FAILURE
- Screen Man Lyrics / with translationsSwiftly losing patience
Can't decide a move
Pick from the bottom on the left side
I wanna win tonight
I blink my eyes real quick-like
Wash away the haze
While I'm blinking quickly
I see the man on screen
He's (lying on the face)ball
He thinks I do not see
He's an elevator passenger
Bored as he can be
He's the man who lives next door
He's come here to frighten me
He takes out his saxophone
Plays those lonely hidden notes
Can't speak about this to anyone
This man's eyes are serious
He's the man in my screen
I can not let him frighten me
Can't decide a move
Pick from the bottom on the left side
I wanna win tonight
I blink my eyes real quick-like
Wash away the haze
While I'm blinking quickly
I see the man on screen
He's (lying on the face)ball
He thinks I do not see
He's an elevator passenger
He's the man who lives next door
He's come here to frighten me
He takes out his saxophone
Plays those lonely hidden notes
Can't speak about this to anyone
This man's eyes are serious
He's the man in my screen
I can not let him frighten me
Facts about Screen Man
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Screen Man is written by Greg Edwards, Ken Andrews, Robert D Gauss.
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It is first released on September 15, 1992 as part of Failure's album "Comfort" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Screen Man' by Failure explores the disturbing experience of being observed which brings anxiety through the presence of an unknown entity that people deal with through their daily use of modern technology and media. The song Screen man shows its lyrics through the display of five main themes which include angst, solitude, despair and empowerment, and multiple methods of self-assessment. The song shows three main elements through its presentation of uncertainty, its need for decision making, its determination to achieve victory, and its portrayal of confusion with fear and observation elements, and its combination of two different states of existence. The lyrics contain mild themes and no strong language, violence, or mature content. The PG rating exists because young children will find the unsettling imagery and the disturbing atmosphere to be too frightening.
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Screen Man falls under the genre Rock.
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Screen Man song length is 6 minutes and 15 seconds.
Who wrote Screen Man lyrics?
Screen Man is written by Greg Edwards, Ken Andrews, Robert D Gauss.
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When was Screen Man released?
It is first released on September 15, 1992 as part of Failure's album "Comfort" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Screen Man lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Screen Man' by Failure explores the disturbing experience of being observed which brings anxiety through the presence of an unknown entity that people deal with through their daily use of modern technology and media. The song Screen man shows its lyrics through the display of five main themes which include angst, solitude, despair and empowerment, and multiple methods of self-assessment. The song shows three main elements through its presentation of uncertainty, its need for decision making, its determination to achieve victory, and its portrayal of confusion with fear and observation elements, and its combination of two different states of existence. The lyrics contain mild themes and no strong language, violence, or mature content. The PG rating exists because young children will find the unsettling imagery and the disturbing atmosphere to be too frightening.
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Which genre is Screen Man?
Screen Man falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Screen Man?
Screen Man song length is 6 minutes and 15 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Greg Edwards, Ken Andrews, Robert D Gauss
Record Label(s): 1992 Slash Records
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