PENTAGRAM
- Frustration LyricsLifes biggest frustration is you have to die
And when your gone will anybody care why
How long does it take to make you climb the wall
How long does it take to make you go insane
Well I'm going to find your breaking point
It shouldn't take too long - no
Well alright
Festive lights straight up ahead
Frustration and fright you'll soon be dead
Well I'm going to find your breaking point
It shouldn't take long - no
Look out
Festive lights straight up ahead
Frustration and fright you'll soon be dead
Festive lights straight up ahead
And when your gone will anybody care why
How long does it take to make you climb the wall
How long does it take to make you go insane
Well I'm going to find your breaking point
It shouldn't take too long - no
Well alright
Festive lights straight up ahead
Well I'm going to find your breaking point
It shouldn't take long - no
Look out
Festive lights straight up ahead
Frustration and fright you'll soon be dead
Festive lights straight up ahead
Facts about Frustration
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Frustration is written by Robert H. Liebling.
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It is first released in 1994 as part of Pentagram's album "Be Forewarned" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, Pentagram's 'Frustration' portrays the overpowering aspect of life's difficulties and the constant shadow of death through the metaphor of 'festival lights', which also indicates the false temptation of getting away or getting relief that ultimately leads to sorrow. The lyrics of Frustration mainly spotlight trembling hearts, disillusion, rage, deep thoughts and solitary life. Meanwhile, the composition lays emphasis on death and existential crisis, mental warfare and insanity, breaking point and desperation, and danger and doom coming upon us. The words carry themes of annoyance, dying and madness, which are already quite adult and could be hard for the young ones to digest. Furthermore, the recurring phrase of 'frustration and fright you'll soon be dead' brings in a strong aspect that deserves a PG-13 classification.
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Frustration falls under the genre Rock.
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Frustration is produced by Pentagram, Chris “Murph” Murphy.
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Frustration song length is 3 minutes and 35 seconds.
Who wrote Frustration lyrics?
Frustration is written by Robert H. Liebling.
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When was Frustration released?
It is first released in 1994 as part of Pentagram's album "Be Forewarned" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Frustration lyrics?
When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, Pentagram's 'Frustration' portrays the overpowering aspect of life's difficulties and the constant shadow of death through the metaphor of 'festival lights', which also indicates the false temptation of getting away or getting relief that ultimately leads to sorrow. The lyrics of Frustration mainly spotlight trembling hearts, disillusion, rage, deep thoughts and solitary life. Meanwhile, the composition lays emphasis on death and existential crisis, mental warfare and insanity, breaking point and desperation, and danger and doom coming upon us. The words carry themes of annoyance, dying and madness, which are already quite adult and could be hard for the young ones to digest. Furthermore, the recurring phrase of 'frustration and fright you'll soon be dead' brings in a strong aspect that deserves a PG-13 classification.
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Which genre is Frustration?
Frustration falls under the genre Rock.
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Who produced Frustration?
Frustration is produced by Pentagram, Chris “Murph” Murphy.
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How long is the song Frustration?
Frustration song length is 3 minutes and 35 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Robert H. Liebling
Record Label(s): 2005 Peaceville
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