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Massive Attack Splitting The Atom Lyrics
Total views: 2 times this week / Rating: 8/10 [6 votes]Album: Splitting the Atom - EP / Original Release Date: 2009-10-04Genre: ElectronicSong Duration: 5 min 16 sec
Splitting The Atom
Massive Attack
Massive Attack
MASSIVE ATTACK
- Splitting The Atom LyricsThe baby was born
Nettles and Ferns
The evening it chokes
The candle it burns
This disguise covers
Bitter lies
Repeating the joke
The meaning it dies
Pass me a coat I'm not afraid to leave
I'm letting you know
I know what you need
I'll turn you around
This beautiful town
And then you'll believe it when your eyes then deceive you
Its easy, dont let it go
Its easy, dont let it go
Its easy, dont let it go
Don't Lose It
Its getting colder outside
Your rented space
They shadow box and they
Paper chase
It never stops
And we'll never learn
No hope without dope
The jobless return
The bankers have bailed
The mighty retreat
The pleasure it fails
At the end of the week
You take it or leave
Or what you receive
To what you receive
Is eternited leave
Its easy, dont let it go
Its easy, dont let it go
Its easy, dont let it go
Don't lose it
Incandescent light at doors
In adolescent menopause
In little clicks you got the music stops
The needle sticks and the penny drops
The summer's gone before you know
The muffled drums of relentless flow
You're looking at stars that give you Vertigo
The sun's still burning and dust will blow
Honey scars I'll keep you near
Our blood is gold nothing to fear
We killed the time and I love you dear
A kiss of wine we'll disappear
The last of the last particles
Divisible invisible
The last of the last particles
Divisible invisible
Nettles and Ferns
The evening it chokes
The candle it burns
This disguise covers
Bitter lies
Repeating the joke
The meaning it dies
Pass me a coat I'm not afraid to leave
I'm letting you know
I know what you need
I'll turn you around
This beautiful town
And then you'll believe it when your eyes then deceive you
Its easy, dont let it go
Its easy, dont let it go
Its easy, dont let it go
Don't Lose It
Its getting colder outside
Your rented space
They shadow box and they
Paper chase
It never stops
And we'll never learn
No hope without dope
The jobless return
The bankers have bailed
The mighty retreat
The pleasure it fails
At the end of the week
You take it or leave
To what you receive
Is eternited leave
Its easy, dont let it go
Its easy, dont let it go
Its easy, dont let it go
Don't lose it
Incandescent light at doors
In adolescent menopause
In little clicks you got the music stops
The needle sticks and the penny drops
The summer's gone before you know
The muffled drums of relentless flow
You're looking at stars that give you Vertigo
The sun's still burning and dust will blow
Honey scars I'll keep you near
Our blood is gold nothing to fear
We killed the time and I love you dear
A kiss of wine we'll disappear
The last of the last particles
Divisible invisible
The last of the last particles
Divisible invisible
Facts about Splitting The Atom
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Splitting The Atom is written by Neil James Davidge, Robert Del Naja, Grantley Marshall, Damon Albarn.
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It is first released on October 04, 2009 as part of Massive Attack's album "Splitting the Atom" which includes 4 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Splitting The Atom' by Massive Attack addresses the tumult and disappointment of contemporary living, so to speak, the metaphors 'incandescent light' and 'divisible invisible particles' are applied to express the ephemerality of joy and the unending search for meaning against the backdrop of societal decline, as it were. The whole lyrics of Splitting the atom predominantly stress the aspects of reflection, angst, despondency, social commentary, and love at the same time, though the song is still focusing on the implications of disillusionment, the quest for meaning, connection, and love plus the concept of impermanence. The lyrics deal with adult subjects, allusions to drug use ('no hope without dope'), and some rather vivid imageries that might not be appropriate for young listeners. All these factors lead to a PG-13 rating, which means that parents should be warned about the content.
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Splitting The Atom falls under the genre Electronic.
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Splitting The Atom song length is 5 minutes and 16 seconds.
Who wrote Splitting The Atom lyrics?
Splitting The Atom is written by Neil James Davidge, Robert Del Naja, Grantley Marshall, Damon Albarn.
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When was Splitting The Atom released?
It is first released on October 04, 2009 as part of Massive Attack's album "Splitting the Atom" which includes 4 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Splitting The Atom lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Splitting The Atom' by Massive Attack addresses the tumult and disappointment of contemporary living, so to speak, the metaphors 'incandescent light' and 'divisible invisible particles' are applied to express the ephemerality of joy and the unending search for meaning against the backdrop of societal decline, as it were. The whole lyrics of Splitting the atom predominantly stress the aspects of reflection, angst, despondency, social commentary, and love at the same time, though the song is still focusing on the implications of disillusionment, the quest for meaning, connection, and love plus the concept of impermanence. The lyrics deal with adult subjects, allusions to drug use ('no hope without dope'), and some rather vivid imageries that might not be appropriate for young listeners. All these factors lead to a PG-13 rating, which means that parents should be warned about the content.
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Which genre is Splitting The Atom?
Splitting The Atom falls under the genre Electronic.
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How long is the song Splitting The Atom?
Splitting The Atom song length is 5 minutes and 16 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Neil James Davidge, Robert Del Naja, Grantley Marshall, Damon Albarn
Record Label(s): 2009 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Virgin Records Ltd
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