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Finger Eleven Costume For A Gutterball Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 6.64/10 [11 votes]Album: Tip / Original Release Date: 1997Genre: RockSong Duration: 4 min 38 sec
Costume For A Gutterball
Finger Eleven
Finger Eleven
FINGER ELEVEN
- Costume For A Gutterball Lyricsthe mask keeps on slipping and tearing
the holes are big enough to see
i strain and i'm bending to hear you
what did you tell me
so slow
you see me disappear
taken in taken away
caught in another memory
looking for something left to see
now i want something
the one in the corner it's moving
slowly up slowly down
never too brilliant or clever
it won't turn around
no one will know that i'm looking
they can't get to me
the holes are big enough to see
i strain and i'm bending to hear you
what did you tell me
so slow
you see me disappear
taken in taken away
caught in another memory
looking for something left to see
the one in the corner it's moving
slowly up slowly down
never too brilliant or clever
it won't turn around
no one will know that i'm looking
they can't get to me
Facts about Costume For A Gutterball
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Costume For A Gutterball is written by Scott Anderson, James Ryan Black, Arnold David Lanni.
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It is first released in 1997 as part of Finger Eleven's album "Tip" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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When we look deeper into its meaning, Finger Eleven's 'Costume For A Gutterball' explores the fight with one's identity and the wish to be perceived as more than the mask one wears, thereby using the metaphor of a sliding mask to signify the insecurity and the quest for realness. The lyrics of Costume for a gutterball mainly focus on loneliness, contemplation, inner turmoil, hopelessness, and reminiscence. Apart from that, the song also brings out the themes of identity and self-image, separation and isolation, as well as the quest for meaning in life. The lyrics are filled with abstract and somewhat enigmatic images that might not be easy for younger audiences to grasp the context and themes without parental guidance. Violence, sex, and strong language are not explicitly mentioned, but still, the repetitive and somewhat disturbing character of the lyrics might only be appropriate for older kids or teens with parental supervision.
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Costume For A Gutterball falls under the genre Rock.
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Costume For A Gutterball song length is 4 minutes and 38 seconds.
Who wrote Costume For A Gutterball lyrics?
Costume For A Gutterball is written by Scott Anderson, James Ryan Black, Arnold David Lanni.
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When was Costume For A Gutterball released?
It is first released in 1997 as part of Finger Eleven's album "Tip" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Costume For A Gutterball lyrics?
When we look deeper into its meaning, Finger Eleven's 'Costume For A Gutterball' explores the fight with one's identity and the wish to be perceived as more than the mask one wears, thereby using the metaphor of a sliding mask to signify the insecurity and the quest for realness. The lyrics of Costume for a gutterball mainly focus on loneliness, contemplation, inner turmoil, hopelessness, and reminiscence. Apart from that, the song also brings out the themes of identity and self-image, separation and isolation, as well as the quest for meaning in life. The lyrics are filled with abstract and somewhat enigmatic images that might not be easy for younger audiences to grasp the context and themes without parental guidance. Violence, sex, and strong language are not explicitly mentioned, but still, the repetitive and somewhat disturbing character of the lyrics might only be appropriate for older kids or teens with parental supervision.
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Which genre is Costume For A Gutterball?
Costume For A Gutterball falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Costume For A Gutterball?
Costume For A Gutterball song length is 4 minutes and 38 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Scott Anderson, James Ryan Black, Arnold David Lanni
Record Label(s): 1998 Wind Up Records LLC
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