GRANT LEE PHILLIPS
- We All Get A Taste Lyrics / with translationsHolding on for dear life
Dodging arrows
What a strange elation in my bones
Bit the dust and tasted
Imperfection
What a sweet confection
I have known
And they can’t take that away
No they can’t take that away
‘cause the Gods make sure
We all get a taste
Signing off
I saw the correspondent
Throw his crap back in the van
Still with pride,
While having grown despondent
Journalism broke that man
And they can’t take that away
No they can’t take that away
‘cause the Gods make sure
We all get a taste
Wooden wheels and dust
Up ride the bandits
Gunning for some treasure trove
If you could store their joy
And jubilation
And take it in a jug back home
But they can’t take that away
No we can’t take that away
But the Gods make sure
We all get a taste
And they can’t take that away
No they can’t take that away
‘cause the Gods make sure
We all get a taste
Dodging arrows
What a strange elation in my bones
Bit the dust and tasted
Imperfection
What a sweet confection
I have known
And they can’t take that away
No they can’t take that away
‘cause the Gods make sure
We all get a taste
Signing off
I saw the correspondent
Throw his crap back in the van
Still with pride,
While having grown despondent
Journalism broke that man
And they can’t take that away
No they can’t take that away
We all get a taste
Wooden wheels and dust
Up ride the bandits
Gunning for some treasure trove
If you could store their joy
And jubilation
And take it in a jug back home
But they can’t take that away
No we can’t take that away
But the Gods make sure
We all get a taste
And they can’t take that away
No they can’t take that away
‘cause the Gods make sure
We all get a taste
Facts about We All Get A Taste
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We All Get A Taste is written and performed by Grant Lee Phillips.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song "We All Get a Taste" by Grant-Lee Phillips uses its metaphoric expressions of "dodging arrows" and "bit the dust" to show that all people will experience both happiness and their flaws. The lyrics of We all get a taste mainly focus on five themes which include joyful experiences and empowering moments and self-reflective times and adventurous activities and feelings of anxiety. The song demonstrates that people must develop resilience through their imperfections while they accept all disillusionment and experience common to humanity. The lyrics contain some mature themes and imagery, such as dodging arrows and tasting imperfection, which may require parental guidance for younger audiences. The language of the content uses soft words, but the themes of the content lead to a PG rating which requires parents to make careful decisions about what they should watch.
Who wrote We All Get A Taste lyrics?
We All Get A Taste is written and performed by Grant Lee Phillips.
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What is the meaning behind We All Get A Taste lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song "We All Get a Taste" by Grant-Lee Phillips uses its metaphoric expressions of "dodging arrows" and "bit the dust" to show that all people will experience both happiness and their flaws. The lyrics of We all get a taste mainly focus on five themes which include joyful experiences and empowering moments and self-reflective times and adventurous activities and feelings of anxiety. The song demonstrates that people must develop resilience through their imperfections while they accept all disillusionment and experience common to humanity. The lyrics contain some mature themes and imagery, such as dodging arrows and tasting imperfection, which may require parental guidance for younger audiences. The language of the content uses soft words, but the themes of the content lead to a PG rating which requires parents to make careful decisions about what they should watch.
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