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- Syracuse Lyrics / with translationsI step down into sand
Water carries us from here
(Whatever the thing that set you up
Set you off and down again)
I'm fightin' this assignment
I'm wishin' we fall into the well
I'm fightin' this assignment
I'm wishin' we fall into the world
(Until he's spared no reason)
I step down into sand
Water carries us from here
(What he doesn't know
What he doesn't know
Could fit inside a thimble)
I missed your monotube?
I missed you... far away...
Water carries us from here
(Whatever the thing that set you up
Set you off and down again)
I'm fightin' this assignment
I'm wishin' we fall into the well
I'm fightin' this assignment
I'm wishin' we fall into the world
I step down into sand
Water carries us from here
(What he doesn't know
What he doesn't know
Could fit inside a thimble)
I missed your monotube?
I missed you... far away...
Facts about Syracuse
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Syracuse is written by Robertdale Rulon Crow, Armistead Burwell Smith.
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It is first released on October 11, 2004 as part of Pinback's album "Summer in Abaddon" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the metaphor of stepping into sand that is gradually taken over by water is used in the song 'Syracuse' by Pinback to communicate the feeling of getting completely submerged in situations that one cannot control. The chorus lines about battling with schoolwork and craving to dive into the world infer an escape or a wish for a different, quieter, and more peaceful place, while the reference to missing someone who is really far away indicates a yearning for intimacy among the hardships. The lyrics of Syracuse mainly focus on emotions such as angst, heartbreak, despair, nature, and reflection. The song succeeds in highlighting at the same time the aspects of love and nostalgia, the duality of struggle and coexistence, and the phenomena of transience and change. The lyrics portray some topics and concepts of maturity that might need parents' guidance, however, they do not contain any explicit language, violence, or adult content that would require a higher rating.
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Syracuse falls under the genre Alternative.
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Syracuse song length is 3 minutes and 49 seconds.
Who wrote Syracuse lyrics?
Syracuse is written by Robertdale Rulon Crow, Armistead Burwell Smith.
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When was Syracuse released?
It is first released on October 11, 2004 as part of Pinback's album "Summer in Abaddon" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Syracuse lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the metaphor of stepping into sand that is gradually taken over by water is used in the song 'Syracuse' by Pinback to communicate the feeling of getting completely submerged in situations that one cannot control. The chorus lines about battling with schoolwork and craving to dive into the world infer an escape or a wish for a different, quieter, and more peaceful place, while the reference to missing someone who is really far away indicates a yearning for intimacy among the hardships. The lyrics of Syracuse mainly focus on emotions such as angst, heartbreak, despair, nature, and reflection. The song succeeds in highlighting at the same time the aspects of love and nostalgia, the duality of struggle and coexistence, and the phenomena of transience and change. The lyrics portray some topics and concepts of maturity that might need parents' guidance, however, they do not contain any explicit language, violence, or adult content that would require a higher rating.
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Which genre is Syracuse?
Syracuse falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Syracuse?
Syracuse song length is 3 minutes and 49 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Robertdale Rulon Crow, Armistead Burwell SmithRecord Label(s): 2004 Touch and Go Records
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