KILLING JOKE

- Primitive Lyrics

primitive feeling
primitive way
getting closer
to the primitive day
intuition
wherever it goes
the primitive day
the primitive way
primitive feeling
primitive way
getting closer
to the primitive day
follow the feeling
wherever it goes
the primitive day
the primitive way

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Facts about Primitive

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Who wrote Primitive lyrics?


Primitive is written by Kevin Walker, Jeremy Coleman, Martin Glover, Paul Ferguson.
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When was Primitive released?


It is first released on August 01, 1980 as part of Killing Joke's album "Killing Joke" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Primitive lyrics?


When we think about the meaning behind each verse, the song 'Primitive' by Killing Joke is a reflection on the ability to live by and rely on one's primal instincts and intuition, and represented by the idea of the primitive feeling and way. It encourages to be in sync with one's instincts and to reveal more basic, raw aspect of oneself, which is depicted through the primitive day and way. While the song does this, it also talks about the need for contemplation and connection to nature. The lyrics feature neither bad language nor mature themes, nor references to violence, nudity, or drug use. They can be enjoyed by everyone.
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Which genre is Primitive?


Primitive falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Primitive?


Primitive song length is 3 minutes and 36 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Kevin Walker, Jeremy Coleman, Martin Glover, Paul Ferguson
Record Label(s): 2005 The copyright in this compilation is owned by Virgin Records Ltd
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Meaning to "Primitive" song lyrics

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adam January 18, 2014-11:27
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When you consider Jazz Coleman's obsession with an armageddon/apocalyptic event being very imminent, back in the late 70's and early 80's, it's no leap of imagination to suggest that this track was all about the morning after the apocalypse before. Alternately, it could be about the need for man to get away from the industrial, nuclear, age of mass production to a more basic, 'primitive', sustainable way of living. Maybe it would be best to ask the bloke himself!!??
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