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Porcupine Tree Fadeaway Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 8/10 [12 votes]Album: Up the Downstair / Original Release Date: 1993-05Genre: RockSong Duration: 6 min 19 sec
PORCUPINE TREE
- Fadeaway Lyrics / with translationsLyrics - Alan Duffy
Music - Steven Wilson
I sat in the room with a view
The girl in the photograph knew
Can't you see?
Why is she laughing at me?
I stumbled through the dark unaware
The face in the hall isn't there
Tomorrow has gone
Where do the voices come from?
Watching the leaves as they blew
Lost in the room with a view
Climb the walls
You did not know me at all
I fell through a hole in the floor
The audience cried out for more
Fadeaway
It's just another day
Hit heaven far too high.
Music - Steven Wilson
I sat in the room with a view
The girl in the photograph knew
Can't you see?
Why is she laughing at me?
I stumbled through the dark unaware
The face in the hall isn't there
Tomorrow has gone
Where do the voices come from?
Lost in the room with a view
Climb the walls
You did not know me at all
I fell through a hole in the floor
The audience cried out for more
Fadeaway
It's just another day
Hit heaven far too high.
Facts about Fadeaway
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Fadeaway is written by Steven Wilson, Alan Murray Duffy.
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It is first released on May 01, 1993 as part of Porcupine Tree's album "Up the Downstair" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the song 'Fadeaway' by Porcupine Tree explores the subjects of loneliness and existential doubt, with the help of metaphors such as 'the room with a view' and 'the face in the hall' to portray the feeling of disconnection and the difficult-to-grasp quality of reality. The words of Fadeaway mainly highlight angst, reflection, despair, solitude and heartbreak. In addition, the song underlines the negative side of alienation, existential confusion and transcendence along with their effects. The lyrics are full of abstract and somewhat disturbing pictures, which can be confusing or even frightening to very young children. The themes and the language are subtly suggestive, but still, parental guidance may be required to make sure that the content is suitable for the child's comprehension and emotional sensitivity.
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Fadeaway falls under the genre Rock.
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Fadeaway is produced by Steven Wilson.
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Fadeaway song length is 6 minutes and 19 seconds.
Who wrote Fadeaway lyrics?
Fadeaway is written by Steven Wilson, Alan Murray Duffy.
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When was Fadeaway released?
It is first released on May 01, 1993 as part of Porcupine Tree's album "Up the Downstair" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Fadeaway lyrics?
When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the song 'Fadeaway' by Porcupine Tree explores the subjects of loneliness and existential doubt, with the help of metaphors such as 'the room with a view' and 'the face in the hall' to portray the feeling of disconnection and the difficult-to-grasp quality of reality. The words of Fadeaway mainly highlight angst, reflection, despair, solitude and heartbreak. In addition, the song underlines the negative side of alienation, existential confusion and transcendence along with their effects. The lyrics are full of abstract and somewhat disturbing pictures, which can be confusing or even frightening to very young children. The themes and the language are subtly suggestive, but still, parental guidance may be required to make sure that the content is suitable for the child's comprehension and emotional sensitivity.
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Which genre is Fadeaway?
Fadeaway falls under the genre Rock.
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Who produced Fadeaway?
Fadeaway is produced by Steven Wilson.
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How long is the song Fadeaway?
Fadeaway song length is 6 minutes and 19 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Steven Wilson, Alan Murray DuffyRecord Label(s): 2009 Kscope
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