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Elton John Someone's Final Song Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 6.77/10 [22 votes]Album: Blue Moves / Original Release Date: 1976-10-22Genre: PopSong Duration: 4 min 10 sec
Someone's Final Song
Elton John
Elton John
ELTON JOHN
- Someone's Final Song LyricsHe died when the house was empty
When the maid had gone
He put a pen to paper for one final song
He wrote -
Oh babe, it's the only way
I know it's wrong but I can't stand
To go on living, to go on living, living life this way
And I don't know what the time is
Or what the next line is
Or how you're going to take the news
But if I had my life again
I wouldn't change a thing
I'd let nobody, I'd let nobody
Stand inside my shoes
Something's gotten hold of me
This home is not the home it used to be
I've gathered dust like the dying flowers
And I've drunk myself sober
After hours and hours
After hours and hours
When the maid had gone
He put a pen to paper for one final song
He wrote -
Oh babe, it's the only way
I know it's wrong but I can't stand
To go on living, to go on living, living life this way
And I don't know what the time is
Or what the next line is
Or how you're going to take the news
I wouldn't change a thing
I'd let nobody, I'd let nobody
Stand inside my shoes
Something's gotten hold of me
This home is not the home it used to be
I've gathered dust like the dying flowers
And I've drunk myself sober
After hours and hours
After hours and hours
Facts about Someone's Final Song
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Someone's Final Song is written by Elton John, Bernard J.p. Taupin.
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It is first released on October 22, 1976 as part of Elton John's album "Blue Moves" which includes 18 tracks in total. This song is the 12nd track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, Someone's Final Song by Elton John is a sad and beautiful song that tells about the bitter last moments of a man's life using metaphors like 'dying flowers' and 'gathered dust' to reflect the loss and the passing of time. The Lyrics of Someone's Final Song focus mainly on heartbreak, despair, angst, reflection and solitude. At the same time, the song highlights despair and hopelessness, acceptance of past choices, loss and change and self-destructive behavior. The lyrics also speak of despair and depression, referencing suicide and alcohol abuse, which are adult themes and might be disturbing for some. These factors indicate that the content might not be suitable for children under 13 without supervision.
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Someone's Final Song falls under the genre Pop.
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Someone's Final Song song length is 4 minutes and 10 seconds.
Who wrote Someone's Final Song lyrics?
Someone's Final Song is written by Elton John, Bernard J.p. Taupin.
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When was Someone's Final Song released?
It is first released on October 22, 1976 as part of Elton John's album "Blue Moves" which includes 18 tracks in total. This song is the 12nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Someone's Final Song lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, Someone's Final Song by Elton John is a sad and beautiful song that tells about the bitter last moments of a man's life using metaphors like 'dying flowers' and 'gathered dust' to reflect the loss and the passing of time. The Lyrics of Someone's Final Song focus mainly on heartbreak, despair, angst, reflection and solitude. At the same time, the song highlights despair and hopelessness, acceptance of past choices, loss and change and self-destructive behavior. The lyrics also speak of despair and depression, referencing suicide and alcohol abuse, which are adult themes and might be disturbing for some. These factors indicate that the content might not be suitable for children under 13 without supervision.
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Which genre is Someone's Final Song?
Someone's Final Song falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song Someone's Final Song?
Someone's Final Song song length is 4 minutes and 10 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Elton John, Bernard J.p. Taupin
Record Label(s): 1976 Geffen Records
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