To Defy The Laws Of Tradition
Primus
Primus
PRIMUS
- To Defy The Laws Of Tradition LyricsWhat if Christmas didn't come this year
and no one paid for Christmas cheer?
Who would cry the biggest tear,
the child or the store?
Why do brides wear virgin white?
Most do not deserve that right.
But to choose a color of their delight
would surely bring on the frowns.
To defy the laws of tradition
is a crusade only of the brave.
Suppose the taxman, he comes to town,
and you don't lay your money down.
Yet Mr. Jones he killed Mr. Brown the other day.
Well I wonder, who's gonna go to hell.
and no one paid for Christmas cheer?
Who would cry the biggest tear,
the child or the store?
Why do brides wear virgin white?
Most do not deserve that right.
But to choose a color of their delight
would surely bring on the frowns.
is a crusade only of the brave.
Suppose the taxman, he comes to town,
and you don't lay your money down.
Yet Mr. Jones he killed Mr. Brown the other day.
Well I wonder, who's gonna go to hell.
Facts about To Defy The Laws Of Tradition
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To Defy The Laws Of Tradition is written by Leslie E Claypool, Timothy W Alexander, Todd R Huth.
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It is first released on May 31, 1990 as part of Primus's album "Frizzle Fry" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Primus's 'To Defy the Laws of Tradition' confronts conventional mores and interrogates the legitimacy of customs. It employs metaphors such as 'the child or the store' and 'the taxman' to demonstrate the ridiculousness and, at times, the detrimental effect of uncritically adhering to the rules. The song's lyrics to defy the laws of tradition mostly focus on social commentary, empowerment, reflection, angst, and freedom. Meanwhile, the piece highlights the necessity of questioning tradition, social norms, and expectations along with courage and resistance. The lyrics indeed feature some adult themes and discussions that may need parental guidance for better comprehension. However, they do not contain any foul language, violence, or other mature content that would justify a higher rating.
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To Defy The Laws Of Tradition falls under the genre Rock.
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To Defy The Laws Of Tradition song length is 6 minutes and 40 seconds.
Who wrote To Defy The Laws Of Tradition lyrics?
To Defy The Laws Of Tradition is written by Leslie E Claypool, Timothy W Alexander, Todd R Huth.
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When was To Defy The Laws Of Tradition released?
It is first released on May 31, 1990 as part of Primus's album "Frizzle Fry" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind To Defy The Laws Of Tradition lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Primus's 'To Defy the Laws of Tradition' confronts conventional mores and interrogates the legitimacy of customs. It employs metaphors such as 'the child or the store' and 'the taxman' to demonstrate the ridiculousness and, at times, the detrimental effect of uncritically adhering to the rules. The song's lyrics to defy the laws of tradition mostly focus on social commentary, empowerment, reflection, angst, and freedom. Meanwhile, the piece highlights the necessity of questioning tradition, social norms, and expectations along with courage and resistance. The lyrics indeed feature some adult themes and discussions that may need parental guidance for better comprehension. However, they do not contain any foul language, violence, or other mature content that would justify a higher rating.
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Which genre is To Defy The Laws Of Tradition?
To Defy The Laws Of Tradition falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song To Defy The Laws Of Tradition?
To Defy The Laws Of Tradition song length is 6 minutes and 40 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Leslie E Claypool, Timothy W Alexander, Todd R Huth
Record Label(s): 2002 Prawn Song Records
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