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Frank Black Los Angeles Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.21/10 [19 votes]Album: Frank Black / Original Release Date: 1993-03-08Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 4 min 09 sec
FRANK BLACK
- Los Angeles Lyrics"Los Angeles"
Frank Black
I met a man
he was a good man.
Sailin' and shorin'
dancing the beta can-can
making me foreign, aaaah yeah.
I wanna live in Los Angeles
not the one in Los Angeles
not the one in South California
they got one in South Patagonia
I wanna live in Los Angeles
not the one in Los Angeles
They got a bunch down in moleville
they got a bunch more still.
I wanna live in Los Angeles
not the one in Los Angeles
They got one in 25-2-5
works just like a beehive.
I wanna live in Los Angeles
not the one in Los Angeles
Countin' helicopters on a Saturday night
The Symphony of the Fair Light
I hear them saying Los Angeles
in all the black-and-white movies
and if they star-spangled us
How come we say Los Anjeleez?
I'll wait in Los Angeles
I'll wait in the pouring sun
No way, for not anyone, no way.
I met a man
he was a good man.
Sailin' and shorin'
he got a Beta-tron man.
Talkin' that foreign, aaah yeah.
Frank Black
I met a man
he was a good man.
Sailin' and shorin'
dancing the beta can-can
making me foreign, aaaah yeah.
I wanna live in Los Angeles
not the one in Los Angeles
not the one in South California
they got one in South Patagonia
I wanna live in Los Angeles
not the one in Los Angeles
They got a bunch down in moleville
they got a bunch more still.
I wanna live in Los Angeles
not the one in Los Angeles
They got one in 25-2-5
works just like a beehive.
not the one in Los Angeles
Countin' helicopters on a Saturday night
The Symphony of the Fair Light
I hear them saying Los Angeles
in all the black-and-white movies
and if they star-spangled us
How come we say Los Anjeleez?
I'll wait in Los Angeles
I'll wait in the pouring sun
No way, for not anyone, no way.
I met a man
he was a good man.
Sailin' and shorin'
he got a Beta-tron man.
Talkin' that foreign, aaah yeah.
Facts about Los Angeles
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Los Angeles is written by Charles Thompson.
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It is first released on March 08, 1993 as part of Frank Black's album "Frank Black" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we take a closer look to the meaning, Frank Black's song 'Los Angeles' expresses his desire to experience life in a different version of Los Angeles which functions as a symbol of his desire to escape from his present existence. The repetition of 'I'll wait in Los Angeles' creates a feeling of being locked in place because it describes a person who waits indefinitely for an outcome that will never happen. The lyrics of Los Angeles primarily depict the themes of reflection and nostalgia and solitude and adventure and social commentary. The song establishes two main concepts which include the human need for different life paths and the process of waiting for desire to build between people who experience conflicting identity states. The lyrics contain no offensive language, mature themes, or depictions of violence, nudity, or drug use. The content remains appropriate for viewing by all age groups.
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Los Angeles falls under the genre Alternative.
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Los Angeles song length is 4 minutes and 09 seconds.
Who wrote Los Angeles lyrics?
Los Angeles is written by Charles Thompson.
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When was Los Angeles released?
It is first released on March 08, 1993 as part of Frank Black's album "Frank Black" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Los Angeles lyrics?
When we take a closer look to the meaning, Frank Black's song 'Los Angeles' expresses his desire to experience life in a different version of Los Angeles which functions as a symbol of his desire to escape from his present existence. The repetition of 'I'll wait in Los Angeles' creates a feeling of being locked in place because it describes a person who waits indefinitely for an outcome that will never happen. The lyrics of Los Angeles primarily depict the themes of reflection and nostalgia and solitude and adventure and social commentary. The song establishes two main concepts which include the human need for different life paths and the process of waiting for desire to build between people who experience conflicting identity states. The lyrics contain no offensive language, mature themes, or depictions of violence, nudity, or drug use. The content remains appropriate for viewing by all age groups.
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Which genre is Los Angeles?
Los Angeles falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Los Angeles?
Los Angeles song length is 4 minutes and 09 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Charles Thompson
Record Label(s): 2012 4AD
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