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La Dispute A Departure Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.50/10 [4 votes]Album: Wildlife / Original Release Date: 2011-10-04Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 3 min 32 sec
A Departure
La Dispute
La Dispute
LA DISPUTE
- A Departure LyricsTo scratched out, for everything.
Night fell on me writing this and I ran out of paper so I crossed the name out at the top of the page. Not sure why I'm even writing this. But I guess it feels right. It sort of feels like I have to-like an exorcism.
I guess that makes me sound crazy but that's alright. Lately I feel like I might be, not that I've heard any voices or anything. Just like that everyday kind, where you forget things you shouldn't and you think too much about death.
Maybe you know what I'm talking about. Or maybe you would have known? Or had known?
Is it once knew? I don't know what tense to use.
I know I never used to feel like this. I used to never think of death or hear voices. I used to feel Like everything was perfectly in order, a normal life, but I guess then came a departure.
That I know you understand (or would've understood?). I guess things changed after that, and I'm mostly scared now.
But it's there in the stories, or whatever they are. You can see it. Anybody could if they could Look. I wrote some notes in the margins explaining it. The rest is in between lines or in the fine Print. First, the feeling of abandonment, then trying to cope. Then death and hope and the thing Itself, waiting for me. It's all there in the pages ahead of here. It's there waiting for you.
Or for me. I'm not sure.
The whole story.
Night fell on me writing this and I ran out of paper so I crossed the name out at the top of the page. Not sure why I'm even writing this. But I guess it feels right. It sort of feels like I have to-like an exorcism.
I guess that makes me sound crazy but that's alright. Lately I feel like I might be, not that I've heard any voices or anything. Just like that everyday kind, where you forget things you shouldn't and you think too much about death.
Maybe you know what I'm talking about. Or maybe you would have known? Or had known?
Is it once knew? I don't know what tense to use.
I know I never used to feel like this. I used to never think of death or hear voices. I used to feel Like everything was perfectly in order, a normal life, but I guess then came a departure.
But it's there in the stories, or whatever they are. You can see it. Anybody could if they could Look. I wrote some notes in the margins explaining it. The rest is in between lines or in the fine Print. First, the feeling of abandonment, then trying to cope. Then death and hope and the thing Itself, waiting for me. It's all there in the pages ahead of here. It's there waiting for you.
Or for me. I'm not sure.
The whole story.
Facts about A Departure
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A Departure is written by Jordan Lee Dreyer, Kevin Scott Whittemore, Bradley Ryen Vander Lugt, Chad William Sterenberg, Adam David Vass.
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It is first released on October 04, 2011 as part of La Dispute's album "Wildlife" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, La Dispute's track 'A Departure' is an exploration of death and the whole range of emotions that come with it including confusion and even trying to figure out whether one really exists or not. The words recreate an environment where one feels deserted, afraid, and in a very difficult situation trying to get one's life back to order after such an impactful event. The message behind the song is that life itself can be beautifully complicated just like death, change, and the unfathomable future and it therefore invites everybody to think about how one's view of life can be drastically altered with the experience of loss. A departure lyrics predominantly highlight the positive side of suffering through inner conflict at the same time one is also enlightened by the experience such that one can no longer be the same; thus, one is left reminiscing, feeling lonely and in despair. On the flip side, the song also brings out the necessity of fighting one's mental health issues, facing up to death and separation plus undergoing transformation. The lyrics touch on the topics of mental health, existential thinking, and reflections on death, which are not suitable for children under 13. Even though there are no swear words or portrayals of sexual activities, the serious issues discussed in the movie still give enough reason for a PG-13 rating.
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A Departure falls under the genre Alternative.
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A Departure song length is 3 minutes and 32 seconds.
Who wrote A Departure lyrics?
A Departure is written by Jordan Lee Dreyer, Kevin Scott Whittemore, Bradley Ryen Vander Lugt, Chad William Sterenberg, Adam David Vass.
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When was A Departure released?
It is first released on October 04, 2011 as part of La Dispute's album "Wildlife" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind A Departure lyrics?
When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, La Dispute's track 'A Departure' is an exploration of death and the whole range of emotions that come with it including confusion and even trying to figure out whether one really exists or not. The words recreate an environment where one feels deserted, afraid, and in a very difficult situation trying to get one's life back to order after such an impactful event. The message behind the song is that life itself can be beautifully complicated just like death, change, and the unfathomable future and it therefore invites everybody to think about how one's view of life can be drastically altered with the experience of loss. A departure lyrics predominantly highlight the positive side of suffering through inner conflict at the same time one is also enlightened by the experience such that one can no longer be the same; thus, one is left reminiscing, feeling lonely and in despair. On the flip side, the song also brings out the necessity of fighting one's mental health issues, facing up to death and separation plus undergoing transformation. The lyrics touch on the topics of mental health, existential thinking, and reflections on death, which are not suitable for children under 13. Even though there are no swear words or portrayals of sexual activities, the serious issues discussed in the movie still give enough reason for a PG-13 rating.
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Which genre is A Departure?
A Departure falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song A Departure?
A Departure song length is 3 minutes and 32 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Jordan Lee Dreyer, Kevin Scott Whittemore, Bradley Ryen Vander Lugt, Chad William Sterenberg, Adam David Vass
Record Label(s): 2011 No Sleep Records
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