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Paul Simon That's Where I Belong Lyrics
Total views: 2 times this week / Rating: 7.56/10 [9 votes]Album: You're the One / Original Release Date: 2000-10-02Genre: PopSong Duration: 3 min 12 sec
PAUL SIMON
- That's Where I Belong Lyrics / with translationsWords & music by paul simon
Somewhere in a burst of glory
Sound becomes a song
I'm bound to tell a story
That's where I belong
When I see you smiling
When I hear you singing
Lavender and roses
Every ending a beginning
The way you turn
And catch me with your eye
Ay ay ay
That's where I belong
When I see you smiling
When I hear you singing
Lavender and roses
Every ending a beginning
That's the way it is
I don't know why
Ay ay ay
But that's where I belong
A spiny little island man
Plays a jingling banjo
He's walking down a dirt road
Carrying his radio
To a river where the water meets the sky
Ay ay ay
That's where I belong
Somewhere in a burst of glory
Sound becomes a song
I'm bound to tell a story
That's where I belong
When I see you smiling
When I hear you singing
Lavender and roses
Every ending a beginning
The way you turn
And catch me with your eye
Ay ay ay
That's where I belong
When I see you smiling
Lavender and roses
Every ending a beginning
That's the way it is
I don't know why
Ay ay ay
But that's where I belong
A spiny little island man
Plays a jingling banjo
He's walking down a dirt road
Carrying his radio
To a river where the water meets the sky
Ay ay ay
That's where I belong
Facts about That's Where I Belong
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That's Where I Belong is written and performed by Paul Simon.
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It is first released on October 02, 2000 as part of Paul Simon's album "You're the One" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Paul Simon's 'That's Where I Belong' shows how people discover their true identity through building relationships and experiencing life with others. The song uses the visual elements of 'lavender and roses' to represent love and renewal which serves as the main theme of the song. The song conveys two main messages about belonging and love and connections and about finding happiness in simple things. The lyrics present three main themes which include love, joy, and belonging yet they maintain complete family-friendly content because they exclude any offensive language or violent material or adult themes. It is suitable for all ages.
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That's Where I Belong falls under the genre Pop.
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That's Where I Belong song length is 3 minutes and 12 seconds.
Who wrote That's Where I Belong lyrics?
That's Where I Belong is written and performed by Paul Simon.
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When was That's Where I Belong released?
It is first released on October 02, 2000 as part of Paul Simon's album "You're the One" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind That's Where I Belong lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Paul Simon's 'That's Where I Belong' shows how people discover their true identity through building relationships and experiencing life with others. The song uses the visual elements of 'lavender and roses' to represent love and renewal which serves as the main theme of the song. The song conveys two main messages about belonging and love and connections and about finding happiness in simple things. The lyrics present three main themes which include love, joy, and belonging yet they maintain complete family-friendly content because they exclude any offensive language or violent material or adult themes. It is suitable for all ages.
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Which genre is That's Where I Belong?
That's Where I Belong falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song That's Where I Belong?
That's Where I Belong song length is 3 minutes and 12 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Paul SimonRecord Label(s): 2000, 2001 & 2004 Paul Simon under exclusive license to Sony Music Entertainment
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