Ghosts
Kensington
Kensington
KENSINGTON
- Ghosts LyricsNo, you will never be all We were never all right I was never all yours You were never all mine
So, we'll take a road of our own To a way that will lead To the end we have seen We will wander on free
No, we will never have an only son in our home No, we will never have an only son in our home
I know that We've been fighting like soldiers We've been living like vultures We've been hiding like ghosts
But know this After everything's over Still together we'll be In the air that we breathe And the skies that we see
No, we will never have an only son in our home No, we will never have an only son in our home
So, we'll take a road of our own To a way that will lead To the end we have seen We will wander on free
No, we will never have an only son in our home No, we will never have an only son in our home
I know that We've been fighting like soldiers We've been living like vultures We've been hiding like ghosts
But know this After everything's over Still together we'll be In the air that we breathe And the skies that we see
No, we will never have an only son in our home No, we will never have an only son in our home
Facts about Ghosts
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Ghosts is written by Niels Zuiderhoek, Fritz Rating, Koen-willem Toering, Elias Leon Breit, Simon Gitsels, Yoshi Breen.
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When we take a closer look at its interpretation, the 'Ghosts' song of Kensington describes the situation of a couple who agree that they cannot be parents together. The words come out in metaphors such as 'fighting like soldiers' and 'living like vultures' to show the difficulties they underwent, but the finding point is that they will be together no matter what, and the air they breathe and the sky they see around them become the symbols for their union. Ghosts lyrics mainly highlight heartbreak, angst, hope, love, and contemplation. Along with that, the song reinforces the values of separation and self-sufficiency, conflict and struggle, and enduring connection at the same time. The lyrics portray the themes of fighting and emotional suffering, which in the case of younger kids might need parents' supervision. Nevertheless, there is no such strong language, violence, or explicit content as to necessitate a higher rating.
Who wrote Ghosts lyrics?
Ghosts is written by Niels Zuiderhoek, Fritz Rating, Koen-willem Toering, Elias Leon Breit, Simon Gitsels, Yoshi Breen.
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What is the meaning behind Ghosts lyrics?
When we take a closer look at its interpretation, the 'Ghosts' song of Kensington describes the situation of a couple who agree that they cannot be parents together. The words come out in metaphors such as 'fighting like soldiers' and 'living like vultures' to show the difficulties they underwent, but the finding point is that they will be together no matter what, and the air they breathe and the sky they see around them become the symbols for their union. Ghosts lyrics mainly highlight heartbreak, angst, hope, love, and contemplation. Along with that, the song reinforces the values of separation and self-sufficiency, conflict and struggle, and enduring connection at the same time. The lyrics portray the themes of fighting and emotional suffering, which in the case of younger kids might need parents' supervision. Nevertheless, there is no such strong language, violence, or explicit content as to necessitate a higher rating.
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Songwriter(s): Niels Zuiderhoek, Fritz Rating, Koen-willem Toering, Elias Leon Breit, Simon Gitsels, Yoshi Breen
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