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Flatliners This Respirator Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.21/10 [19 votes]Album: The Great Awake / Original Release Date: 2007-09-04Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 1 min 57 sec
FLATLINERS
- This Respirator LyricsThese four wheels feel like home to me
Enough with living broke at home and bank robberies
These faces I see and these fumes I breathe...
It's proof enough this is where I want to be
These photographs tell a story of their own
Two fists, white knuckles on a microphone
These highway lines, these miles and miles
They breathe
It's just begun and our broken backs are so cold
These four wheels feel like home to me
These doors close and we're chasing the sky
This chaos brews and keeps us alive
Why trade the world when the world is mine?
Why give up now when all we've got is time?
Looking through this broken glass, these dreams invade the ceiling
They could fall so fast but now we're knee-deep in this shit
Oh make it last
A lifetime of wanting and waiting and deadly persuading
The volume's too quiet now
These tires' tread mark a special occasion
And my ears haven't stopped ringing out
As these notes are bellowed they'll rip you apart
So let these flat chords just break your heart
And who the f*ck said we were giving up?
Cause it's just begun
It's just begun and our broken backs are so cold
These four wheels feel like home to me
And I feel like I never want to go home
We could stop the world and we could tear it apart
These four wheels feel like home to me
They breathe
Enough with living broke at home and bank robberies
These faces I see and these fumes I breathe...
It's proof enough this is where I want to be
These photographs tell a story of their own
Two fists, white knuckles on a microphone
These highway lines, these miles and miles
They breathe
It's just begun and our broken backs are so cold
These four wheels feel like home to me
These doors close and we're chasing the sky
This chaos brews and keeps us alive
Why trade the world when the world is mine?
Why give up now when all we've got is time?
Looking through this broken glass, these dreams invade the ceiling
Oh make it last
A lifetime of wanting and waiting and deadly persuading
The volume's too quiet now
These tires' tread mark a special occasion
And my ears haven't stopped ringing out
As these notes are bellowed they'll rip you apart
So let these flat chords just break your heart
And who the f*ck said we were giving up?
Cause it's just begun
It's just begun and our broken backs are so cold
These four wheels feel like home to me
And I feel like I never want to go home
We could stop the world and we could tear it apart
These four wheels feel like home to me
They breathe
Facts about This Respirator
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This Respirator is written by Chris Cresswell, Paul Ramirez, Scott Brigham, Jon Darbey.
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It is first released on September 04, 2007 as part of Flatliners's album "The Great Awake" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the Flatliners' 'This Respirator' is a song that explores the comfort and belonging that are experienced in the life journey, with the four wheels representing home and stability in the midst of chaos and challenges. The lyrics convey a strong feeling of determination and resilience in the pursuit of dreams, even in uncertain life situations, and they also point out the importance of finding solace and meaning in the journey rather than the destination. This respirator lyrics highlight reflection, empowerment, inspiration, adventure and freedom the most. Moreover, the song talks about home and belonging, perseverance and resilience, and dreams and aspirations as well. The lyrics contain some adult themes and language that may not be appropriate for children under 13, like chaos, struggles, and a mild expletive. Although the total meaning is not very clear, the use of strong language and the context of the themes imply a PG-13 rating is justified.
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This Respirator falls under the genre Alternative.
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This Respirator song length is 1 minutes and 57 seconds.
Who wrote This Respirator lyrics?
This Respirator is written by Chris Cresswell, Paul Ramirez, Scott Brigham, Jon Darbey.
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When was This Respirator released?
It is first released on September 04, 2007 as part of Flatliners's album "The Great Awake" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind This Respirator lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the Flatliners' 'This Respirator' is a song that explores the comfort and belonging that are experienced in the life journey, with the four wheels representing home and stability in the midst of chaos and challenges. The lyrics convey a strong feeling of determination and resilience in the pursuit of dreams, even in uncertain life situations, and they also point out the importance of finding solace and meaning in the journey rather than the destination. This respirator lyrics highlight reflection, empowerment, inspiration, adventure and freedom the most. Moreover, the song talks about home and belonging, perseverance and resilience, and dreams and aspirations as well. The lyrics contain some adult themes and language that may not be appropriate for children under 13, like chaos, struggles, and a mild expletive. Although the total meaning is not very clear, the use of strong language and the context of the themes imply a PG-13 rating is justified.
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Which genre is This Respirator?
This Respirator falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song This Respirator?
This Respirator song length is 1 minutes and 57 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Chris Cresswell, Paul Ramirez, Scott Brigham, Jon Darbey
Record Label(s): 2007 Fat Wreck Chords
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