PENNYWISE
- Alien LyricsEveryday convince myself of everything I can
and can't believe abused confused
Everyday you feel every crime just stare up at the sky
and wonder why afraid deranged
Hold on to your promise you can use it for a crutch stand by
while all your dreams are trampled in the dust
Leave now before your slick machines begin to rust
Last chance farewell among us
Everyday you get a little bit older and everything gets hard you wonder
why afraid deranged
everyday you feel every crime an endless shocking show
on the parade abused confused
Where are the Aliens?
We're the Aliens
and can't believe abused confused
Everyday you feel every crime just stare up at the sky
and wonder why afraid deranged
Hold on to your promise you can use it for a crutch stand by
while all your dreams are trampled in the dust
Leave now before your slick machines begin to rust
Everyday you get a little bit older and everything gets hard you wonder
why afraid deranged
everyday you feel every crime an endless shocking show
on the parade abused confused
Where are the Aliens?
We're the Aliens
Facts about Alien
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Alien is written by Randy James Bradbury, Fletcher Douglas Dragge, Byron C. Mcmackin, James William Lindberg.
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It is first released on May 25, 1999 as part of Pennywise's album "Straight Ahead" which includes 17 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, Pennywise's Alien shows how people experience isolation and loss through the alien metaphor, which demonstrates their feeling of not fitting in while they fight against social expectations and their dreams fade away. The lyrics of Alien focus on expressing feelings of angst and despair and reflection and anger and solitude. The song expresses two vital elements that include existential crises and the process of losing all dreams and future possibilities that lead to alienation. The lyrics contain themes of abuse, confusion, fear, and derangement, which are more suited for a mature audience. The song's repeated use of 'abused' and 'confused' creates an emotional experience through its association with dreams that get 'trampled in the dust', which should not be accessed by young children. The material and attitude of the content require a PG-13 rating because it needs to inform parents about the upcoming material.
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Alien falls under the genre Rock.
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Alien song length is 4 minutes and 07 seconds.
Who wrote Alien lyrics?
Alien is written by Randy James Bradbury, Fletcher Douglas Dragge, Byron C. Mcmackin, James William Lindberg.
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When was Alien released?
It is first released on May 25, 1999 as part of Pennywise's album "Straight Ahead" which includes 17 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Alien lyrics?
When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, Pennywise's Alien shows how people experience isolation and loss through the alien metaphor, which demonstrates their feeling of not fitting in while they fight against social expectations and their dreams fade away. The lyrics of Alien focus on expressing feelings of angst and despair and reflection and anger and solitude. The song expresses two vital elements that include existential crises and the process of losing all dreams and future possibilities that lead to alienation. The lyrics contain themes of abuse, confusion, fear, and derangement, which are more suited for a mature audience. The song's repeated use of 'abused' and 'confused' creates an emotional experience through its association with dreams that get 'trampled in the dust', which should not be accessed by young children. The material and attitude of the content require a PG-13 rating because it needs to inform parents about the upcoming material.
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Which genre is Alien?
Alien falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Alien?
Alien song length is 4 minutes and 07 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Randy James Bradbury, Fletcher Douglas Dragge, Byron C. Mcmackin, James William Lindberg
Record Label(s): 1999 Epitaph
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