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- Three Wild Georges Lyrics / with translationsSound that comes from the upstairs room
Is like the sound of my stranded heart
The sound of something alive and afraid
Is like my stranded heart
Helpless bird, beat on in vain
Beat out your life on the windowpane
Remember the sun, remember the light
And the freedom of flight
Afraid of the shadows of the dark world inside
It struggles to be free
Afraid of the snares of the dark world inside
It struggles to be free
Helpless bird, beat on in vain
Beat out your life on the windowpane
Remember the sun, remember the light
And the freedom of flight
Is like the sound of my stranded heart
The sound of something alive and afraid
Is like my stranded heart
Helpless bird, beat on in vain
Beat out your life on the windowpane
Remember the sun, remember the light
And the freedom of flight
It struggles to be free
Afraid of the snares of the dark world inside
It struggles to be free
Helpless bird, beat on in vain
Beat out your life on the windowpane
Remember the sun, remember the light
And the freedom of flight
Facts about Three Wild Georges
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Three Wild Georges is written by Rosie Cuckston, Jonthan Owen, Matthew Eaton, Daren Garrett, Max Simpson.
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It is first released in 1995 as part of Pram's album "Sargasso Sea" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the metaphor in 'Three Wild Georges' by Pram shows how a bird confined to a windowpane represents the battle between inner conflict and the quest for freedom. The song expresses a duality between the desire to break free from his current situation and the recollection of his past days of freedom. The lyrics of Three Wild Georges show six main themes which include both freedom and empowerment and the process of self-reflection. The song shows that people who experience helplessness need to break free from their constraints. The lyrics of the song show two main themes which include struggle and fear, but these themes will be too intense for young children to handle. The content contains no explicit language but present parents with the requirement of guiding their children through the emotional intensity and metaphorical depiction of a 'helpless bird' in the material.
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Three Wild Georges falls under the genre Alternative.
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Three Wild Georges song length is 4 minutes and 59 seconds.
Who wrote Three Wild Georges lyrics?
Three Wild Georges is written by Rosie Cuckston, Jonthan Owen, Matthew Eaton, Daren Garrett, Max Simpson.
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When was Three Wild Georges released?
It is first released in 1995 as part of Pram's album "Sargasso Sea" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Three Wild Georges lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the metaphor in 'Three Wild Georges' by Pram shows how a bird confined to a windowpane represents the battle between inner conflict and the quest for freedom. The song expresses a duality between the desire to break free from his current situation and the recollection of his past days of freedom. The lyrics of Three Wild Georges show six main themes which include both freedom and empowerment and the process of self-reflection. The song shows that people who experience helplessness need to break free from their constraints. The lyrics of the song show two main themes which include struggle and fear, but these themes will be too intense for young children to handle. The content contains no explicit language but present parents with the requirement of guiding their children through the emotional intensity and metaphorical depiction of a 'helpless bird' in the material.
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Which genre is Three Wild Georges?
Three Wild Georges falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Three Wild Georges?
Three Wild Georges song length is 4 minutes and 59 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Rosie Cuckston, Jonthan Owen, Matthew Eaton, Daren Garrett, Max SimpsonRecord Label(s): 1995 Too Pure
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