MEGADETH
- Return To Hangar Lyrics / with translationsWelcome to our fortress tall
Take some time to show you around
Impossible to break these walls
For you see the steel is much too strong
Computer banks to rule the world
Instruments to sight the stars
Possibly I've seen to much
Hangar 18, I know too much
Foreign life forms inventory
Suspended state of cryogenics
Selective amnesia's the story
Believed foretold but who'd suspect
The military intelligence
Two words combined that can't make sense
Possibly I've seen to much
Hangar 18, I know too much
Take some time to show you around
Impossible to break these walls
For you see the steel is much too strong
Computer banks to rule the world
Instruments to sight the stars
Possibly I've seen to much
Hangar 18, I know too much
Suspended state of cryogenics
Selective amnesia's the story
Believed foretold but who'd suspect
The military intelligence
Two words combined that can't make sense
Possibly I've seen to much
Hangar 18, I know too much
Facts about Return To Hangar
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Return To Hangar is written by David Ellefson, Jimmy Degrasso, Dave Mustaine, Al Pitrelli.
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It is first released on May 12, 2001 as part of Megadeth's album "The World Needs a Hero" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, the Megadeth's Return to Hangar song dives deep into the topics of conspiracy and government secrecy by drawing a parallel of a ruined and deserted ship standing for a botched operation and the persistent guilt of knowing the hidden truths. The major motifs in the lyrics of return to hangar are social criticism, angst, hopelessness, meditation, and rage. The song highlights the neglect of the past, failure, mystery, and conspiracy along with the punishment and extraterrestrial beings. The lyrics talk about themes of conspiracy, death, and military intrigue, which are more appropriate for adults only. Moreover, the reference to 'Hangar 18' and the concept of 'alien species' contribute to the sophistication and power of the song that might be difficult for little kids to grasp on their own.
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Return To Hangar falls under the genre Rock.
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Return To Hangar song length is 3 minutes and 59 seconds.
Who wrote Return To Hangar lyrics?
Return To Hangar is written by David Ellefson, Jimmy Degrasso, Dave Mustaine, Al Pitrelli.
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When was Return To Hangar released?
It is first released on May 12, 2001 as part of Megadeth's album "The World Needs a Hero" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Return To Hangar lyrics?
When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, the Megadeth's Return to Hangar song dives deep into the topics of conspiracy and government secrecy by drawing a parallel of a ruined and deserted ship standing for a botched operation and the persistent guilt of knowing the hidden truths. The major motifs in the lyrics of return to hangar are social criticism, angst, hopelessness, meditation, and rage. The song highlights the neglect of the past, failure, mystery, and conspiracy along with the punishment and extraterrestrial beings. The lyrics talk about themes of conspiracy, death, and military intrigue, which are more appropriate for adults only. Moreover, the reference to 'Hangar 18' and the concept of 'alien species' contribute to the sophistication and power of the song that might be difficult for little kids to grasp on their own.
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Which genre is Return To Hangar?
Return To Hangar falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Return To Hangar?
Return To Hangar song length is 3 minutes and 59 seconds.
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these lyrics are last corrected by Tony StarkSongwriter(s): David Ellefson, Jimmy Degrasso, Dave Mustaine, Al Pitrelli
Record Label(s): 2001 Sanctuary Records Group, Inc
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