The Water
Feist
Feist
FEIST
- The Water LyricsThe telegraph cables hum
And few can decipher who the message is from
And it deliver it quietly
Cause some don't get much company
The harbour becomes the sea
And lighting the house keeps it collision free
Understand the lay of the land
And don't let it hurt you
Or it will be the first to
The water, the water
Didn't realize
It's dangerous size
The mountain, the mountain
Came to recognize
It's a steep and rocky sides
More than realized
Pale as a pile of bones
You hope for your babies
And this is how they grow
Wind-battered, knocked over
The teeth by the shoulder
Watching the grey sky
That's acting like a good guy
The water, the water
Came to realize
It's a dangerous size
The mountain the mountain
Came to recognize
It's steep and rocky sides
Came to recognize
It's steep and rocky sides
More than realized
And few can decipher who the message is from
And it deliver it quietly
Cause some don't get much company
The harbour becomes the sea
And lighting the house keeps it collision free
Understand the lay of the land
And don't let it hurt you
Or it will be the first to
The water, the water
Didn't realize
It's dangerous size
The mountain, the mountain
Came to recognize
It's a steep and rocky sides
Pale as a pile of bones
You hope for your babies
And this is how they grow
Wind-battered, knocked over
The teeth by the shoulder
Watching the grey sky
That's acting like a good guy
The water, the water
Came to realize
It's a dangerous size
The mountain the mountain
Came to recognize
It's steep and rocky sides
Came to recognize
It's steep and rocky sides
More than realized
Facts about The Water
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The Water is written by Leslie Feist, Brendan Canning.
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It is first released on April 23, 2007 as part of Feist's album "The Reminder" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Feist's 'The Water' employs symbols such as water and mountain to represent life’s difficulties and barriers through metaphors. The words of the song give out the idea of accepting the hazards and hardships as one's own and asserting over them the strength and resilience that are one's own and growing up more vigorous. The water lyrics mainly focus on meditation, solitude, angst, nature, and despair. On the other hand, the song highlights the positive aspects of nature: the challenges of parenting, hope, and the like, as well as communication and understanding. There is no strong language, adult themes, or any depiction of violence, nudity, or drug use in the lyrics. The content is the same for every age group.
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The Water falls under the genre Alternative.
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The Water song length is 4 minutes and 46 seconds.
Who wrote The Water lyrics?
The Water is written by Leslie Feist, Brendan Canning.
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When was The Water released?
It is first released on April 23, 2007 as part of Feist's album "The Reminder" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind The Water lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Feist's 'The Water' employs symbols such as water and mountain to represent life’s difficulties and barriers through metaphors. The words of the song give out the idea of accepting the hazards and hardships as one's own and asserting over them the strength and resilience that are one's own and growing up more vigorous. The water lyrics mainly focus on meditation, solitude, angst, nature, and despair. On the other hand, the song highlights the positive aspects of nature: the challenges of parenting, hope, and the like, as well as communication and understanding. There is no strong language, adult themes, or any depiction of violence, nudity, or drug use in the lyrics. The content is the same for every age group.
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Which genre is The Water?
The Water falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song The Water?
The Water song length is 4 minutes and 46 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Leslie Feist, Brendan Canning
Record Label(s): 2007 Polydor, A Universal Music Company under license to Interscope Records in the United States
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