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Glen Hansard Take The Heartland Lyrics
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GLEN HANSARD
- Take The Heartland Lyrics / with translationsI’m gonna hide my heart behind the peacock’s fan,
And keep my friends real close, yeah, this is how it’s
gonna go.
I’m gonna find my knife and run it through those
stitches,
Throw my friends down in the ditches before they even
know what
I’ve come here for.
Take the Heartland with a sense of revenge
Take the Heartland and make it look easy
Take the Heartland you’ll die in the end
Take the Heartland
I’m gonna grow my hair down to my face like a Fidel
Castro; like a Che Guevara or a Fidel Castro
And I’m gonna grant my folk my life’s one last wish
and I’m gonna take their life with a knife
and I’m gonna sit and wait, not fall
Take the Heartland with a sense of revenge
Take the Heartland and make it look easy
Take the Heartland we’ll die in the end
Take the Heartland Should I kill you with my sword,
yeah?
Or should I kill you with this word?
You say sit, you say stand,
you say stop, you say go,
You say sit, you say stop,
You say what, you say no,
You say go, you say sit,
You say stand, you say stop,
You say go, you say sit,
And you sit and you watch us all.
Should I kill you with my sword, yeah?
Or should I kill you with this word?
Take the Heartland
Take the Heartland your sense of revenge
Take the Heartland you make it look easy
Take the Heartland
I set myself by the west, by the watch, by the wall,
I set myself by the wish, by the watch, by the wall,
I set myself by the words, by the watch, by the wall,
I set myself by the words, by the voice that I heard.
And keep my friends real close, yeah, this is how it’s
gonna go.
I’m gonna find my knife and run it through those
stitches,
Throw my friends down in the ditches before they even
know what
I’ve come here for.
Take the Heartland with a sense of revenge
Take the Heartland and make it look easy
Take the Heartland you’ll die in the end
Take the Heartland
I’m gonna grow my hair down to my face like a Fidel
Castro; like a Che Guevara or a Fidel Castro
And I’m gonna grant my folk my life’s one last wish
and I’m gonna take their life with a knife
and I’m gonna sit and wait, not fall
Take the Heartland with a sense of revenge
Take the Heartland and make it look easy
Take the Heartland we’ll die in the end
Take the Heartland Should I kill you with my sword,
Or should I kill you with this word?
You say sit, you say stand,
you say stop, you say go,
You say sit, you say stop,
You say what, you say no,
You say go, you say sit,
You say stand, you say stop,
You say go, you say sit,
And you sit and you watch us all.
Should I kill you with my sword, yeah?
Or should I kill you with this word?
Take the Heartland
Take the Heartland your sense of revenge
Take the Heartland you make it look easy
Take the Heartland
I set myself by the west, by the watch, by the wall,
I set myself by the wish, by the watch, by the wall,
I set myself by the words, by the watch, by the wall,
I set myself by the words, by the voice that I heard.
Facts about Take The Heartland
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Take The Heartland is written and performed by Glen Hansard.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, 'Take The Heartland' is a song by Glen Hansard and it expresses the feeling of revenge and defiance against the oppressor through its lyrics. The different meanings conveyed through the metaphors are like concealing feelings under a mask and deciding whether to use physical power or verbal fights during the struggle reflecting the quests for justice and freedom through adversity. The lyrics of take the heartland cover in major parts the emotions of anger, angst, thinking, social commentary and empowerment. However, along the way, the tune also provides hints to the scenario of revenge and violence, identity and self-expression, and betrayal and distrust. The words are filled with themes of violence and revenge, and also some strong language which might not be appropriate for kids below 13 years. The knife reference and the incessant questioning of how to kill imply a certain degree of intensity that demands taking care of the younger audience in terms of their exposure.
Who wrote Take The Heartland lyrics?
Take The Heartland is written and performed by Glen Hansard.
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What is the meaning behind Take The Heartland lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, 'Take The Heartland' is a song by Glen Hansard and it expresses the feeling of revenge and defiance against the oppressor through its lyrics. The different meanings conveyed through the metaphors are like concealing feelings under a mask and deciding whether to use physical power or verbal fights during the struggle reflecting the quests for justice and freedom through adversity. The lyrics of take the heartland cover in major parts the emotions of anger, angst, thinking, social commentary and empowerment. However, along the way, the tune also provides hints to the scenario of revenge and violence, identity and self-expression, and betrayal and distrust. The words are filled with themes of violence and revenge, and also some strong language which might not be appropriate for kids below 13 years. The knife reference and the incessant questioning of how to kill imply a certain degree of intensity that demands taking care of the younger audience in terms of their exposure.
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