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From First To Last Populace In Two Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 8.25/10 [12 votes]Album: Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count / Original Release Date: 2004Genre: RockSong Duration: 4 min 24 sec
Populace In Two
From First To Last
From First To Last
FROM FIRST TO LAST
- Populace In Two LyricsYour memories will always haunt me like a ghost
To put it nicely, I hope you choke
A poet of sorts but I'm not enough, to give you an eyesore
It's hard to swallow with your hands around my throat
I'm sick and tired, I told you so
You can call me at home but I know better than to answer the phone
When people ask about the last time that we spoke
I let the stitches do the talking for the most part
And I leave out how you threw a lamp through my front window
Just burn the photographs and bury all the pages that we know
In short, this is a long goodbye to unexpecting you
Just burn the photographs and bury all the pages that we know
In short, this is a long goodbye to unexpecting you
Even if I spend 2004 listening to Morrissey in my car
I'm better off alone, than I would be in your arms
Even if I spend 2004 listening to Morrissey in my car
I'm better off alone, than I would be in your arms
In your arms, I'm better off alone, in your arms
Just burn the photographs and bury all the pages that we know
In short, this is a long goodbye to unexpecting you
Just burn the photographs and bury all the pages that we know
In short, this is a long goodbye to unexpecting you
Just burn the photographs and bury all the pages that we know
In short, this is a long goodbye to unexpecting you
Just burn the photographs and bury all the pages that we know
In short, this is a long goodbye to unexpecting you
To unexpecting you, to unexpecting you
To unexpecting you, to unexpecting you
To put it nicely, I hope you choke
A poet of sorts but I'm not enough, to give you an eyesore
It's hard to swallow with your hands around my throat
I'm sick and tired, I told you so
You can call me at home but I know better than to answer the phone
When people ask about the last time that we spoke
I let the stitches do the talking for the most part
And I leave out how you threw a lamp through my front window
Just burn the photographs and bury all the pages that we know
In short, this is a long goodbye to unexpecting you
Just burn the photographs and bury all the pages that we know
In short, this is a long goodbye to unexpecting you
Even if I spend 2004 listening to Morrissey in my car
Even if I spend 2004 listening to Morrissey in my car
I'm better off alone, than I would be in your arms
In your arms, I'm better off alone, in your arms
Just burn the photographs and bury all the pages that we know
In short, this is a long goodbye to unexpecting you
Just burn the photographs and bury all the pages that we know
In short, this is a long goodbye to unexpecting you
Just burn the photographs and bury all the pages that we know
In short, this is a long goodbye to unexpecting you
Just burn the photographs and bury all the pages that we know
In short, this is a long goodbye to unexpecting you
To unexpecting you, to unexpecting you
To unexpecting you, to unexpecting you
Facts about Populace In Two
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Populace In Two is written by Sonny Moore, Derek Bloom, Matt Good, Jon Weisberg, Travis Richter.
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It is first released in 2004 as part of From First To Last's album "Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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When we think about the meaning behind each verse, From First to Last's song 'Populace In Two' is about the effects of a toxic relationship, burning pictures and burying memories being the signs of it. The lyrics give out a feel of freedom and getting rid of the pain caused by the other, thus highlighting the self-sufficiency and independence over staying in a bad condition. The Populace in two lyrics portray mainly heartbreak, angst, despair, reflection, and solitude. However, the song simultaneously acknowledges the losses and heartbreak, the transition and the gain of power through the human emotions of anger and resentment. The lyrics are heavy with emotional turmoil, have a reference to violent acts (lamp throwing), and use suggestive language that might not be proper for kids below 13. The themes and their intensity, as well as the manner of depicting conflict in relationships, call for a PG-13 rating.
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Populace In Two falls under the genre Rock.
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Populace In Two song length is 4 minutes and 24 seconds.
Who wrote Populace In Two lyrics?
Populace In Two is written by Sonny Moore, Derek Bloom, Matt Good, Jon Weisberg, Travis Richter.
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When was Populace In Two released?
It is first released in 2004 as part of From First To Last's album "Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Populace In Two lyrics?
When we think about the meaning behind each verse, From First to Last's song 'Populace In Two' is about the effects of a toxic relationship, burning pictures and burying memories being the signs of it. The lyrics give out a feel of freedom and getting rid of the pain caused by the other, thus highlighting the self-sufficiency and independence over staying in a bad condition. The Populace in two lyrics portray mainly heartbreak, angst, despair, reflection, and solitude. However, the song simultaneously acknowledges the losses and heartbreak, the transition and the gain of power through the human emotions of anger and resentment. The lyrics are heavy with emotional turmoil, have a reference to violent acts (lamp throwing), and use suggestive language that might not be proper for kids below 13. The themes and their intensity, as well as the manner of depicting conflict in relationships, call for a PG-13 rating.
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Which genre is Populace In Two?
Populace In Two falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Populace In Two?
Populace In Two song length is 4 minutes and 24 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Sonny Moore, Derek Bloom, Matt Good, Jon Weisberg, Travis Richter
Record Label(s): 2004 Epitaph
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