Brand New Orange
Limbeck
Limbeck
LIMBECK
- Brand New Orange LyricsA waiter must have real bad luck.
Associate’s a sitting duck.
I think of all the things I bring,
and only want to bring what I want –
a brand new Orange instead.
I’d love to rome here any time I want.
I could make anything you want.
So I could get some sleep at night, and leave the house
to eat ALRIGHT!
A brand new Orange instead.
Some nights are red, when I want my eyes blue again.
A brand new Orange instead, so the shower just leaks a
little bit.
Sometimes it’s loud because the neighbors just mind a
little bit.
So I can be proud, and people can care a little bit.
A brand new Orange instead.
So I can be bored again.
A brand new Orange instead.
So the days can be slow again.
Associate’s a sitting duck.
I think of all the things I bring,
and only want to bring what I want –
a brand new Orange instead.
I’d love to rome here any time I want.
I could make anything you want.
So I could get some sleep at night, and leave the house
to eat ALRIGHT!
A brand new Orange instead.
Some nights are red, when I want my eyes blue again.
little bit.
Sometimes it’s loud because the neighbors just mind a
little bit.
So I can be proud, and people can care a little bit.
A brand new Orange instead.
So I can be bored again.
A brand new Orange instead.
So the days can be slow again.
Facts about Brand New Orange
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Brand New Orange is written by Patrick Carrie, Justin Entsminger, Robert Maclean, Matthew Stephens.
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It is first released on June 17, 2003 as part of Limbeck's album "Hi, Everything's Great" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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When we try to interpret the meaning, Limbeck's composition entitled 'Brand New Orange' is a portrayal of disenchantment and a wish for transformation through the use of a 'brand-new orange' analogy which might represent the craving for liveliness, revivification, and a vibrant life opposed to the dullness of everyday life as portrayed through such ordinary things in the lyrics as a dripping shower and loud neighbors. The brand new orange lyrics mainly focus on considering, gaining power, solitude, love, and angst. Simultaneously, the track highlights the yearning for modification, dissatisfaction with the usual path, and hunt for solace. The text does not include any language that could be considered as explicit, adult themes, or violence, nudity, or drugs. It is therefore appropriate for everyone.
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Brand New Orange falls under the genre Alternative.
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Brand New Orange song length is 2 minutes and 42 seconds.
Who wrote Brand New Orange lyrics?
Brand New Orange is written by Patrick Carrie, Justin Entsminger, Robert Maclean, Matthew Stephens.
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When was Brand New Orange released?
It is first released on June 17, 2003 as part of Limbeck's album "Hi, Everything's Great" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Brand New Orange lyrics?
When we try to interpret the meaning, Limbeck's composition entitled 'Brand New Orange' is a portrayal of disenchantment and a wish for transformation through the use of a 'brand-new orange' analogy which might represent the craving for liveliness, revivification, and a vibrant life opposed to the dullness of everyday life as portrayed through such ordinary things in the lyrics as a dripping shower and loud neighbors. The brand new orange lyrics mainly focus on considering, gaining power, solitude, love, and angst. Simultaneously, the track highlights the yearning for modification, dissatisfaction with the usual path, and hunt for solace. The text does not include any language that could be considered as explicit, adult themes, or violence, nudity, or drugs. It is therefore appropriate for everyone.
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Which genre is Brand New Orange?
Brand New Orange falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Brand New Orange?
Brand New Orange song length is 2 minutes and 42 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Patrick Carrie, Justin Entsminger, Robert Maclean, Matthew Stephens
Record Label(s): 2003 Doghouse America, Inc
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