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George Benson The World Is A Ghetto Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 6/10 [2 votes]Album: In Flight / Original Release Date: 1977Genre: JazzSong Duration: 9 min 43 sec
The World Is A Ghetto
George Benson
George Benson
GEORGE BENSON
- The World Is A Ghetto LyricsWalkin' down the street, smoggy-eyed
Looking at the sky, starry-eyed
Searchin' for the place, weary-eyed
Crying in the night, teary-eyed
Don't you know that it's true
That for me and for you
The world is a ghetto
(Repeat)
Looking at the sky, starry-eyed
Searchin' for the place, weary-eyed
Crying in the night, teary-eyed
Don't you know that it's true
That for me and for you
The world is a ghetto
(Repeat)
Facts about The World Is A Ghetto
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The World Is A Ghetto is written by Thomas Allen, Harold Brown, Lonnie Jordan, Charles Miller, Morris Dickerson, Howard Scott, Lee Levitin, Mark Eric Green, Jerome Washington, Terry E. Gray.
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It is first released in 1977 as part of George Benson's album "In Flight" which includes 6 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, George Benson's 'The World Is a Ghetto' offers a strong metaphorical ghetto image to open a door to the world of individual struggles and the sound of despair. This repetitive chorus underlines the worldwide aspect of such a feeling, hinting that indeed, no matter one's origin everyone is basically going through the same hard and often burdensome times. The world is a ghetto song's lyrics are mainly about social commentary, angst, reflection, despair, and anger. At the same time, the song emphasizes the already mentioned themes of alienation, shared suffering, global inequality, and repetition for emphasizing purpose. The lyrics have the themes of despair and hardship, which are likely to be more appealing to an adult audience. The intense language and imagery are not explicit but still powerful enough to be able to guide and direct the youth under parental supervision.
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The World Is A Ghetto falls under the genre Jazz.
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The World Is A Ghetto song length is 9 minutes and 43 seconds.
Who wrote The World Is A Ghetto lyrics?
The World Is A Ghetto is written by Thomas Allen, Harold Brown, Lonnie Jordan, Charles Miller, Morris Dickerson, Howard Scott, Lee Levitin, Mark Eric Green, Jerome Washington, Terry E. Gray.
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When was The World Is A Ghetto released?
It is first released in 1977 as part of George Benson's album "In Flight" which includes 6 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind The World Is A Ghetto lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, George Benson's 'The World Is a Ghetto' offers a strong metaphorical ghetto image to open a door to the world of individual struggles and the sound of despair. This repetitive chorus underlines the worldwide aspect of such a feeling, hinting that indeed, no matter one's origin everyone is basically going through the same hard and often burdensome times. The world is a ghetto song's lyrics are mainly about social commentary, angst, reflection, despair, and anger. At the same time, the song emphasizes the already mentioned themes of alienation, shared suffering, global inequality, and repetition for emphasizing purpose. The lyrics have the themes of despair and hardship, which are likely to be more appealing to an adult audience. The intense language and imagery are not explicit but still powerful enough to be able to guide and direct the youth under parental supervision.
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Which genre is The World Is A Ghetto?
The World Is A Ghetto falls under the genre Jazz.
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How long is the song The World Is A Ghetto?
The World Is A Ghetto song length is 9 minutes and 43 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Thomas Allen, Harold Brown, Lonnie Jordan, Charles Miller, Morris Dickerson, Howard Scott, Lee Levitin, Mark Eric Green, Jerome Washington, Terry E. Gray
Record Label(s): 1976 Warner Bros Records, a Warner Music Group Company
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