Walk Away
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- Walk Away LyricsSo I think, I might just run
Into the desert sun
So I think, I'm finally done
I'm sick of everyone
And I need to find a place
Where I can breathe once again
Where I'll remember yesterday
And not walk away
I feel completely numb
I don't know what I've become
But I've learned to wear it well
And nothing makes it through this shell
And I need to find a place
Where I can breathe once again
Where I'll remember yesterday
And not walk away
Not walk away
Not walk away from everything
Not walk away from everything
And I need to find a place
Where I can breathe once again
Where I'll remember yesterday
And not walk away
And I need to find a place
Where I can breathe once again
Where I'll remember yesterday
And not walk away
Into the desert sun
So I think, I'm finally done
I'm sick of everyone
And I need to find a place
Where I can breathe once again
Where I'll remember yesterday
And not walk away
I feel completely numb
I don't know what I've become
But I've learned to wear it well
And nothing makes it through this shell
And I need to find a place
Where I can breathe once again
And not walk away
Not walk away
Not walk away from everything
Not walk away from everything
And I need to find a place
Where I can breathe once again
Where I'll remember yesterday
And not walk away
And I need to find a place
Where I can breathe once again
Where I'll remember yesterday
And not walk away
Facts about Walk Away
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Walk Away is written by Pete Murray, John Fahnestock, Neil Matthew Godfrey, Tom Stewart.
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It is first released on August 26, 2003 as part of Lo-pro's album "Lo-Pro" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song 'Walk Away' by Lo-Pro describes a deep need to break free from both emotional numbness and societal pressure, which prevents a person from discovering their authentic self. The lyrics of Walk Away convey four main themes, which include reflection and anguish and solitude and despair and the quest for liberation. The song emphasizes two main themes, which include the need for personal space and the experience of emotional detachment and the need to return to previous times. The lyrics contain themes of emotional distress and a desire to escape, which may be more suitable for a mature audience. The language and imagery of the work show strong intensity, yet they remain within boundaries that prevent access to more explicit and violent material.
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Walk Away falls under the genre Rock.
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Walk Away song length is 3 minutes and 12 seconds.
Who wrote Walk Away lyrics?
Walk Away is written by Pete Murray, John Fahnestock, Neil Matthew Godfrey, Tom Stewart.
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When was Walk Away released?
It is first released on August 26, 2003 as part of Lo-pro's album "Lo-Pro" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Walk Away lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song 'Walk Away' by Lo-Pro describes a deep need to break free from both emotional numbness and societal pressure, which prevents a person from discovering their authentic self. The lyrics of Walk Away convey four main themes, which include reflection and anguish and solitude and despair and the quest for liberation. The song emphasizes two main themes, which include the need for personal space and the experience of emotional detachment and the need to return to previous times. The lyrics contain themes of emotional distress and a desire to escape, which may be more suitable for a mature audience. The language and imagery of the work show strong intensity, yet they remain within boundaries that prevent access to more explicit and violent material.
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Which genre is Walk Away?
Walk Away falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Walk Away?
Walk Away song length is 3 minutes and 12 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Pete Murray, John Fahnestock, Neil Matthew Godfrey, Tom Stewart
Record Label(s): 2003 Geffen Records
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