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Greenskeepers A Week Ago Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 8/10 [6 votes]Album: Polo Club / Original Release Date: 2006Genre: ElectronicSong Duration: 3 min 58 sec
A Week Ago
Greenskeepers
Greenskeepers
GREENSKEEPERS
- A Week Ago LyricsYou disappeared about a week ago without a trace.
don't know what happened just feel something here is
out of place.
I'm hoping someone will soon see and recognize your
face.
just need a clue so this can be changed to an open
case.
I can't stop looking for you.
can't believe that it's true.
what else can I do?
I keep looking for you
You disappeared about a week ago,
since then life is slow.
I'm running out of places I can look.
where have you gone I will not close this book.
You disappeared about a week ago without a trace.
until I find you I will never slow my fevered pace.
I put up posters hoping someone out there knows your
face.
where have you gone I cannot say that I've enjoyed this
place.
I can't stop looking for you.
can't believe that it's true.
what else can I do?
but I keep looking for you.
You disappeared about a week ago,
since then life is slow.
I'm running out of places I can look.
Where have you gone I will not close this book.
Picking up your blouse, I smell the perfume that you
wear.
I see your brush and I feel your hair.
I will not forget you or let you disappear.
I will never forget you my dear.
You disappeared about a week ago without a clue
the law was here and asked how well it was that I knew
you
they told me things that I could not accept or see as
true
it's not your fault you disappeared and now your lips
are blue
I can't stop looking for you
can't believe that it's true
what else can I do
but keep looking for you
You disappeared about a week ago
since then life is slow
I'm running out of places I can look
where have you gone I will not close this book
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don't know what happened just feel something here is
out of place.
I'm hoping someone will soon see and recognize your
face.
just need a clue so this can be changed to an open
case.
I can't stop looking for you.
can't believe that it's true.
what else can I do?
I keep looking for you
You disappeared about a week ago,
since then life is slow.
I'm running out of places I can look.
where have you gone I will not close this book.
You disappeared about a week ago without a trace.
until I find you I will never slow my fevered pace.
I put up posters hoping someone out there knows your
face.
where have you gone I cannot say that I've enjoyed this
place.
I can't stop looking for you.
can't believe that it's true.
what else can I do?
but I keep looking for you.
You disappeared about a week ago,
I'm running out of places I can look.
Where have you gone I will not close this book.
Picking up your blouse, I smell the perfume that you
wear.
I see your brush and I feel your hair.
I will not forget you or let you disappear.
I will never forget you my dear.
You disappeared about a week ago without a clue
the law was here and asked how well it was that I knew
you
they told me things that I could not accept or see as
true
it's not your fault you disappeared and now your lips
are blue
I can't stop looking for you
can't believe that it's true
what else can I do
but keep looking for you
You disappeared about a week ago
since then life is slow
I'm running out of places I can look
where have you gone I will not close this book
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Facts about A Week Ago
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A Week Ago is written by James Wilson Curd.
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It is first released in 2006 as part of Greenskeepers's album "Polo Club" which includes 35 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, the Greenskeepers song 'A Week Ago' is all about the desperation and the despair of a person who is looking for someone who has gone missing without a sign. The lyrics convey the inner struggle and the tireless effort to locate the lost person, emphasizing the grief and desire for their return. A week ago lyrics primarily highlight heartbreak, angst, despair, love, and solitude. Besides, the new song still points out the necessity of loss, the feeling of longing, and the process of seeking closure. The lyrics are full of the themes of the disappearance and the search for a loved one, which might be a little too hard for very young kids to digest. Nonetheless, there is no strong language, violence, or anything explicit that would make it unsuitable for general audiences, albeit with some parental guidance.
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A Week Ago falls under the genre Electronic.
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A Week Ago song length is 3 minutes and 58 seconds.
Who wrote A Week Ago lyrics?
A Week Ago is written by James Wilson Curd.
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When was A Week Ago released?
It is first released in 2006 as part of Greenskeepers's album "Polo Club" which includes 35 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
✔️
What is the meaning behind A Week Ago lyrics?
When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, the Greenskeepers song 'A Week Ago' is all about the desperation and the despair of a person who is looking for someone who has gone missing without a sign. The lyrics convey the inner struggle and the tireless effort to locate the lost person, emphasizing the grief and desire for their return. A week ago lyrics primarily highlight heartbreak, angst, despair, love, and solitude. Besides, the new song still points out the necessity of loss, the feeling of longing, and the process of seeking closure. The lyrics are full of the themes of the disappearance and the search for a loved one, which might be a little too hard for very young kids to digest. Nonetheless, there is no strong language, violence, or anything explicit that would make it unsuitable for general audiences, albeit with some parental guidance.
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Which genre is A Week Ago?
A Week Ago falls under the genre Electronic.
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How long is the song A Week Ago?
A Week Ago song length is 3 minutes and 58 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): James Wilson Curd
Record Label(s): 2006 Om Records
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