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Primordial Cities Carved In Stone Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.20/10 [20 votes]Album: The Gathering Wilderness / Original Release Date: 2005-02-07Genre: RockSong Duration: 8 min 07 sec
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- Cities Carved In Stone Lyrics / with translationsI lost my self, in those streets
A passenger of foreign tongue
The sun sets, in the same language
And rises just the same
There was no grand design
To get to this point
No absolutes, no given truths
We were not carved in stone
She sent the sun to heal me
She sent the moon to guide me
And when the words failed me
So she lay beside me
Sometimes I get to thinking of the past
When I've had more than a drink or two
Who knows where the days go
And would you ever want them back
A passenger of foreign tongue
The sun sets, in the same language
And rises just the same
There was no grand design
To get to this point
No absolutes, no given truths
We were not carved in stone
She sent the sun to heal me
And when the words failed me
So she lay beside me
Sometimes I get to thinking of the past
When I've had more than a drink or two
Who knows where the days go
And would you ever want them back
Facts about Cities Carved In Stone
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Cities Carved In Stone is written by Paul Gawley, Simon O'leary, Alan Averill, Ciaran Williams, Michael Henry Flynn.
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It is first released on February 07, 2005 as part of Primordial's album "The Gathering Wilderness" which includes 7 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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When we look deeper into its meaning, 'Cities Carved In Stone' by Primordial reflects on the transient nature of life and the search for meaning in a world that feels impermanent. The sun and moon function as celestial guides which provide healing power to people who experience life's uncertainties. The lyrics of Cities carved in stone focus on reflection and solitude and love and nostalgia and peace. The song demonstrates how everything revolves around three main themes, which include personal discovery through identity loss and life uncertainties and the process of healing through guidance and the experience of nostalgia and reflection. The lyrics contain some mature themes and mild language, which suggests a PG rating for parental guidance.
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Cities Carved In Stone falls under the genre Rock.
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Cities Carved In Stone song length is 8 minutes and 07 seconds.
Who wrote Cities Carved In Stone lyrics?
Cities Carved In Stone is written by Paul Gawley, Simon O'leary, Alan Averill, Ciaran Williams, Michael Henry Flynn.
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When was Cities Carved In Stone released?
It is first released on February 07, 2005 as part of Primordial's album "The Gathering Wilderness" which includes 7 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Cities Carved In Stone lyrics?
When we look deeper into its meaning, 'Cities Carved In Stone' by Primordial reflects on the transient nature of life and the search for meaning in a world that feels impermanent. The sun and moon function as celestial guides which provide healing power to people who experience life's uncertainties. The lyrics of Cities carved in stone focus on reflection and solitude and love and nostalgia and peace. The song demonstrates how everything revolves around three main themes, which include personal discovery through identity loss and life uncertainties and the process of healing through guidance and the experience of nostalgia and reflection. The lyrics contain some mature themes and mild language, which suggests a PG rating for parental guidance.
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Which genre is Cities Carved In Stone?
Cities Carved In Stone falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Cities Carved In Stone?
Cities Carved In Stone song length is 8 minutes and 07 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Paul Gawley, Simon O'leary, Alan Averill, Ciaran Williams, Michael Henry Flynn
Record Label(s): 2005 Metal Blade Records
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