Guy Edward John Garvey, Craig Lee Potter, Peter James Turner, Mark Potter
Record Label(s): 2008 Polydor Ltd (UK)
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