Why I'm Here
Oleander
Oleander
OLEANDER
- Why I'm Here Lyricsit's the reason for my pain
in a season to celebrate
i don't wanna be full of hate
for anybody, but it's too late
everyone has been in my face
telling me that i'm a disgrace
showing me things that i must face
telling me that they need their space
i cant' love you anymore
i'm scared of the sound of it
it's the reason why i'm down
i'm beaten been pushed around
hit the ceiling without a sound
everone i know considers me a clown
i can't love you anymore
i'm scared of the sound of it
i can't love you anymore
woman, i just wanted more
i can't love you anymore
scared of the sound of it
and woman, i just wanted more
it's the reason why i'm here
in a season to celebrate
i don't wanna be full of hate
for anybody, but it's too late
everyone has been in my face
telling me that i'm a disgrace
showing me things that i must face
telling me that they need their space
i cant' love you anymore
i'm scared of the sound of it
it's the reason why i'm down
hit the ceiling without a sound
everone i know considers me a clown
i can't love you anymore
i'm scared of the sound of it
i can't love you anymore
woman, i just wanted more
i can't love you anymore
scared of the sound of it
and woman, i just wanted more
it's the reason why i'm here
Facts about Why I'm Here
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Why I'm Here is written by Fred Roger Jr. Nelson, Thomas Allan Flowers, Douglas James Eldridge, Richard C. Ivanisevich.
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It is first released on February 23, 1999 as part of Oleander's album "February Son" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song 'Why I'm Here' by Oleander explores the emotional crisis of a split-up, where love has transformed into suffering and the singer fears to fall in love again. The sound metaphorical concept reflects the emotional intensity along with the fear that comes with caring for someone. The lyrics of Why I'm here mainly concentrate on elements like heartbreak, despair, reflection, and resentment. However, the song still gives importance to pain and suffering, rejection and abandonment, the inability to love, and self-image and mockery. The lyrics touch upon emotional upheaval, strife, and break-up, which might be overwhelming for younger listeners. Besides, the repetition of being 'beaten' and 'pushed around' may be interpreted as suggesting violence even though it is in an emotional context.
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Why I'm Here falls under the genre Alternative.
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Why I'm Here song length is 3 minutes and 58 seconds.
Who wrote Why I'm Here lyrics?
Why I'm Here is written by Fred Roger Jr. Nelson, Thomas Allan Flowers, Douglas James Eldridge, Richard C. Ivanisevich.
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When was Why I'm Here released?
It is first released on February 23, 1999 as part of Oleander's album "February Son" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Why I'm Here lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song 'Why I'm Here' by Oleander explores the emotional crisis of a split-up, where love has transformed into suffering and the singer fears to fall in love again. The sound metaphorical concept reflects the emotional intensity along with the fear that comes with caring for someone. The lyrics of Why I'm here mainly concentrate on elements like heartbreak, despair, reflection, and resentment. However, the song still gives importance to pain and suffering, rejection and abandonment, the inability to love, and self-image and mockery. The lyrics touch upon emotional upheaval, strife, and break-up, which might be overwhelming for younger listeners. Besides, the repetition of being 'beaten' and 'pushed around' may be interpreted as suggesting violence even though it is in an emotional context.
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Which genre is Why I'm Here?
Why I'm Here falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Why I'm Here?
Why I'm Here song length is 3 minutes and 58 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Fred Roger Jr. Nelson, Thomas Allan Flowers, Douglas James Eldridge, Richard C. Ivanisevich
Record Label(s): 1999 Universal Motown Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc
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