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George Jones Somebody Always Paints The Wall Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 5.67/10 [3 votes]Album: You Oughta Be Here With Me / Original Release Date: 1990Genre: CountrySong Duration: 3 min 21 sec
GEORGE JONES
- Somebody Always Paints The Wall Lyrics / with translationsIf my old truck was a horse I'd have to shoot it
Lord, the day my ship came in I was waiting for a train
Everytime I get a grip I always lose it
I can't enjoy the sunshine for the rain.
Hon., you know I'm always saying I'm sorry
But you stand by me through it all
Seems like everytime I make my mark
Somebody always paints the wall.
Everytime I think I'm off and running
I'm barely up to a crawl
Everytime I get a leg up on the ladder of success
I shake and fall.
Back last week down at the factory
I was up for a promotion
And the bosses little brother got the call
Seems like everytime I make my mark
Somebody always paints the wall.
--- Instrumental ---
If my old truck was a horse I'd have to shoot it
Lord, the day my ship came in I was waiting for a train
Everytime I get some news there's nothing to it
You're my only pleasure from the pain.
Hon., you know I'm always saying I'm sorry
But you stand by me through it all
Seems like everytime I make my mark
Somebody always paints the wall.
Seems like everytime I make my mark
Somebody always paints the wall...
Lord, the day my ship came in I was waiting for a train
Everytime I get a grip I always lose it
I can't enjoy the sunshine for the rain.
Hon., you know I'm always saying I'm sorry
But you stand by me through it all
Seems like everytime I make my mark
Somebody always paints the wall.
Everytime I think I'm off and running
I'm barely up to a crawl
Everytime I get a leg up on the ladder of success
I shake and fall.
Back last week down at the factory
I was up for a promotion
And the bosses little brother got the call
Somebody always paints the wall.
--- Instrumental ---
If my old truck was a horse I'd have to shoot it
Lord, the day my ship came in I was waiting for a train
Everytime I get some news there's nothing to it
You're my only pleasure from the pain.
Hon., you know I'm always saying I'm sorry
But you stand by me through it all
Seems like everytime I make my mark
Somebody always paints the wall.
Seems like everytime I make my mark
Somebody always paints the wall...
Facts about Somebody Always Paints The Wall
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Somebody Always Paints The Wall is written by Thomas Richard Smith, Nelson Augustus Larkin, Charles R. Browder, Elroy Kahanek.
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It is first released in 1990 as part of George Jones's album "You Oughta Be Here With Me" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the track 'Somebody Always Paints the Wall' by George Jones is a contemplation of the relentless misfortune and the sense of being beaten at every step, where the metaphor of 'painting the wall' stands for the continuous reversing of one's work. The Somebody always paints the wall lyrics majorly focus on angst, despair, reflection, anger, and social commentary. In other words, the song conveys the message of frustration and disappointment, unreciprocated effort and setbacks, and of course, loyalty and support. The lyrics are composed of mild vocabularies and themes of frustration and disappointment, though nothing would be regarded as offensive or inappropriate for the general audience. The content can be viewed as suitable for parental guidance since some of the expressions and situations might only be clear to adults.
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Somebody Always Paints The Wall falls under the genre Country.
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Somebody Always Paints The Wall song length is 3 minutes and 21 seconds.
Who wrote Somebody Always Paints The Wall lyrics?
Somebody Always Paints The Wall is written by Thomas Richard Smith, Nelson Augustus Larkin, Charles R. Browder, Elroy Kahanek.
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When was Somebody Always Paints The Wall released?
It is first released in 1990 as part of George Jones's album "You Oughta Be Here With Me" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Somebody Always Paints The Wall lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the track 'Somebody Always Paints the Wall' by George Jones is a contemplation of the relentless misfortune and the sense of being beaten at every step, where the metaphor of 'painting the wall' stands for the continuous reversing of one's work. The Somebody always paints the wall lyrics majorly focus on angst, despair, reflection, anger, and social commentary. In other words, the song conveys the message of frustration and disappointment, unreciprocated effort and setbacks, and of course, loyalty and support. The lyrics are composed of mild vocabularies and themes of frustration and disappointment, though nothing would be regarded as offensive or inappropriate for the general audience. The content can be viewed as suitable for parental guidance since some of the expressions and situations might only be clear to adults.
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Which genre is Somebody Always Paints The Wall?
Somebody Always Paints The Wall falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song Somebody Always Paints The Wall?
Somebody Always Paints The Wall song length is 3 minutes and 21 seconds.
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Record Label(s): 1990 Sony Music Entertainment Inc
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