Micro Cuts
Muse
Muse
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- Micro Cuts LyricsHands are red with your blame
Megaphone screaming my name
Whimpers someone I should've loved
Souls weeping above
I've seen what you're doing to me
Destroying puppet strings
To our souls
Micro waves me insane
A Blaine cuts in your brain
To sounds like a fork on a plate
Blackboard scratched with hate
I've seen what you're doing to me
Destroying puppet strings
To our souls
Megaphone screaming my name
Whimpers someone I should've loved
Souls weeping above
I've seen what you're doing to me
Destroying puppet strings
To our souls
Micro waves me insane
To sounds like a fork on a plate
Blackboard scratched with hate
I've seen what you're doing to me
Destroying puppet strings
To our souls
Facts about Micro Cuts
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Micro Cuts is written by Matthew James Bellamy.
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It is first released on June 13, 2001 as part of Muse's album "Origin of Symmetry" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, in the Muse's track 'Micro Cuts,' the lyrics reveal a destructive and chaotic affair, one of the partners experiencing manipulation and being bossed around. The beat of the puppet strings getting cut off is representing the liberation from this bad power, although the song gives a hard look at the emotional cost. The micro cuts lyrics mainly accentuate heartbreak, angst, despair, reflection and anger. The song also emphasizes simultaneously the issues of blame and accountability, emotional pain and destruction, and conflict and frustration. There are references in the lyrics to emotional suffering and violence possibly making the song inappropriate for kids under 13. The imagery of 'a blade cuts in your brain' and 'destroying puppet strings to our souls' implies very strong emotional and psychological issues that are best not to be exposed to children.
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Micro Cuts falls under the genre Alternative.
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Micro Cuts song length is 3 minutes and 38 seconds.
Who wrote Micro Cuts lyrics?
Micro Cuts is written by Matthew James Bellamy.
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When was Micro Cuts released?
It is first released on June 13, 2001 as part of Muse's album "Origin of Symmetry" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Micro Cuts lyrics?
When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, in the Muse's track 'Micro Cuts,' the lyrics reveal a destructive and chaotic affair, one of the partners experiencing manipulation and being bossed around. The beat of the puppet strings getting cut off is representing the liberation from this bad power, although the song gives a hard look at the emotional cost. The micro cuts lyrics mainly accentuate heartbreak, angst, despair, reflection and anger. The song also emphasizes simultaneously the issues of blame and accountability, emotional pain and destruction, and conflict and frustration. There are references in the lyrics to emotional suffering and violence possibly making the song inappropriate for kids under 13. The imagery of 'a blade cuts in your brain' and 'destroying puppet strings to our souls' implies very strong emotional and psychological issues that are best not to be exposed to children.
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Which genre is Micro Cuts?
Micro Cuts falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Micro Cuts?
Micro Cuts song length is 3 minutes and 38 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Matthew James Bellamy
Record Label(s): 2001 A&E Records Limited
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Candy September 4, 2009-17:06
I love this song! but i showed my mom it and she said it sounded like a cat dying...well watever lol ill jsut turn it up rly loud when i listen to it to get on ehr nerves lol
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I love this song! but i showed my mom it and she said it sounded like a cat dying...well watever lol ill jsut turn it up rly loud when i listen to it to get on ehr nerves lol
Candy that is funny. My dad thinks one of their songs sounds spooky so I turn up the volume and blast it. Hehe. I think that song is a little weird but I still love Muse. They rock!