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Inner Voices Poisoned Town Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.70/10 [10 votes]Album: Impact Statement - EP / Original Release Date: 2010-03-01Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 4 min 02 sec
INNER VOICES
- Poisoned Town LyricsThis dawn it brings betrayal,
Its red light falls on your space,
the glint of human darkness,
my memories are touched by your face.
How do you live with the poisoned air you breath,
how do you love with those pictures on your
screen?
This town it gives forgiveness,
forgives itself for the crime it breeds;
these streets they fill your head with shit,
you give the bullets to the media feed.
How do you live with the poisoned air you breath,
how do you love with the pictures on your screen?
I want to see the dawn again,
I want this day to be the same.
This dawn in brings betrayal,
the daylight falls on your place,
the glint of human darkness,
my only memories are cut by your face.
How do you live with the poisoned air you breath,
How do you love with those pictures on your
screen
This town it brings betrayal,
You think these streets are sweet
The glint of human darkness,
But the blame it - falls at your feet,
Instrumental (Virtual Cut)
Not on current track
How can I breath with the poisoned air you feed?
how can I live, with these pictures I won’t see,
this dawn it brings betrayal,
the days light fall on your place
the glint of human darkness,
my memories are touched by your face.
Its red light falls on your space,
the glint of human darkness,
my memories are touched by your face.
How do you live with the poisoned air you breath,
how do you love with those pictures on your
screen?
This town it gives forgiveness,
forgives itself for the crime it breeds;
these streets they fill your head with shit,
you give the bullets to the media feed.
How do you live with the poisoned air you breath,
how do you love with the pictures on your screen?
I want to see the dawn again,
I want this day to be the same.
This dawn in brings betrayal,
the daylight falls on your place,
my only memories are cut by your face.
How do you live with the poisoned air you breath,
How do you love with those pictures on your
screen
This town it brings betrayal,
You think these streets are sweet
The glint of human darkness,
But the blame it - falls at your feet,
Instrumental (Virtual Cut)
Not on current track
How can I breath with the poisoned air you feed?
how can I live, with these pictures I won’t see,
this dawn it brings betrayal,
the days light fall on your place
the glint of human darkness,
my memories are touched by your face.
Facts about Poisoned Town
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Poisoned Town is written by Adam Douglas Brierley.
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It is first released on March 01, 2010 as part of Inner Voices's album "Impact Statement" which includes 4 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we think about the meaning behind each verse, Inner Voices' 'Poisoned Town' is a metaphorical song, which describes a scenario of a town characterized by, betrayal, forgiveness, and darkness. It is a question mark, how one could possibly love and live in such a poisoned place, dirty and frightening images projected. The lyricism is about the fight and struggle to get through such a town which is a crime and darkness. The fight for peace and real self is through the chaos is a very heavy price tag to pay, as the person keeps on being blamed and the memories getting corrupted. Poisoned town lyrics reveal more the inner turmoil, social commentary, heartbreak, despair, and love. The song, however, points out at the same time, the fact that betrayal and disillusionment, struggle with the reality and media influence are part and parcel of the person’s life. The lyrics present themes of maturity like the aforementioned betrayal, darkness, and societal problems, that could be difficult for children less than 13 years old to comprehend. The use of powerful language and the references to violence and the media's impact imply that parental guidance is necessary.
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Poisoned Town falls under the genre Alternative.
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Poisoned Town song length is 4 minutes and 02 seconds.
Who wrote Poisoned Town lyrics?
Poisoned Town is written by Adam Douglas Brierley.
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When was Poisoned Town released?
It is first released on March 01, 2010 as part of Inner Voices's album "Impact Statement" which includes 4 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
✔️
What is the meaning behind Poisoned Town lyrics?
When we think about the meaning behind each verse, Inner Voices' 'Poisoned Town' is a metaphorical song, which describes a scenario of a town characterized by, betrayal, forgiveness, and darkness. It is a question mark, how one could possibly love and live in such a poisoned place, dirty and frightening images projected. The lyricism is about the fight and struggle to get through such a town which is a crime and darkness. The fight for peace and real self is through the chaos is a very heavy price tag to pay, as the person keeps on being blamed and the memories getting corrupted. Poisoned town lyrics reveal more the inner turmoil, social commentary, heartbreak, despair, and love. The song, however, points out at the same time, the fact that betrayal and disillusionment, struggle with the reality and media influence are part and parcel of the person’s life. The lyrics present themes of maturity like the aforementioned betrayal, darkness, and societal problems, that could be difficult for children less than 13 years old to comprehend. The use of powerful language and the references to violence and the media's impact imply that parental guidance is necessary.
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Which genre is Poisoned Town?
Poisoned Town falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Poisoned Town?
Poisoned Town song length is 4 minutes and 02 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Adam Douglas Brierley
Record Label(s): 2010 EmuBands Under Licence From Inner Voices
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