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Paradise Lost The Enemy Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 5.33/10 [3 votes]Album: In Requiem / Original Release Date: 2007-05-18Genre: Heavy MetalSong Duration: 3 min 39 sec
The Enemy
Paradise Lost
Paradise Lost
PARADISE LOST
- The Enemy LyricsWhy can't you say sorrow
Why can't you say think I believe
Thou must not steal borrow
Why must you steal things I receive?
Why can't you say sorrow
Why can't you say think I believe
Why must you steal borrow
Always conceal cling to belief
Damaged this way hollowed
Living the lie that you can't take
Damaged maintained solemn
Living for rules you only break
How can you say?
The enemy is thrown into the sadness,
For the enemy there's only pain and sadness then death
How can you say?
Sorrow
The enemy is thrown into the sadness,
For the enemy there's only pain and sadness then death
Why can't you say think I believe
Thou must not steal borrow
Why must you steal things I receive?
Why can't you say sorrow
Why can't you say think I believe
Why must you steal borrow
Always conceal cling to belief
Damaged this way hollowed
Living the lie that you can't take
Living for rules you only break
How can you say?
The enemy is thrown into the sadness,
For the enemy there's only pain and sadness then death
How can you say?
Sorrow
The enemy is thrown into the sadness,
For the enemy there's only pain and sadness then death
Facts about The Enemy
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The Enemy is written by Nicholas Holmes, Gregory John Mackintosh.
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It is first released on May 18, 2007 as part of Paradise Lost's album "In Requiem" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, The Enemy (Live) by Paradise Lost takes the listener through the emotional turbulence and fight against the dark side of oneself; it uses metaphors among others like 'enemy' for one's internal struggle and 'sadness' for the pain that comes along with it. The enemy lyrics mainly point out despair, angst, self-examination, love loss, and rage. Moreover, the song also brings to light the issues of hypocrisy, inner conflict, and the need for pain and suffering. The lyrics express themes of sorrow, discomfort, and war, and they could be too intricate for very young children to grasp without parental assistance. The words and imagery, though not direct, are nonetheless related to mature themes that could be properly comprehended with the help of parents.
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The Enemy falls under the genre Heavy Metal.
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The Enemy is produced by Rhys Fulber.
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The Enemy song length is 3 minutes and 39 seconds.
Who wrote The Enemy lyrics?
The Enemy is written by Nicholas Holmes, Gregory John Mackintosh.
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When was The Enemy released?
It is first released on May 18, 2007 as part of Paradise Lost's album "In Requiem" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind The Enemy lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, The Enemy (Live) by Paradise Lost takes the listener through the emotional turbulence and fight against the dark side of oneself; it uses metaphors among others like 'enemy' for one's internal struggle and 'sadness' for the pain that comes along with it. The enemy lyrics mainly point out despair, angst, self-examination, love loss, and rage. Moreover, the song also brings to light the issues of hypocrisy, inner conflict, and the need for pain and suffering. The lyrics express themes of sorrow, discomfort, and war, and they could be too intricate for very young children to grasp without parental assistance. The words and imagery, though not direct, are nonetheless related to mature themes that could be properly comprehended with the help of parents.
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Which genre is The Enemy?
The Enemy falls under the genre Heavy Metal.
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Who produced The Enemy?
The Enemy is produced by Rhys Fulber.
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How long is the song The Enemy?
The Enemy song length is 3 minutes and 39 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Nicholas Holmes, Gregory John Mackintosh
Record Label(s): 2007 Century Media
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