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Porcupine Tree Radioactive Toy Lyrics
Total views: 2 times this week / Rating: 7.73/10 [11 votes]Album: On the Sunday of Life... / Original Release Date: 1991-07Genre: RockSong Duration: 10 min 00 sec
PORCUPINE TREE
- Radioactive Toy Lyrics / with translationsRun through forests on a hot Summer day
Trying to break down walls of numbing pain
Give me the freedom to destroy
Give me radioactive toy
Taste the water from a stream of running death
Eat the apple and cough a dying breath
Feel the sun burning through your black skin
Pour me into a hole, inform my next of kin
Run through graveyards on a dusty Winter day
Spit the dirt out and try to say...
Trying to break down walls of numbing pain
Give me the freedom to destroy
Give me radioactive toy
Taste the water from a stream of running death
Eat the apple and cough a dying breath
Pour me into a hole, inform my next of kin
Run through graveyards on a dusty Winter day
Spit the dirt out and try to say...
Facts about Radioactive Toy
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Radioactive Toy is written by Steven John Wilson.
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It is first released on July 01, 1991 as part of Porcupine Tree's album "On the Sunday of Life..." which includes 18 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, the song "Radioactive Toy" from Porcupine Tree paints a pretty cataclysmic picture through its dense imagery and metaphorical language. The words show a person who wants to be free to blow up the wall and, so, the barrier between him and the decay, represented here by the very 'radioactive toy.' Such a reflection of our modern day, presenting chaos and decay as the only way to fight and get liberated, runs through the whole song. Radioactive toy lyrics mainly revolve around freedom, angst, anger, despair, and empowerment. Meanwhile, destruction and chaos, pain and suffering as well as existential contemplation are at the core of the song. The lyrics imply themes of destruction and death, which may not be appropriate for kids under 13. The visualization of 'running death' and 'graveyards' certainly evokes a darker spirit that could be problematic for the younger ones, thus, parental supervision is recommended.
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Radioactive Toy falls under the genre Rock.
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Radioactive Toy song length is 10 minutes and 00 seconds.
Who wrote Radioactive Toy lyrics?
Radioactive Toy is written by Steven John Wilson.
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When was Radioactive Toy released?
It is first released on July 01, 1991 as part of Porcupine Tree's album "On the Sunday of Life..." which includes 18 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Radioactive Toy lyrics?
When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, the song "Radioactive Toy" from Porcupine Tree paints a pretty cataclysmic picture through its dense imagery and metaphorical language. The words show a person who wants to be free to blow up the wall and, so, the barrier between him and the decay, represented here by the very 'radioactive toy.' Such a reflection of our modern day, presenting chaos and decay as the only way to fight and get liberated, runs through the whole song. Radioactive toy lyrics mainly revolve around freedom, angst, anger, despair, and empowerment. Meanwhile, destruction and chaos, pain and suffering as well as existential contemplation are at the core of the song. The lyrics imply themes of destruction and death, which may not be appropriate for kids under 13. The visualization of 'running death' and 'graveyards' certainly evokes a darker spirit that could be problematic for the younger ones, thus, parental supervision is recommended.
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Which genre is Radioactive Toy?
Radioactive Toy falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Radioactive Toy?
Radioactive Toy song length is 10 minutes and 00 seconds.
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