GROWLERS
- Tijuana Lyrics / with translationsEther in the ice
Revenge in the water
There’s a thorn in your taco
And where is your daughter
Madness in the meat
Dead dogs in the street
Little babies scrappen money that they don’t get to keep
Take me to the city of wasted dreams where there’s little
boys with M16’s
Where there’s little girls barely in their teens
Dancing on laps to mechanical beats
Child look over your shoulder and don’t believe their
smiles.
Revenge in the water
There’s a thorn in your taco
And where is your daughter
Madness in the meat
Dead dogs in the street
Little babies scrappen money that they don’t get to keep
Take me to the city of wasted dreams where there’s little
Where there’s little girls barely in their teens
Dancing on laps to mechanical beats
Child look over your shoulder and don’t believe their
smiles.
Facts about Tijuana
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Tijuana is written by Matthew Taylor, Brooks Nielsen.
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It is first released on October 06, 2009 as part of Growlers's album "Are You In Or Out?" which includes 18 tracks in total. This song is the 11st track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the Growlers' song 'Tijuana' delineates starkly a place full of lost hopes and little ones suffering from violence and the most degrading of practices. The words are of such a city where purity is wiped out, and the voices are heard with the advice not to believe in the false looks of those nearby, rather being discreet and alert in a difficult situation. The Tijuana lyrics dwell mainly on despair, discontent, social commentary, rage, and reflection. However, the song simultaneously accentuates the themes of lost innocence and disillusionment. The lyrics reflect violence and hinted activities involving minors, that are not recommended for viewers under 13 years old. The reference to 'little boys with m16's' and 'little girls hardly in their teens' suggests a gloomier environment that needs the presence of parents.
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Tijuana falls under the genre Alternative.
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Tijuana song length is 2 minutes and 23 seconds.
Who wrote Tijuana lyrics?
Tijuana is written by Matthew Taylor, Brooks Nielsen.
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When was Tijuana released?
It is first released on October 06, 2009 as part of Growlers's album "Are You In Or Out?" which includes 18 tracks in total. This song is the 11st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Tijuana lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the Growlers' song 'Tijuana' delineates starkly a place full of lost hopes and little ones suffering from violence and the most degrading of practices. The words are of such a city where purity is wiped out, and the voices are heard with the advice not to believe in the false looks of those nearby, rather being discreet and alert in a difficult situation. The Tijuana lyrics dwell mainly on despair, discontent, social commentary, rage, and reflection. However, the song simultaneously accentuates the themes of lost innocence and disillusionment. The lyrics reflect violence and hinted activities involving minors, that are not recommended for viewers under 13 years old. The reference to 'little boys with m16's' and 'little girls hardly in their teens' suggests a gloomier environment that needs the presence of parents.
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Which genre is Tijuana?
Tijuana falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Tijuana?
Tijuana song length is 2 minutes and 23 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Matthew Taylor, Brooks Nielsen
Record Label(s): 2009 Everloving
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Meaning to "Tijuana" song lyrics
Tijuana
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