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Phil Keaggy Tell Me How You Feel Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7/10 [17 votes]Album: Phil Keaggy and Sunday's Child / Original Release Date: 1988-01-01Genre: Christian & GospelSong Duration: 3 min 22 sec
PHIL KEAGGY
- Tell Me How You Feel Lyrics / with translationsYou say tomorrow,
Tonight is better for me,
You say the time isn't right,
It's better to wait.
Listen to me I'll be there looking,
Watch me I'll be looking,
I'll be there looking your way.
You've got your name up in lights,
You're feeling ok,
Listen to me I'll be there looking,
Watch me I'll be looking for you,
I'll be there looking your way.
Tell me how you feel on the inside
When the spotlight's not around.
Do you run away cause
You cannot face the crowd alone.
You say you posted tonight
A letter to me,
Listen to me I'll be there waiting,
Watching and waiting for it,
I'll be there waiting to read
Just what is written there on the inside,
It's where you let it all come out.
Will you throw away what
You cannot say because you doubt.
So let it out, let it out, so let it out.
I'll make arrangements alright,
The dinner's on me,
You say tomorrow tonight,
Or just wait and see.
Listen to me I'll be there looking,
Watch me I'll be looking,
I'll be there looking to see you
Tell me how you feel on the inside
When the lights are finally out,
Will you run away,
You won't have to face the crowd tonight.
Tonight is better for me,
You say the time isn't right,
It's better to wait.
Listen to me I'll be there looking,
Watch me I'll be looking,
I'll be there looking your way.
You've got your name up in lights,
You're feeling ok,
Listen to me I'll be there looking,
Watch me I'll be looking for you,
I'll be there looking your way.
Tell me how you feel on the inside
When the spotlight's not around.
Do you run away cause
You cannot face the crowd alone.
You say you posted tonight
A letter to me,
Listen to me I'll be there waiting,
Watching and waiting for it,
Just what is written there on the inside,
It's where you let it all come out.
Will you throw away what
You cannot say because you doubt.
So let it out, let it out, so let it out.
I'll make arrangements alright,
The dinner's on me,
You say tomorrow tonight,
Or just wait and see.
Listen to me I'll be there looking,
Watch me I'll be looking,
I'll be there looking to see you
Tell me how you feel on the inside
When the lights are finally out,
Will you run away,
You won't have to face the crowd tonight.
Facts about Tell Me How You Feel
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Tell Me How You Feel is written by Gus Redmond, Kenneth Karlin, Fred E. Simon, Larry Brownlee, Carsten Schack, Channette M. Higgens, Channoah L. Higgens, Jeffrey Simon.
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It is first released on January 01, 1988 as part of Phil Keaggy's album "Phil Keaggy and Sunday's Child" which includes 13 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, the song 'Tell Me How You Feel' by Phil Keaggy delves into the theme of communication and emotional expression. The song shows a situation in which people should express their emotions instead of running away from their internal battles. The lyrics use metaphors like 'lights out' and 'facing the crowd' to show people who experience vulnerable moments which make them feel threatened that others will judge them. The lyrics of tell me how you feel demonstrate four main themes which include reflection and love and anxiety and solitary existence and personal empowerment. The song demonstrates two main ideas which include the value of waiting and wanting things and the need for people to show their authentic self while receiving help from others. The lyrics contain no explicit language, adult themes, or violence. The content of the material remains appropriate for all age groups because it displays human emotions through personal stories without any offensive material.
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Tell Me How You Feel falls under the genre Christian & Gospel.
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Tell Me How You Feel song length is 3 minutes and 22 seconds.
Who wrote Tell Me How You Feel lyrics?
Tell Me How You Feel is written by Gus Redmond, Kenneth Karlin, Fred E. Simon, Larry Brownlee, Carsten Schack, Channette M. Higgens, Channoah L. Higgens, Jeffrey Simon.
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When was Tell Me How You Feel released?
It is first released on January 01, 1988 as part of Phil Keaggy's album "Phil Keaggy and Sunday's Child" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Tell Me How You Feel lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the song 'Tell Me How You Feel' by Phil Keaggy delves into the theme of communication and emotional expression. The song shows a situation in which people should express their emotions instead of running away from their internal battles. The lyrics use metaphors like 'lights out' and 'facing the crowd' to show people who experience vulnerable moments which make them feel threatened that others will judge them. The lyrics of tell me how you feel demonstrate four main themes which include reflection and love and anxiety and solitary existence and personal empowerment. The song demonstrates two main ideas which include the value of waiting and wanting things and the need for people to show their authentic self while receiving help from others. The lyrics contain no explicit language, adult themes, or violence. The content of the material remains appropriate for all age groups because it displays human emotions through personal stories without any offensive material.
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Which genre is Tell Me How You Feel?
Tell Me How You Feel falls under the genre Christian & Gospel.
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How long is the song Tell Me How You Feel?
Tell Me How You Feel song length is 3 minutes and 22 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Gus Redmond, Kenneth Karlin, Fred E. Simon, Larry Brownlee, Carsten Schack, Channette M. Higgens, Channoah L. Higgens, Jeffrey Simon
Record Label(s): 1988 Word Incorporated
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