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Jonathan King Everyone's Gone To The Moon Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.67/10 [6 votes]Album: Combined 60's /70's Singles Sales Over 40 Million / Original Release Date: 2006-04-17Genre: PopSong Duration: 2 min 23 sec
JONATHAN KING
- Everyone's Gone To The Moon Lyrics / with translationsStreets full of people
All alone
Roads full of houses
Never home
Church full of singing
Out of tune
Everyone's gone to the moon
Eyes full of sorrow
Never wet
Hands full of money
All in debt
Sun coming out in
The middle of June
Everyone's gone to the moon
Long time ago
Life has begun
Everyone went to the sun
Cars full of motors
Painted green
Mouths full of chocolate
Covered cream
Arms that can only
Lift a spoon
Everyone's gone to the moon
Everyone's gone to the moon
Everyone's gone to the moon
All alone
Roads full of houses
Never home
Church full of singing
Out of tune
Everyone's gone to the moon
Eyes full of sorrow
Never wet
Hands full of money
All in debt
Sun coming out in
The middle of June
Everyone's gone to the moon
Life has begun
Everyone went to the sun
Cars full of motors
Painted green
Mouths full of chocolate
Covered cream
Arms that can only
Lift a spoon
Everyone's gone to the moon
Everyone's gone to the moon
Everyone's gone to the moon
Facts about Everyone's Gone To The Moon
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Everyone's Gone To The Moon is written by Kenneth King.
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It is first released on April 17, 2006.
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When we analyze the meaning behind the words, the song 'Everyone's Gone to the Moon' by Jonathan King uses vivid imagery to depict a sense of alienation and disconnection in society. The moon serves as a metaphor for people who seek solitude in distant locations which creates a feeling of separation from their existing social connections. Everyone's gone to the moon lyrics mostly emphasizes solitude, nostalgia, social commentary, reflection and despair. The song emphasizes that people need to experience isolation through two different paths which include isolation from personal relationships and their need to acquire material possessions which lead to emptiness. The lyrics contain no offensive language, mature themes, or depictions of violence, nudity, or drug use. They are suitable for all ages.
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Everyone's Gone To The Moon falls under the genre Pop.
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Everyone's Gone To The Moon is produced by Marquis Enterprises.
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Everyone's Gone To The Moon song length is 2 minutes and 23 seconds.
Who wrote Everyone's Gone To The Moon lyrics?
Everyone's Gone To The Moon is written by Kenneth King.
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When was Everyone's Gone To The Moon released?
It is first released on April 17, 2006.
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What is the meaning behind Everyone's Gone To The Moon lyrics?
When we analyze the meaning behind the words, the song 'Everyone's Gone to the Moon' by Jonathan King uses vivid imagery to depict a sense of alienation and disconnection in society. The moon serves as a metaphor for people who seek solitude in distant locations which creates a feeling of separation from their existing social connections. Everyone's gone to the moon lyrics mostly emphasizes solitude, nostalgia, social commentary, reflection and despair. The song emphasizes that people need to experience isolation through two different paths which include isolation from personal relationships and their need to acquire material possessions which lead to emptiness. The lyrics contain no offensive language, mature themes, or depictions of violence, nudity, or drug use. They are suitable for all ages.
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Which genre is Everyone's Gone To The Moon?
Everyone's Gone To The Moon falls under the genre Pop.
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Who produced Everyone's Gone To The Moon?
Everyone's Gone To The Moon is produced by Marquis Enterprises.
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How long is the song Everyone's Gone To The Moon?
Everyone's Gone To The Moon song length is 2 minutes and 23 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Kenneth KingRecord Label(s): 2006 Revvolution
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Meaning to "Everyone's Gone To The Moon" song lyrics
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Everyone's Gone To The Moon
Jonathan King
Jonathan King
heard it on a juke box in plieku, Vietnam after an operation thunderball that killed a lot of NVA nd VC plus killed five good americans. Iwas drunk at the time but that song took a little trauma and stress from me. I was ready to put the pistol to my head because I was so tired of seeing death and d