Floods
Pantera
Pantera
PANTERA
- Floods LyricsA dead issue
Don't wrestle with it
Deaf ears are sleeping
A guilty bliss
So inviting (let me in)
Nailed to the cross
I feel you
Relate to you
Accuse you
Wash away us all
Take us with the floods
Then throughout the night
They were raped and executed
Cold hearted world
Your language unheard of
The vast sound of tuning out
The rash of negativity
Is seen one sidedly
Burn away the day
The nervous
The drifting
The heaving
Wash away us all
Take us with the floods
Then throughout the day
Mankind played with grenades
Cold hearted world
And at night
They might bait the pentagram
Extinguishing the sun
Wash away man
Take him with the floods
Don't wrestle with it
Deaf ears are sleeping
A guilty bliss
So inviting (let me in)
Nailed to the cross
I feel you
Relate to you
Accuse you
Wash away us all
Take us with the floods
Then throughout the night
They were raped and executed
Cold hearted world
Your language unheard of
The vast sound of tuning out
Is seen one sidedly
Burn away the day
The nervous
The drifting
The heaving
Wash away us all
Take us with the floods
Then throughout the day
Mankind played with grenades
Cold hearted world
And at night
They might bait the pentagram
Extinguishing the sun
Wash away man
Take him with the floods
Facts about Floods
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Floods is written by Rex Brown, Philip Anselmo, Darrell Lance Abbott, Vincent Paul Abbott.
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It is first released on May 03, 1996 as part of Pantera's album "The Great Southern Trendkill" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the heavy metal band Pantera through their song "Floods" portrays inner conflict, guilt, and disappointment with one's own actions or situations as main subjects. The lyrics by applying metaphors describe a universe that is full of negativity, violence, and destruction thus, giving a picture of a person being drowned in too much feelings and experiences. Floods lyrics are mainly about despair, angst, social commentary, anger, and reflection. On the other hand, the song shows the necessity of despair and hopelessness, violence and suffering, and negativity and disconnection. The lyrics, apart from mentioning violence, also cover themes of execution and death, which are considered adult content. The violence being mentioned explicitly along with the overall dark tone indicates that the material is unsuitable for children without parental guidance.
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Floods falls under the genre Rock.
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Floods song length is 6 minutes and 59 seconds.
Who wrote Floods lyrics?
Floods is written by Rex Brown, Philip Anselmo, Darrell Lance Abbott, Vincent Paul Abbott.
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When was Floods released?
It is first released on May 03, 1996 as part of Pantera's album "The Great Southern Trendkill" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Floods lyrics?
When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the heavy metal band Pantera through their song "Floods" portrays inner conflict, guilt, and disappointment with one's own actions or situations as main subjects. The lyrics by applying metaphors describe a universe that is full of negativity, violence, and destruction thus, giving a picture of a person being drowned in too much feelings and experiences. Floods lyrics are mainly about despair, angst, social commentary, anger, and reflection. On the other hand, the song shows the necessity of despair and hopelessness, violence and suffering, and negativity and disconnection. The lyrics, apart from mentioning violence, also cover themes of execution and death, which are considered adult content. The violence being mentioned explicitly along with the overall dark tone indicates that the material is unsuitable for children without parental guidance.
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Which genre is Floods?
Floods falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Floods?
Floods song length is 6 minutes and 59 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Rex Brown, Philip Anselmo, Darrell Lance Abbott, Vincent Paul Abbott
Record Label(s): 1996 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc for the world outside of the United States
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