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John Norum Where The Grass Is Green Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this weekAlbum: Face It Live '97 / Original Release Date: 1997-09-26Genre: Hard RockSong Duration: 3 min 53 sec
JOHN NORUM
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Didn't answer
No one home that day
Called to Jesus
Don't you know it
Sleeping I guess okay
Where did all the people go
That I used to know
I've been driven by a few wild horses
Trampled under their feet
Just tell me why the children cry
And how we can find relief
Half my life's mistakes I've made
This is for much more than I need
I wanna lead me onward
Where the grass is green
Called the heavens
Still no answer
Must be on holiday
One to Joseph
Twice to Father
Maybe got through anyway
Where did all the people go
That I used to know
I've been driven by a few wild horses
Trampled under their feet
Just tell me why the children cry
And how we can find relief
Half my life's mistakes I've made
This is for much more than I need
I wanna lead me onward
Where the grass is green
I've been driven by a few wild horses
Trampled under their feet
Just tell me why the children cry
And how we can find relief
Goodbye no offense
This is far much more than I need
I wanna lead me onward
Where the grass is green
I wanna lead me onward
Where the grass is green
Didn't answer
No one home that day
Called to Jesus
Don't you know it
Sleeping I guess okay
Where did all the people go
That I used to know
I've been driven by a few wild horses
Trampled under their feet
Just tell me why the children cry
And how we can find relief
Half my life's mistakes I've made
This is for much more than I need
I wanna lead me onward
Where the grass is green
Called the heavens
Still no answer
Must be on holiday
One to Joseph
Twice to Father
Maybe got through anyway
Where did all the people go
I've been driven by a few wild horses
Trampled under their feet
Just tell me why the children cry
And how we can find relief
Half my life's mistakes I've made
This is for much more than I need
I wanna lead me onward
Where the grass is green
I've been driven by a few wild horses
Trampled under their feet
Just tell me why the children cry
And how we can find relief
Goodbye no offense
This is far much more than I need
I wanna lead me onward
Where the grass is green
I wanna lead me onward
Where the grass is green
Facts about Where The Grass Is Green
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Where The Grass Is Green is written by John Terry Norum, Kelly Wayne Keeling.
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It is first released on September 26, 1997 as part of John Norum's album "Face It Live '97" which includes 16 tracks in total.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song 'Where The Grass Is Green' by John Norum expresses his experience of feeling lonely while he wishes to connect with his distant loved ones. The metaphor of being 'driven by a few wild horses' represents the way people experience life when its challenges become too powerful. The protagonist searches for happiness in life through 'the grass is green' because he wants to escape from his mistakes and his difficult past. The lyrics of Where the grass is green show the singer's process of self-reflection while he experiences heartbreak and despair and feeling anxious and alone. The song conveys two main themes through its music: it shows how people experience loss while they search for meaningful things in their existence and it shows how people experience life difficulties. The lyrics contain themes of loss and emotional struggle, which may not be suitable for very young children. The content includes references to mistakes and their emotional effects and it describes children who are crying, which are regarded as delicate subjects. The content meets requirements for children who are above eight years old because it contains no instances of strong language or violence or sexual material.
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Where The Grass Is Green falls under the genre Hard Rock.
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Where The Grass Is Green song length is 3 minutes and 53 seconds.
Who wrote Where The Grass Is Green lyrics?
Where The Grass Is Green is written by John Terry Norum, Kelly Wayne Keeling.
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When was Where The Grass Is Green released?
It is first released on September 26, 1997 as part of John Norum's album "Face It Live '97" which includes 16 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind Where The Grass Is Green lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song 'Where The Grass Is Green' by John Norum expresses his experience of feeling lonely while he wishes to connect with his distant loved ones. The metaphor of being 'driven by a few wild horses' represents the way people experience life when its challenges become too powerful. The protagonist searches for happiness in life through 'the grass is green' because he wants to escape from his mistakes and his difficult past. The lyrics of Where the grass is green show the singer's process of self-reflection while he experiences heartbreak and despair and feeling anxious and alone. The song conveys two main themes through its music: it shows how people experience loss while they search for meaningful things in their existence and it shows how people experience life difficulties. The lyrics contain themes of loss and emotional struggle, which may not be suitable for very young children. The content includes references to mistakes and their emotional effects and it describes children who are crying, which are regarded as delicate subjects. The content meets requirements for children who are above eight years old because it contains no instances of strong language or violence or sexual material.
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Which genre is Where The Grass Is Green?
Where The Grass Is Green falls under the genre Hard Rock.
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How long is the song Where The Grass Is Green?
Where The Grass Is Green song length is 3 minutes and 53 seconds.
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Record Label(s): 1998 Mascot Label Group Mascot Records
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