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- Gagging Order Lyrics / with translationsI know what you're thinking
But I'm not your property
No matter what you say
No matter what you say
Move along
There's nothing left to see
Just a body
Nothing left to see
A couple more for breakfast
A little more for tea
Just to take the edge off
Just to take the edge off
Move along
There's nothing left to see
Just a body
Pouring down the street
Move along
There's nothing left to see
Just a body
Nothing left to see
Move along
But I'm not your property
No matter what you say
No matter what you say
Move along
There's nothing left to see
Just a body
Nothing left to see
A couple more for breakfast
A little more for tea
Just to take the edge off
Move along
There's nothing left to see
Just a body
Pouring down the street
Move along
There's nothing left to see
Just a body
Nothing left to see
Move along
Facts about Gagging Order
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Gagging Order 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 May 26, 2003 as part of Radiohead's album "Hail to the Thief" which includes 27 tracks in total. This song is the 18th track on this album.
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When we take a closer look at its interpretation, the lyrics of 'Gagging Order' by Radiohead show how the singer experiences both emotional distance and objectification because people measure his worth through his physical body. The singer uses the repeated phrase 'Move along, there's nothing left to see' to show how people ignore him because they fail to understand him on a personal level. Gagging order lyrics mostly emphasizes despair, angst, solitude, reflection and anger. The song demonstrates how people need self-identity and autonomy while experiencing emptiness and loss and using their coping mechanisms. The lyrics present themes of detachment and existential reflection which younger children should not experience. The content contains no explicit language or graphic material but the overall tone and subject matter require parental guidance.
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Gagging Order falls under the genre Alternative.
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Gagging Order song length is 3 minutes and 35 seconds.
Who wrote Gagging Order lyrics?
Gagging Order 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 Gagging Order released?
It is first released on May 26, 2003 as part of Radiohead's album "Hail to the Thief" which includes 27 tracks in total. This song is the 18th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Gagging Order lyrics?
When we take a closer look at its interpretation, the lyrics of 'Gagging Order' by Radiohead show how the singer experiences both emotional distance and objectification because people measure his worth through his physical body. The singer uses the repeated phrase 'Move along, there's nothing left to see' to show how people ignore him because they fail to understand him on a personal level. Gagging order lyrics mostly emphasizes despair, angst, solitude, reflection and anger. The song demonstrates how people need self-identity and autonomy while experiencing emptiness and loss and using their coping mechanisms. The lyrics present themes of detachment and existential reflection which younger children should not experience. The content contains no explicit language or graphic material but the overall tone and subject matter require parental guidance.
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Which genre is Gagging Order?
Gagging Order falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Gagging Order?
Gagging Order song length is 3 minutes and 35 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Philip James Selway, Jonathan Richard Guy Greenwood, Colin Charles Greenwood, Edward John O'brien, Thomas Edward YorkeRecord Label(s): 2009 The copyright in this compilation is owned by EMI Records Ltd
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