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Portishead Pedestal Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.26/10 [23 votes]Album: Dummy / Original Release Date: 1994-08-22Genre: ElectronicSong Duration: 3 min 41 sec
PORTISHEAD
- Pedestal Lyrics / with translationsHow can I believe this miracle
Where the wind blows dry
Thru the force of a man
Undenied by his eye
You abandoned me
How I suffer
Ridicule breathes a sigh
You abandoned me
Lost forever
Hush, can you hear.....
Enter and rejoice this pedestal
Where the rainbows hide
Your destiny
Mystery of all time
No time make or reason
Ridicule breathes a sigh
No time make or reason
Hush, hear him cry....
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No time, make or reason
No time, make or reason
No time, make or reason
Where the wind blows dry
Thru the force of a man
Undenied by his eye
You abandoned me
How I suffer
Ridicule breathes a sigh
You abandoned me
Lost forever
Hush, can you hear.....
Enter and rejoice this pedestal
Where the rainbows hide
Mystery of all time
No time make or reason
Ridicule breathes a sigh
No time make or reason
Hush, hear him cry....
[INSTRUMENTAL]
No time, make or reason
No time, make or reason
No time, make or reason
Facts about Pedestal
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Pedestal is written by Beth Gibbons, Geoffrey Barrow, Adrian Francis Utley.
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It is first released on August 22, 1994 as part of Portishead's album "Dummy" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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When we think about the meaning behind each verse, the song “Pedestal” by Portishead expresses the sense of being left alone and pain through the use of metaphors such as the dry wind blowing and the rainbows hiding. It gives a deeper understanding of the suffering caused by mockery and the quest for meaning in a place where time does not matter, and people do not hear the cries. Most of the ideas in Pedestal lyrics are centered around love lost, suffering, thinking, and being alone. Besides that, the song points out the significance of rejection and death, the quest for meaning, and the duration of existence. There are no expletives, adult themes, or any representations of violence, sex, or drug use in the lyrics. They can be listened to by everyone.
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Pedestal falls under the genre Electronic.
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Pedestal song length is 3 minutes and 41 seconds.
Who wrote Pedestal lyrics?
Pedestal is written by Beth Gibbons, Geoffrey Barrow, Adrian Francis Utley.
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When was Pedestal released?
It is first released on August 22, 1994 as part of Portishead's album "Dummy" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Pedestal lyrics?
When we think about the meaning behind each verse, the song “Pedestal” by Portishead expresses the sense of being left alone and pain through the use of metaphors such as the dry wind blowing and the rainbows hiding. It gives a deeper understanding of the suffering caused by mockery and the quest for meaning in a place where time does not matter, and people do not hear the cries. Most of the ideas in Pedestal lyrics are centered around love lost, suffering, thinking, and being alone. Besides that, the song points out the significance of rejection and death, the quest for meaning, and the duration of existence. There are no expletives, adult themes, or any representations of violence, sex, or drug use in the lyrics. They can be listened to by everyone.
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Which genre is Pedestal?
Pedestal falls under the genre Electronic.
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How long is the song Pedestal?
Pedestal song length is 3 minutes and 41 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Beth Gibbons, Geoffrey Barrow, Adrian Francis UtleyRecord Label(s): 1994 Go Discs Ltd
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