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Lucinda Williams Overtime Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 6.96/10 [24 votes]Album: World Without Tears / Original Release Date: 2003-04-08Genre: Singer/SongwriterSong Duration: 3 min 58 sec
LUCINDA WILLIAMS
- Overtime Lyrics / with translationsOvertime
That's what they all tell me
That's what they say to me
Overtime
Overtime
That's what they all tell me
That's what they say to me
Overtime
Your blue eyes
Your black eyelashes
The way you looked at life
In your funny way
I guess out of the blue
You won't cross my mind
And I'll get over you
Overtime
Your pale skin
Your sexy crooked teeth
The trouble you'd get in
In your clumsy way
I guess one afternoon
You won't cross my mind
And I'll get over you
Overtime
I guess out of the blue
You won't cross my mind
And I'll get over you
Overtime
That's what they all tell me
That's what they say to me
Overtime
Overtime
That's what they all tell me
That's what they say to me
Overtime
Your blue eyes
Your black eyelashes
The way you looked at life
In your funny way
I guess out of the blue
You won't cross my mind
Overtime
Your pale skin
Your sexy crooked teeth
The trouble you'd get in
In your clumsy way
I guess one afternoon
You won't cross my mind
And I'll get over you
Overtime
I guess out of the blue
You won't cross my mind
And I'll get over you
Overtime
Facts about Overtime
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Overtime is written and performed by Lucinda Williams.
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It is first released on April 08, 2003 as part of Lucinda Williams's album "World Without Tears" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, the song 'Overtime' by Lucinda Williams shows how a person who lost their partner keeps remembering their ex while trying to because their relationship has ended. The lyrics describe the details of the person's physical appearance and quirks, which function as a metaphor for her battle with letting go and the healing process that will happen over time. Overtime lyrics mostly emphasize heartbreak, reflection, and angst and despair and nostalgia. The song shows how people should move forward through life after their relationships end. The lyrics contain some mature themes related to relationships and personal feelings, which may not be suitable for younger children. The content does not contain any strong language or violent material or explicit content, which would lead to a higher rating.
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Overtime falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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Overtime song length is 3 minutes and 58 seconds.
Who wrote Overtime lyrics?
Overtime is written and performed by Lucinda Williams.
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When was Overtime released?
It is first released on April 08, 2003 as part of Lucinda Williams's album "World Without Tears" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Overtime lyrics?
When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, the song 'Overtime' by Lucinda Williams shows how a person who lost their partner keeps remembering their ex while trying to because their relationship has ended. The lyrics describe the details of the person's physical appearance and quirks, which function as a metaphor for her battle with letting go and the healing process that will happen over time. Overtime lyrics mostly emphasize heartbreak, reflection, and angst and despair and nostalgia. The song shows how people should move forward through life after their relationships end. The lyrics contain some mature themes related to relationships and personal feelings, which may not be suitable for younger children. The content does not contain any strong language or violent material or explicit content, which would lead to a higher rating.
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Which genre is Overtime?
Overtime falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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How long is the song Overtime?
Overtime song length is 3 minutes and 58 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Lucinda WilliamsRecord Label(s): 2003 UMG Recordings, Inc
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