KATE NASH
- You Were So Far Away Lyrics / with translationsYou used to be so far away
Now I can almost touch
I can taste the metal
Feel the gun in my mouth
Who will change my life?
How can I trust?
Who will break my heart?
And how can I rest as I must?
His leg twitches, he looks up
Which one will he f*ck?
Takes her by the hand and smiles
you are mine tonight,
Forget about the smell
Leave yourself behind
There is something in the air
That reminds you of your life
You used to be so far away
Now I can almost touch
I can taste the metal
Feel the gun in my mouth
Who will change my life?
How can I trust?
Who will break my heart?
And how can I rest as I must?
Now I can almost touch
I can taste the metal
Feel the gun in my mouth
Who will change my life?
How can I trust?
Who will break my heart?
And how can I rest as I must?
His leg twitches, he looks up
Which one will he f*ck?
Takes her by the hand and smiles
you are mine tonight,
Forget about the smell
There is something in the air
That reminds you of your life
You used to be so far away
Now I can almost touch
I can taste the metal
Feel the gun in my mouth
Who will change my life?
How can I trust?
Who will break my heart?
And how can I rest as I must?
Facts about You Were So Far Away
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You Were So Far Away is written and performed by Kate Nash.
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It is first released on April 19, 2010 as part of Kate Nash's album "My Best Friend Is You" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 11st track on this album.
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When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, the song 'You Were So Far Away' by Kate Nash shows how two people who have developed close relationships now face challenges that make them feel afraid and uncertain. The lyrics show multiple emotions that people experience when they try to build trust while facing challenges to their personal space and mental distress. The lyrics of You were so far away describe mainly feelings of heartbreak and anguish and hopelessness and self-reflection and romantic love. The song demonstrates that both urgent desire and deep emotional connection together with existential doubt hold equal value to the music. The lyrics contain adult themes which include references to violence and sexual situations that parents need to supervise their children because the content is unsuitable for viewers under 17.
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You Were So Far Away falls under the genre Pop.
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You Were So Far Away song length is 3 minutes and 26 seconds.
Who wrote You Were So Far Away lyrics?
You Were So Far Away is written and performed by Kate Nash.
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When was You Were So Far Away released?
It is first released on April 19, 2010 as part of Kate Nash's album "My Best Friend Is You" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 11st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind You Were So Far Away lyrics?
When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, the song 'You Were So Far Away' by Kate Nash shows how two people who have developed close relationships now face challenges that make them feel afraid and uncertain. The lyrics show multiple emotions that people experience when they try to build trust while facing challenges to their personal space and mental distress. The lyrics of You were so far away describe mainly feelings of heartbreak and anguish and hopelessness and self-reflection and romantic love. The song demonstrates that both urgent desire and deep emotional connection together with existential doubt hold equal value to the music. The lyrics contain adult themes which include references to violence and sexual situations that parents need to supervise their children because the content is unsuitable for viewers under 17.
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Which genre is You Were So Far Away?
You Were So Far Away falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song You Were So Far Away?
You Were So Far Away song length is 3 minutes and 26 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by Madalynnn;Songwriter(s): Kate Nash
Record Label(s): 2010 Polydor Ltd (UK)
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You Were So Far Away
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