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Headstones Cemetery Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.13/10 [23 votes]Album: Picture Of Health / Original Release Date: 1993-07-20Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 3 min 01 sec
Cemetery
Headstones
Headstones
HEADSTONES
- Cemetery LyricsI got a gal who lives on the wrong side of town
I know what I want and man you know, I sure know how
It's the other side another place
I like it there no accountin' for taste
I can't think of nothin' when I'm with her
But the rain and the wind and the cemetery dirt
Went down to the cemetery lookin' for love
Got there and my baby was buried
I had to dig her up
Went down to the cemetery lookin' for love
Got there and my baby was buried
I had to dig her up
18,000 miles across nowhere land
I'm scratchin' and I'm spittin', ain't nobody listenin'
Things are kind of gettin' out of hand
There's only one point that I'd like to make
These kinds of things deteriorate
Well, it's the gospel truth man
That she's embalmed in love juice
Went down to the cemetery lookin' for love
Got there and my baby was buried
I had to dig her up, yeah
Went down to the cemetery lookin' for love
Got there and my baby was buried
I had to dig her up
Went down to the cemetery lookin' for love
Got there and my baby was buried
I had to dig her up
Went down to the cemetery lookin' for love
Got there and my baby was buried
I had to dig her up
Went down to the cemetery
Went down to the cemetery
Went down to the cemetery
Went down to the cemetery
© UNIVERSAL MUSIC PUBLISHING; TEETH (HEADSTONES);
I know what I want and man you know, I sure know how
It's the other side another place
I like it there no accountin' for taste
I can't think of nothin' when I'm with her
But the rain and the wind and the cemetery dirt
Went down to the cemetery lookin' for love
Got there and my baby was buried
I had to dig her up
Went down to the cemetery lookin' for love
Got there and my baby was buried
I had to dig her up
18,000 miles across nowhere land
I'm scratchin' and I'm spittin', ain't nobody listenin'
Things are kind of gettin' out of hand
There's only one point that I'd like to make
These kinds of things deteriorate
That she's embalmed in love juice
Went down to the cemetery lookin' for love
Got there and my baby was buried
I had to dig her up, yeah
Went down to the cemetery lookin' for love
Got there and my baby was buried
I had to dig her up
Went down to the cemetery lookin' for love
Got there and my baby was buried
I had to dig her up
Went down to the cemetery lookin' for love
Got there and my baby was buried
I had to dig her up
Went down to the cemetery
Went down to the cemetery
Went down to the cemetery
Went down to the cemetery
© UNIVERSAL MUSIC PUBLISHING; TEETH (HEADSTONES);
Facts about Cemetery
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Cemetery is written by Hugh Rush Dillon, Randy Kwan, Grant John Ethier, Peter David Anthony Bourne.
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It is first released on July 20, 1993 as part of Headstones's album "Picture Of Health" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 12nd track on this album.
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When we look deeper into its meaning, in their song 'Cemetery', the Headstones group uses a graveyard as a metaphor, a dark and bizarre location where love is sought even though it is in a morbid setting, to discard the ordinary and dark side of love. Digging up a dead partner repeatedly represents the extremes that one may go to for love even when it is already gone or hard to get. The lyrics of the song predominantly highlight heartbreak, angst, despair, love, and solitude. Concurrently, the track underlines the significance of the unconventional: love, death, and resurrection, as well as desperation and obsession. The lyrics reveal themes and images of a very mature and disturbing nature, like the digging up of a corpse and graphic descriptions of the embalming process. Such factors are inappropriate for children and thus require a rating that is restricted.
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Cemetery falls under the genre Alternative.
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Cemetery song length is 3 minutes and 01 seconds.
Who wrote Cemetery lyrics?
Cemetery is written by Hugh Rush Dillon, Randy Kwan, Grant John Ethier, Peter David Anthony Bourne.
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When was Cemetery released?
It is first released on July 20, 1993 as part of Headstones's album "Picture Of Health" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 12nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Cemetery lyrics?
When we look deeper into its meaning, in their song 'Cemetery', the Headstones group uses a graveyard as a metaphor, a dark and bizarre location where love is sought even though it is in a morbid setting, to discard the ordinary and dark side of love. Digging up a dead partner repeatedly represents the extremes that one may go to for love even when it is already gone or hard to get. The lyrics of the song predominantly highlight heartbreak, angst, despair, love, and solitude. Concurrently, the track underlines the significance of the unconventional: love, death, and resurrection, as well as desperation and obsession. The lyrics reveal themes and images of a very mature and disturbing nature, like the digging up of a corpse and graphic descriptions of the embalming process. Such factors are inappropriate for children and thus require a rating that is restricted.
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Which genre is Cemetery?
Cemetery falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Cemetery?
Cemetery song length is 3 minutes and 01 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Hugh Rush Dillon, Randy Kwan, Grant John Ethier, Peter David Anthony Bourne
Record Label(s): 2010 Headstones Cobraside
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