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Mark Collie In Time Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 10/10 [1 vote]Album: In Time - Single / Original Release Date: 2014-03-12Genre: Alternative
MARK COLLIE
- In Time Lyrics / with translationsI can hear what you're thinkin'
All your doubts and fears
And if you look in my eyes in time you'll find,
The reason I'm here
And in time all things shall pass away
In time you may come back someday.
To live once more
Or die once more
But in time your time will be no more
You know your days are numbered
Count 'em one by one
Like notches in the handle of an outlaw's gun
You can outrun the devil if you try
But you will never outrun the hands of time
In time there'll surely come a day
In time all things shall pass away
In time you may come back some say
To live once more
Or die once more
But in time your time will be no more
I can hear what you're thinkin'
All your doubts and fears
And if you look in my eyes in time you'll find,
The reason I'm here
And in time all things shall pass away
In time you may come back someday.
To live once more
Or die once more
But in time your time will be no more
You know your days are numbered
Count 'em one by one
Like notches in the handle of an outlaw's gun
But you will never outrun the hands of time
In time there'll surely come a day
In time all things shall pass away
In time you may come back some say
To live once more
Or die once more
But in time your time will be no more
I can hear what you're thinkin'
Facts about In Time
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In Time is written by Mark Collie, Coley Mc Cabe.
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It is first released on March 12, 2014.
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When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, Mark Collie's song 'In Time' shows how time passes unavoidably while life remains temporary. The lyrics express acceptance of time's advancement because they recognize that everything in existence including human life will end at some point. Time functions as an unceasing force in the metaphor that directs people to understand their need to accept life boundaries. The lyrics of In time show emotional distress through their portrayal of self-reflection and inner turmoil which results from deep personal examination. The song conveys three essential elements which include time passage, human mortality and self-awareness through understanding. The song's lyrics explore death and existential themes which young children will find hard to understand. The content contains no explicit language or graphic material yet parents should monitor their children because the themes require mature understanding.
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In Time falls under the genre Alternative.
Who wrote In Time lyrics?
In Time is written by Mark Collie, Coley Mc Cabe.
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When was In Time released?
It is first released on March 12, 2014.
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What is the meaning behind In Time lyrics?
When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, Mark Collie's song 'In Time' shows how time passes unavoidably while life remains temporary. The lyrics express acceptance of time's advancement because they recognize that everything in existence including human life will end at some point. Time functions as an unceasing force in the metaphor that directs people to understand their need to accept life boundaries. The lyrics of In time show emotional distress through their portrayal of self-reflection and inner turmoil which results from deep personal examination. The song conveys three essential elements which include time passage, human mortality and self-awareness through understanding. The song's lyrics explore death and existential themes which young children will find hard to understand. The content contains no explicit language or graphic material yet parents should monitor their children because the themes require mature understanding.
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Which genre is In Time?
In Time falls under the genre Alternative.
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these lyrics are submitted by Marc OpellSongwriter(s): Mark Collie, Coley Mc Cabe
Record Label(s): 2014 Collie Dawg Music
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