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Manchester Orchestra Wolves At Night Lyrics
Total views: 2 times this week / Rating: 7.92/10 [12 votes]Album: I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child / Original Release Date: 2006-10-14Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 4 min 03 sec
MANCHESTER ORCHESTRA
- Wolves At Night Lyrics / with translationsI could of sworn that I saw you knee bent on the bedside,
Arms stretched like a kite that time will eventually grow.
I'm so sure of it
And I've got a reason, too long, for songs
That tells why your legs and arms are actually able.
Cause I confide in wolves at night
have you seen my baby girl, she's lonely.
I've got to crucify myself if I am gonna believe you
I've got to promise that I'll finish all the things I said I'd do to begin with too
I've got to make my bed if I am gonna lay with you
Cause a disaster's a disaster no matter what Christian language you drag it through
Cause I confide in wolves at night
Well have you seen my baby girl, she's lonely, so lonely
Cause I confide in wolves at night
I'm like a virgin losing a child, so lonely, so lonely
I swear I did what I could for your rights,
You swear you did what you could for my eyes
And I'll try nothing, try something, try anything
I swear I did what I could for your rights,
You swear you did what you could for my eyes
And I'll try something, for nothing, for something.
Something
I swear I did what I could for your rights,
You swear you did what you could for my eyes
And I'll try something, try nothing, try anything.
Arms stretched like a kite that time will eventually grow.
I'm so sure of it
And I've got a reason, too long, for songs
That tells why your legs and arms are actually able.
Cause I confide in wolves at night
have you seen my baby girl, she's lonely.
I've got to crucify myself if I am gonna believe you
I've got to promise that I'll finish all the things I said I'd do to begin with too
I've got to make my bed if I am gonna lay with you
Cause a disaster's a disaster no matter what Christian language you drag it through
Cause I confide in wolves at night
Cause I confide in wolves at night
I'm like a virgin losing a child, so lonely, so lonely
I swear I did what I could for your rights,
You swear you did what you could for my eyes
And I'll try nothing, try something, try anything
I swear I did what I could for your rights,
You swear you did what you could for my eyes
And I'll try something, for nothing, for something.
Something
I swear I did what I could for your rights,
You swear you did what you could for my eyes
And I'll try something, try nothing, try anything.
Facts about Wolves At Night
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Wolves At Night is written by John Andrew Hull.
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It is first released on October 14, 2006 as part of Manchester Orchestra's album "I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the track 'Wolves at Night' by the alt-rock band Manchester Orchestra is a deep dive into the territories of desire, surrender and solitude. In a very metaphorical language, the vocalist parallels his/ her mouths confiding in wolves and crucifying oneself revealing deep emotional struggles and the complexities of the bonds between people, which is the highlighting the despair and the desperation of the whole process of seeking to be understood and connected to someone in the face of being alone and... misunderstood. The words of "Wolves at Night", the song primarily speaks of heartbreak, solitude, angst, despair, and love. However, it also draws attention to the positives, namely, self-reflection, responsibility in relationships, and the importance of loneliness and yearning. Loneliness and emotional struggle are identified as the main themes of the lyrics which may not be quite appropriate for children under 13. There are references to adult concepts and relationships that warrant parental guidance.
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Wolves At Night falls under the genre Alternative.
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Wolves At Night song length is 4 minutes and 03 seconds.
Who wrote Wolves At Night lyrics?
Wolves At Night is written by John Andrew Hull.
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When was Wolves At Night released?
It is first released on October 14, 2006 as part of Manchester Orchestra's album "I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Wolves At Night lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the track 'Wolves at Night' by the alt-rock band Manchester Orchestra is a deep dive into the territories of desire, surrender and solitude. In a very metaphorical language, the vocalist parallels his/ her mouths confiding in wolves and crucifying oneself revealing deep emotional struggles and the complexities of the bonds between people, which is the highlighting the despair and the desperation of the whole process of seeking to be understood and connected to someone in the face of being alone and... misunderstood. The words of "Wolves at Night", the song primarily speaks of heartbreak, solitude, angst, despair, and love. However, it also draws attention to the positives, namely, self-reflection, responsibility in relationships, and the importance of loneliness and yearning. Loneliness and emotional struggle are identified as the main themes of the lyrics which may not be quite appropriate for children under 13. There are references to adult concepts and relationships that warrant parental guidance.
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Which genre is Wolves At Night?
Wolves At Night falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Wolves At Night?
Wolves At Night song length is 4 minutes and 03 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): John Andrew HullRecord Label(s): 2006 Manchester Orchestra
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