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Ian Dury & The Blockheads Cowboys Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.50/10 [10 votes]Album: Ten More Turnips from the Tip / Original Release Date: 2002Genre: PopSong Duration: 4 min 41 sec
IAN DURY & THE BLOCKHEADS
- Cowboys Lyrics / with translationsThey say it’s tough out there and that’s for sure
You pay your way twice over if not more
They say that’s the proce of fame, and now you’ve made your name
Your freinds don’t even treat you like they used to do before
They quote the man stars who’ve died so young
From the fermament you seek to walk among
They tell you who went mad, who went from good to bad
And they warn you of the dangers that await the highly strung
Who the hell are they?
And who cares what they say?
Who only seek to worry and alarm
Don’t give those dogs thier day
Don’t let them get thier way
‘Cos I can see that fame’s done you no harm
They say what you sacrifeced to be the best
Did you loose all other perpose in your quest?
They say that fame’s your only goal and it messes up your soul
And they mension Elvis Presley and you’re supposed to know the rest
They tell you cherish every minute that you’re hot
So at least your’ll have some memories when you’re not
They say wehn fame becomes dispair, you abandon what you learn
Which makes it that much harded to give up what you’ve got
Who the hell are they?
And who cares what they say?
Who only deal in envy and dismay
Don’t give those dogs thier day
Don’t let them get thier way
I’m glad to see your picture everywhere
They say celebrity extracts a heavy tole
That the devil soon appears to take control
They say it leads you by the nose and they resite the names of those
Who bled apon the alter of the demon rock ‘n’ roll
Who the hell are they?
And who cares what they say?
Who only seek to worry and alarm
Don’t give those dogs thier day
Don’t let them get thier way
‘Cos I can see that fame’s done you no harm
You pay your way twice over if not more
They say that’s the proce of fame, and now you’ve made your name
Your freinds don’t even treat you like they used to do before
They quote the man stars who’ve died so young
From the fermament you seek to walk among
They tell you who went mad, who went from good to bad
And they warn you of the dangers that await the highly strung
Who the hell are they?
And who cares what they say?
Who only seek to worry and alarm
Don’t give those dogs thier day
Don’t let them get thier way
‘Cos I can see that fame’s done you no harm
They say what you sacrifeced to be the best
Did you loose all other perpose in your quest?
They say that fame’s your only goal and it messes up your soul
And they mension Elvis Presley and you’re supposed to know the rest
They tell you cherish every minute that you’re hot
They say wehn fame becomes dispair, you abandon what you learn
Which makes it that much harded to give up what you’ve got
Who the hell are they?
And who cares what they say?
Who only deal in envy and dismay
Don’t give those dogs thier day
Don’t let them get thier way
I’m glad to see your picture everywhere
They say celebrity extracts a heavy tole
That the devil soon appears to take control
They say it leads you by the nose and they resite the names of those
Who bled apon the alter of the demon rock ‘n’ roll
Who the hell are they?
And who cares what they say?
Who only seek to worry and alarm
Don’t give those dogs thier day
Don’t let them get thier way
‘Cos I can see that fame’s done you no harm
Facts about Cowboys
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Cowboys is written by Chaz Jankel, Ian Robins Dury.
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It is first released in 2002 as part of Ian Dury & The Blockheads's album "Ten More Turnips from the Tip" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When we look deeper into its meaning, the song 'Cowboys' by Ian Dury & The Blockheads shows how people face two types of challenges when they try to achieve their public image goals. The Artist demonstrates how outside voices attempt to control his life while obstructing his success who needs to maintain authenticity throughout public scrutiny and chaos. Cowboys lyrics mostly emphasize social commentary through their expressions of social unrest and their search for personal development and their experience of deep sadness. The song presents two main ideas which show how essential public recognition is to people and which depict how people who face public judgment need to develop their inner strength and embrace their true selves. The lyrics discuss themes of fame, sacrifice, and the pressures associated with celebrity culture. The content contains mature themes which need parental supervision because it does not include direct mentions of violence, sex, or drug use.
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Cowboys falls under the genre Pop.
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Cowboys song length is 4 minutes and 41 seconds.
Who wrote Cowboys lyrics?
Cowboys is written by Chaz Jankel, Ian Robins Dury.
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When was Cowboys released?
It is first released in 2002 as part of Ian Dury & The Blockheads's album "Ten More Turnips from the Tip" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Cowboys lyrics?
When we look deeper into its meaning, the song 'Cowboys' by Ian Dury & The Blockheads shows how people face two types of challenges when they try to achieve their public image goals. The Artist demonstrates how outside voices attempt to control his life while obstructing his success who needs to maintain authenticity throughout public scrutiny and chaos. Cowboys lyrics mostly emphasize social commentary through their expressions of social unrest and their search for personal development and their experience of deep sadness. The song presents two main ideas which show how essential public recognition is to people and which depict how people who face public judgment need to develop their inner strength and embrace their true selves. The lyrics discuss themes of fame, sacrifice, and the pressures associated with celebrity culture. The content contains mature themes which need parental supervision because it does not include direct mentions of violence, sex, or drug use.
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Which genre is Cowboys?
Cowboys falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song Cowboys?
Cowboys song length is 4 minutes and 41 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Chaz Jankel, Ian Robins Dury
Record Label(s): 2002 Ronnie Harris Records
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