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Jeffrey Foucault Stripping Cane Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.82/10 [22 votes]Album: Stripping Cane / Original Release Date: 2004-08Genre: Singer/SongwriterSong Duration: 4 min 25 sec
JEFFREY FOUCAULT
- Stripping Cane Lyrics / with translationsThere's no more room for angels
To dance or even stand
Upon this pin entangled
Bleeding sugar from our hands
Bleeding ashes from our feet
Won't you help me count my sheep
Won't you help me count my sheep tonight
You make your heart a decoration
It's like a broken violin
So carefully made empty
Taking only silence in
Taking saccharine to kill your pain
Won't you help me stripping cane
Won't you help me stripping cane tonight
Stripping cane for something sweet
Stripping cane a man complete is born
His heart a thing to hold both dark and light
Stripping cane no tongue can tell
The silent ring of this empty bell
Won't you tell me fare thee well
Fare thee well tonight
I've got nowhere to go now
I'm like a bird in an eclipse
And the grammar of our bodies
Breathing poems to our lips
Breathing verses out of rhyme
Won't you help me killing time
Won't you help me killing time tonight
There's no more room for angels
To dance or even stand
Upon this pin entangled
Bleeding sugar from our hands
Bleeding ashes from our feet
Won't you help me count my sheep
Won't you help me count my sheep tonight
Won't you help me count my sheep tonight
Won't you help me
To dance or even stand
Upon this pin entangled
Bleeding sugar from our hands
Bleeding ashes from our feet
Won't you help me count my sheep
Won't you help me count my sheep tonight
You make your heart a decoration
It's like a broken violin
So carefully made empty
Taking only silence in
Taking saccharine to kill your pain
Won't you help me stripping cane
Won't you help me stripping cane tonight
Stripping cane for something sweet
Stripping cane a man complete is born
His heart a thing to hold both dark and light
Stripping cane no tongue can tell
The silent ring of this empty bell
Fare thee well tonight
I've got nowhere to go now
I'm like a bird in an eclipse
And the grammar of our bodies
Breathing poems to our lips
Breathing verses out of rhyme
Won't you help me killing time
Won't you help me killing time tonight
There's no more room for angels
To dance or even stand
Upon this pin entangled
Bleeding sugar from our hands
Bleeding ashes from our feet
Won't you help me count my sheep
Won't you help me count my sheep tonight
Won't you help me count my sheep tonight
Won't you help me
Facts about Stripping Cane
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Stripping Cane is written and performed by Jeffrey Foucault.
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It is first released on August 01, 2004 as part of Jeffrey Foucault's album "Stripping Cane" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Stripping Cane' by Jeffrey Foucault uses metaphors like counting sheep, stripping and caning, and bleeding sugar to depict themes of struggle, pain, and seeking solace. The people in the song experience feelings of being lost while they look for comfort and fight their internal conflicts during a time of emotional disturbance and their need for tranquility. The lyrics of Stripping Cane focus on showing various states of despair which include heartbreak and angst and the experience of being alone and thinking about life. The song shows that people need to fight through their suffering to find their way through their emptiness while they search for companionship and deep self-examination. The lyrics contain themes of pain and emotional struggle, as well as references to self-harm and existential thoughts, which may not be suitable for children under 13. The visual elements and words used in the text create an emotional experience which presents material that should not be viewed by young children.
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Stripping Cane falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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Stripping Cane song length is 4 minutes and 25 seconds.
Who wrote Stripping Cane lyrics?
Stripping Cane is written and performed by Jeffrey Foucault.
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When was Stripping Cane released?
It is first released on August 01, 2004 as part of Jeffrey Foucault's album "Stripping Cane" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Stripping Cane lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Stripping Cane' by Jeffrey Foucault uses metaphors like counting sheep, stripping and caning, and bleeding sugar to depict themes of struggle, pain, and seeking solace. The people in the song experience feelings of being lost while they look for comfort and fight their internal conflicts during a time of emotional disturbance and their need for tranquility. The lyrics of Stripping Cane focus on showing various states of despair which include heartbreak and angst and the experience of being alone and thinking about life. The song shows that people need to fight through their suffering to find their way through their emptiness while they search for companionship and deep self-examination. The lyrics contain themes of pain and emotional struggle, as well as references to self-harm and existential thoughts, which may not be suitable for children under 13. The visual elements and words used in the text create an emotional experience which presents material that should not be viewed by young children.
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Which genre is Stripping Cane?
Stripping Cane falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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How long is the song Stripping Cane?
Stripping Cane song length is 4 minutes and 25 seconds.
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