Corinne
Metronomy
Metronomy
METRONOMY
- Corinne LyricsOh Corinne
I've got a pain in my heart
I think it's because of you
'Cause they kicked me out of the forces
When I laid a hand on you
Oh Corinne
I take this pain in my heart
For just one more night with you
If they let me back in the forces
And I could lay my hand on you
I got my heart tied up now with a boom and a bang
I'm not gonna find you again X4
I got my heart tied up
I got my heart in a bind
She just wants to dance all the time X4
I got my heart tied up now with a boom and a bang
I'm not gonna find you again X4
I've got a pain in my heart
I think it's because of you
'Cause they kicked me out of the forces
When I laid a hand on you
Oh Corinne
I take this pain in my heart
For just one more night with you
If they let me back in the forces
And I could lay my hand on you
I'm not gonna find you again X4
I got my heart tied up
I got my heart in a bind
She just wants to dance all the time X4
I got my heart tied up now with a boom and a bang
I'm not gonna find you again X4
Facts about Corinne
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Corinne is written by Joseph Patrick Mount.
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It is first released on April 11, 2011 as part of Metronomy's album "The English Riviera" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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When we look deeper into its meaning, the track 'Corinne' by Metronomy infuses the feeling of longing and sadness for somebody called Corinne. The writer cannot get Corinne off their mind and even talk about getting hurt because of it. The 'boom and a bang' lines are like a metaphor for the very strong feelings and disputes in the relationship, while dancing is a more cheerful side of Corinne that the singer misses a lot. The lyrics of Corinne trace mainly around love, heartbreak, angst, joy, and despair. At the same time, they heartache and longing, conflict and regret and desire for connection. The lyrics have themes of heartache and longing that might need parental guidance for little kids. There are no direct mentions of violence, sex, or drugs, yet the emotional content might be considered more appropriate for older kids.
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Corinne falls under the genre Electronic.
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Corinne song length is 3 minutes and 16 seconds.
Who wrote Corinne lyrics?
Corinne is written by Joseph Patrick Mount.
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When was Corinne released?
It is first released on April 11, 2011 as part of Metronomy's album "The English Riviera" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Corinne lyrics?
When we look deeper into its meaning, the track 'Corinne' by Metronomy infuses the feeling of longing and sadness for somebody called Corinne. The writer cannot get Corinne off their mind and even talk about getting hurt because of it. The 'boom and a bang' lines are like a metaphor for the very strong feelings and disputes in the relationship, while dancing is a more cheerful side of Corinne that the singer misses a lot. The lyrics of Corinne trace mainly around love, heartbreak, angst, joy, and despair. At the same time, they heartache and longing, conflict and regret and desire for connection. The lyrics have themes of heartache and longing that might need parental guidance for little kids. There are no direct mentions of violence, sex, or drugs, yet the emotional content might be considered more appropriate for older kids.
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Which genre is Corinne?
Corinne falls under the genre Electronic.
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How long is the song Corinne?
Corinne song length is 3 minutes and 16 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Joseph Patrick Mount
Record Label(s): 2011 Because Music
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