LIZ PHAIR
- Shatter Lyrics / with translationsI know that I don't always realize
How sleazy it is
Messing with these guys
But something about just being with you
Slapped me right in my face
Nearly broke me in two
It's a mark I
I have taken heart
And I know I will carry with me for a long long time
I don't know if I could drive a car
Fast enough to get to where you are
or wild enough not to miss that boat completely
I need, I'm fakin', baby
You know just maybe
I don't know if I could fly a plane
Well enough to tail spin out your name
Or high enough to lose control completely
I need, I'm fakin', baby
You know just maybe, maybe
How sleazy it is
Messing with these guys
But something about just being with you
Slapped me right in my face
Nearly broke me in two
It's a mark I
I have taken heart
And I know I will carry with me for a long long time
I don't know if I could drive a car
Fast enough to get to where you are
I need, I'm fakin', baby
You know just maybe
I don't know if I could fly a plane
Well enough to tail spin out your name
Or high enough to lose control completely
I need, I'm fakin', baby
You know just maybe, maybe
Facts about Shatter
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Shatter is written and performed by Liz Phair.
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It is first released on June 22, 1993 as part of Liz Phair's album "Exile In Guyville" which includes 21 tracks in total. This song is the 12nd track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Shatter' by Liz Phair portrays the intense impact of being with someone special, which leads to a person feeling complete emotional destruction. The lyrics use metaphors like driving a car fast or flying a plane high to express the desire to reach or impress that person, despite uncertainties and challenges. The Shatter lyrics present love and heartbreak and angst and nostalgia together with reflective elements. The song establishes regret as an essential element which musicians must use to express their deep desires for someone they love. The lyrics contain some mature themes which describe relationships and emotional struggles that may not be suitable for younger children to understand. The content does not contain strong language or violent scenes or explicit material which would require a higher rating.
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Shatter falls under the genre Alternative.
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Shatter song length is 5 minutes and 28 seconds.
Who wrote Shatter lyrics?
Shatter is written and performed by Liz Phair.
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When was Shatter released?
It is first released on June 22, 1993 as part of Liz Phair's album "Exile In Guyville" which includes 21 tracks in total. This song is the 12nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Shatter lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Shatter' by Liz Phair portrays the intense impact of being with someone special, which leads to a person feeling complete emotional destruction. The lyrics use metaphors like driving a car fast or flying a plane high to express the desire to reach or impress that person, despite uncertainties and challenges. The Shatter lyrics present love and heartbreak and angst and nostalgia together with reflective elements. The song establishes regret as an essential element which musicians must use to express their deep desires for someone they love. The lyrics contain some mature themes which describe relationships and emotional struggles that may not be suitable for younger children to understand. The content does not contain strong language or violent scenes or explicit material which would require a higher rating.
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Which genre is Shatter?
Shatter falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Shatter?
Shatter song length is 5 minutes and 28 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Liz PhairRecord Label(s): 2008 National Anthem under exclusive license to ATO Records, LLC
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