Bones
Radiohead
Radiohead
RADIOHEAD
- Bones LyricsI don't want to be crippled cracked
Shoulders, wrists, knees and back
Ground to dust and ash
Crawling on all fours
When you've got to feel it in your bones
When you've got to feel it in your bones
Now I can't climb the stairs
Pieces missing everywhere
Prozak painkillers
When you've got to feel it in your bones
When you've got to feel it in your bones
And I used to fly like peter pan
All the children flew when I touched their hands
When you've got to feel it in your bones
When you've got to feel it in your bones
Shoulders, wrists, knees and back
Ground to dust and ash
Crawling on all fours
When you've got to feel it in your bones
When you've got to feel it in your bones
Now I can't climb the stairs
Pieces missing everywhere
Prozak painkillers
When you've got to feel it in your bones
And I used to fly like peter pan
All the children flew when I touched their hands
When you've got to feel it in your bones
When you've got to feel it in your bones
Facts about Bones
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Bones is written by Philip James Selway, Jonathan Richard Guy Greenwood, Colin Charles Greenwood, Edward John O'brien, Thomas Edward Yorke.
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It is first released on March 13, 1995 as part of Radiohead's album "The Bends" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we try to interpret the meaning, Radiohead's 'Bones' song thoroughly examines the physical and emotional costs of fighting life's battles, which is shown through the imagery of 'crippled and cracked' and 'ground to dust and ash'. The phrase 'feeling it in your bones' indicates that these troubles are very deep and visceral, whereas the Peter Pan analogy suggests a desire for innocence and the ability to play once again. The lyrics of Bones are mainly focused on the feelings of angst, contemplation, heartbreak, despair, and isolation. In a sense, they are also speaking about the very process of the struggle, pain and loss and the shedding of the innocence that comes with that. The writing is laced with painful physical and mental health issues, which might not be suitable for ages below 13. Besides, the mentioning of drugs like Prozac and painkillers implies the presence of adult-related issues concerning mental health and ways of coping.
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Bones falls under the genre Alternative.
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Bones song length is 3 minutes and 09 seconds.
Who wrote Bones lyrics?
Bones is written by Philip James Selway, Jonathan Richard Guy Greenwood, Colin Charles Greenwood, Edward John O'brien, Thomas Edward Yorke.
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When was Bones released?
It is first released on March 13, 1995 as part of Radiohead's album "The Bends" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Bones lyrics?
When we try to interpret the meaning, Radiohead's 'Bones' song thoroughly examines the physical and emotional costs of fighting life's battles, which is shown through the imagery of 'crippled and cracked' and 'ground to dust and ash'. The phrase 'feeling it in your bones' indicates that these troubles are very deep and visceral, whereas the Peter Pan analogy suggests a desire for innocence and the ability to play once again. The lyrics of Bones are mainly focused on the feelings of angst, contemplation, heartbreak, despair, and isolation. In a sense, they are also speaking about the very process of the struggle, pain and loss and the shedding of the innocence that comes with that. The writing is laced with painful physical and mental health issues, which might not be suitable for ages below 13. Besides, the mentioning of drugs like Prozac and painkillers implies the presence of adult-related issues concerning mental health and ways of coping.
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Which genre is Bones?
Bones falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Bones?
Bones song length is 3 minutes and 09 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Philip James Selway, Jonathan Richard Guy Greenwood, Colin Charles Greenwood, Edward John O'brien, Thomas Edward Yorke
Record Label(s): 1995 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by EMI Records Ltd
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