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- Stay Cold Lyrics / with translationsWatford town has gone and f*cking let us down
We don't know the cunts who f*cked us at the show
Our shit is gone and it ain't coming back
Five good men go broke while the rats get fat
We don't care if you're a boxer
Or if you're dads a heavyweight
We don't even f*cking measure up
But we'll fight you if thats what it will take
Someone said a grand don't come for free
Apparently it does when you're a f*cking thief
Back to square one
But we won't f*cking come undone
And now we're on the prowl
This pack of wolves will hunt you down
We don't know the cunts who f*cked us at the show
Our shit is gone and it ain't coming back
Five good men go broke while the rats get fat
We don't care if you're a boxer
Or if you're dads a heavyweight
We don't even f*cking measure up
Someone said a grand don't come for free
Apparently it does when you're a f*cking thief
Back to square one
But we won't f*cking come undone
And now we're on the prowl
This pack of wolves will hunt you down
Facts about Stay Cold
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Stay Cold is written by Laurent Benjamin Barnard, Christopher Frank Carter, Lee Phillip Barratt, Stuart Leslie Gili-ross.
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It is first released on June 18, 2007 as part of Gallows's album "Orchestra of Wolves" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Stay Cold' by Gallows expresses anger and defiance through its lyrics which use wolf imagery and strong words to show how the singer feels about people who mistreated him. The lyrics express a determination to fight against wrongful acts which will continue through all battles and enemy encounters. The lyrics of Stay Cold show five primary themes which include empowerment, angst, anger, social commentary and resentment. The song shows how betrayal and anger should be treated as essential elements while people should show resilience through their defiance against social injustice and class conflicts. The lyrics contain strong language and themes of violence and aggression, which are not suitable for children. The track uses explicit words and shows an aggressive attitude which makes it suitable for adult audiences, thus requiring a restricted rating.
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Stay Cold falls under the genre Alternative.
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Stay Cold song length is 3 minutes and 07 seconds.
Who wrote Stay Cold lyrics?
Stay Cold is written by Laurent Benjamin Barnard, Christopher Frank Carter, Lee Phillip Barratt, Stuart Leslie Gili-ross.
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When was Stay Cold released?
It is first released on June 18, 2007 as part of Gallows's album "Orchestra of Wolves" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Stay Cold lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Stay Cold' by Gallows expresses anger and defiance through its lyrics which use wolf imagery and strong words to show how the singer feels about people who mistreated him. The lyrics express a determination to fight against wrongful acts which will continue through all battles and enemy encounters. The lyrics of Stay Cold show five primary themes which include empowerment, angst, anger, social commentary and resentment. The song shows how betrayal and anger should be treated as essential elements while people should show resilience through their defiance against social injustice and class conflicts. The lyrics contain strong language and themes of violence and aggression, which are not suitable for children. The track uses explicit words and shows an aggressive attitude which makes it suitable for adult audiences, thus requiring a restricted rating.
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Which genre is Stay Cold?
Stay Cold falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Stay Cold?
Stay Cold song length is 3 minutes and 07 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Laurent Benjamin Barnard, Christopher Frank Carter, Lee Phillip Barratt, Stuart Leslie Gili-rossRecord Label(s): 2007 Epitaph
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