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King Crimson The Mincer Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.87/10 [15 votes]Album: Starless and Bible Black / Original Release Date: 2015Genre: RockSong Duration: 4 min 08 sec
KING CRIMSON
- The Mincer Lyrics / with translationsFingers reaching,
Fingers reeking.
Jump for the scream,
Good night, honey.
You're all alone,
Baby, breathing.
They come better looking,
But they don't come mannered.
Fingers reeking.
Jump for the scream,
Good night, honey.
You're all alone,
Baby, breathing.
They come better looking,
But they don't come mannered.
Facts about The Mincer
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The Mincer is written by Robert Fripp, William Scott Bruford, John Kenneth Wetton, David Francis Cross, Richard William Palmer James.
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It is first released in 2015 as part of King Crimson's album "Starless and Bible Black" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the lyrics of King Crimson’s song “The Mincer” express isolation and discomfort, illustrating by means of the lyrics the feeling of loneliness and the presence of others with no etiquette at all. The striking metaphors of 'fingers reaching' and 'linger shrieking' give the impression of desperation and discomfort, whereas the refrain of being 'all alone' draws attention to the idea of isolation and the weakness that comes with it. The lyrics of the mincer are mostly about angst, solitude, heartbreak, despair and reflection. At the same time, the song gives stress on the point of loneliness and superficiality. The lyrics contain themes of fear and isolation which might be disturbing to the younger audiences. The picture of being isolated and the reference to 'they come better-looking' indicate a more adult context that may not be proper for children under 13.
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The Mincer falls under the genre Rock.
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The Mincer song length is 4 minutes and 08 seconds.
Who wrote The Mincer lyrics?
The Mincer is written by Robert Fripp, William Scott Bruford, John Kenneth Wetton, David Francis Cross, Richard William Palmer James.
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When was The Mincer released?
It is first released in 2015 as part of King Crimson's album "Starless and Bible Black" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind The Mincer lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the lyrics of King Crimson’s song “The Mincer” express isolation and discomfort, illustrating by means of the lyrics the feeling of loneliness and the presence of others with no etiquette at all. The striking metaphors of 'fingers reaching' and 'linger shrieking' give the impression of desperation and discomfort, whereas the refrain of being 'all alone' draws attention to the idea of isolation and the weakness that comes with it. The lyrics of the mincer are mostly about angst, solitude, heartbreak, despair and reflection. At the same time, the song gives stress on the point of loneliness and superficiality. The lyrics contain themes of fear and isolation which might be disturbing to the younger audiences. The picture of being isolated and the reference to 'they come better-looking' indicate a more adult context that may not be proper for children under 13.
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Which genre is The Mincer?
The Mincer falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song The Mincer?
The Mincer song length is 4 minutes and 08 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Robert Fripp, William Scott Bruford, John Kenneth Wetton, David Francis Cross, Richard William Palmer JamesRecord Label(s): 2015 Robert Fripp
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