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James Keelaghan Hope Princeton Road Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.53/10 [17 votes]Album: My Skies / Original Release Date: 1993Genre: Singer/SongwriterSong Duration: 3 min 48 sec
JAMES KEELAGHAN
- Hope Princeton Road Lyrics / with translationsIt's always at sunset the Hope Princeton Road
You come to mind and that lightens my load
The darkness is gathering the clouds overhead
I'm thinking about you and something you said
There's something you said that stands out in my mind
You said I was lonely that made me unkind
You said I should buck up and shoulder the load
Those words made some sense on the Hope Princeton Road
It's always at sunset the Hope Princeton Road
Spirits are high but the ceiling is low
I'm anticipating your bright smiling face
The pleasures awaiting me inside your place
Well inside your place the'll be food and a drink
Something cool maybe a tonic I think
Or maybe some tunes on your new stereo
To counter the hum of the Hope Princeton Road
It's always at sunset the Hope Princeton Road
My heart beat is racing my speed is controlled
I know that you're waiting an hour ahead
But this part is endless you've oft heard it said
You've oft head it said that life is a road
It turns and it straightens, it's fast and it's slow
But all that's no comfort for right now I know
My life is contained on the Hope Princeton Road
It's always at sunset the Hope Princeton Road
You come to mind and that lightens my load
The darkness is gathering the clouds overhead
I'm thinking about you and something you said
There's something you said that stands out in my mind
You said I was lonely that made me unkind
You said I should buck up and shoulder the load
Those words made some sense on the Hope Princeton Road
You come to mind and that lightens my load
The darkness is gathering the clouds overhead
I'm thinking about you and something you said
There's something you said that stands out in my mind
You said I was lonely that made me unkind
You said I should buck up and shoulder the load
Those words made some sense on the Hope Princeton Road
It's always at sunset the Hope Princeton Road
Spirits are high but the ceiling is low
I'm anticipating your bright smiling face
The pleasures awaiting me inside your place
Well inside your place the'll be food and a drink
Something cool maybe a tonic I think
Or maybe some tunes on your new stereo
To counter the hum of the Hope Princeton Road
It's always at sunset the Hope Princeton Road
I know that you're waiting an hour ahead
But this part is endless you've oft heard it said
You've oft head it said that life is a road
It turns and it straightens, it's fast and it's slow
But all that's no comfort for right now I know
My life is contained on the Hope Princeton Road
It's always at sunset the Hope Princeton Road
You come to mind and that lightens my load
The darkness is gathering the clouds overhead
I'm thinking about you and something you said
There's something you said that stands out in my mind
You said I was lonely that made me unkind
You said I should buck up and shoulder the load
Those words made some sense on the Hope Princeton Road
Facts about Hope Princeton Road
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Hope Princeton Road is written by Keelaghan.
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It is first released in 1993 as part of James Keelaghan's album "My Skies" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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When we focus on what the lyrics are trying to say, James Keelaghan's song 'Hope Princeton Road' uses the old Princeton Road to represent life paths while he expresses his feelings about his memories of that location. The lyrics express three emotions which include loneliness and anticipation and the difficulty of finding peace during life challenges which the road's twists and turns represent. Hope princeton road lyrics primarily focus on love and nostalgia and joy and inspiration and self-reflection which the song describes. The song demonstrates how people experience two opposing emotions through their need to remember past times while they connect with other people and experience future times. The lyrics contain no inappropriate themes, language, or content that would offend parents. They focus on personal reflections and memories without any adult material.
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Hope Princeton Road falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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Hope Princeton Road song length is 3 minutes and 48 seconds.
Who wrote Hope Princeton Road lyrics?
Hope Princeton Road is written by Keelaghan.
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When was Hope Princeton Road released?
It is first released in 1993 as part of James Keelaghan's album "My Skies" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Hope Princeton Road lyrics?
When we focus on what the lyrics are trying to say, James Keelaghan's song 'Hope Princeton Road' uses the old Princeton Road to represent life paths while he expresses his feelings about his memories of that location. The lyrics express three emotions which include loneliness and anticipation and the difficulty of finding peace during life challenges which the road's twists and turns represent. Hope princeton road lyrics primarily focus on love and nostalgia and joy and inspiration and self-reflection which the song describes. The song demonstrates how people experience two opposing emotions through their need to remember past times while they connect with other people and experience future times. The lyrics contain no inappropriate themes, language, or content that would offend parents. They focus on personal reflections and memories without any adult material.
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Which genre is Hope Princeton Road?
Hope Princeton Road falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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How long is the song Hope Princeton Road?
Hope Princeton Road song length is 3 minutes and 48 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): KeelaghanRecord Label(s): 1993 Tranquilla Music
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