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Patrick Watson Shame Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 6.83/10 [6 votes]Album: Just Another Ordinary Day / Original Release Date: 2003Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 7 min 28 sec
Shame
Patrick Watson
Patrick Watson
PATRICK WATSON
- Shame LyricsThere was a time
Where i used to just feel alive
Then the world started to change
And they never cry, fell the same
And this guy turned to fire
And the people cried, oh why, oh why
So they looked far and wide
And the answer was a funny ol' ride
And the children started to die
Screaming mama papa, oh why, oh why
So they told them a lie
Just to silence and say goodnight
And the people started to die
With their hands towards the rain
They'll be living for the moment
Where the head funny thing singing
Oooh what a shame!
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Where i used to just feel alive
Then the world started to change
And they never cry, fell the same
And this guy turned to fire
And the people cried, oh why, oh why
So they looked far and wide
And the answer was a funny ol' ride
And the children started to die
So they told them a lie
Just to silence and say goodnight
And the people started to die
With their hands towards the rain
They'll be living for the moment
Where the head funny thing singing
Oooh what a shame!
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Facts about Shame
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Shame is written by Patrick Watson, Robert Kuster, Mikhail Stein, Simon Angell.
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It is first released in 2003 as part of Patrick Watson's album "Just Another Ordinary Day" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the piece 'Shame' sung by Patrick Watson is a study of a prehistoric world that changed dramatically and thus turned chaotic and filled with suffering. By using the lyrics, Watson is telling a story where human beings stick to lies and play violent games ending by revealing the evil side of humanity and sorrow as a consequence. The lyrics of Shame mainly shed light on social issues, hopelessness, angst, anger, and thinking. Simultaneously, the piece points out such feelings as loss and regret, innocence and childhood, and violence and destruction. The writing portrays the themes of death, weeping kids, and a general feeling of hopelessness which may not best fit children below 13 years. More so, the mention of people's deaths and the expression 'learning how to kill' illustrate the presence of adult themes that require the assistance of parents.
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Shame falls under the genre Alternative.
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Shame song length is 7 minutes and 28 seconds.
Who wrote Shame lyrics?
Shame is written by Patrick Watson, Robert Kuster, Mikhail Stein, Simon Angell.
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When was Shame released?
It is first released in 2003 as part of Patrick Watson's album "Just Another Ordinary Day" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Shame lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the piece 'Shame' sung by Patrick Watson is a study of a prehistoric world that changed dramatically and thus turned chaotic and filled with suffering. By using the lyrics, Watson is telling a story where human beings stick to lies and play violent games ending by revealing the evil side of humanity and sorrow as a consequence. The lyrics of Shame mainly shed light on social issues, hopelessness, angst, anger, and thinking. Simultaneously, the piece points out such feelings as loss and regret, innocence and childhood, and violence and destruction. The writing portrays the themes of death, weeping kids, and a general feeling of hopelessness which may not best fit children below 13 years. More so, the mention of people's deaths and the expression 'learning how to kill' illustrate the presence of adult themes that require the assistance of parents.
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Which genre is Shame?
Shame falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Shame?
Shame song length is 7 minutes and 28 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Patrick Watson, Robert Kuster, Mikhail Stein, Simon Angell
Record Label(s): 2009 Secret City Records
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