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- You And Whose Army Lyrics / with translationsCome on, come on
You think you drive me crazy
Come on, come on
You and whose army?
You and your cronies
Come on, come on
Holy roman empire
Come on if you think
Come on if you think
You can take us all on
You can take us all on
You and whose army?
You and your cronies
You forget so easily
You ought to know
You ought to know
Oh so sad
Oh so sad
Oh so sad
You ought to know
You ought to know
I'm so sad
I'm so sad
I'm so sad..
You think you drive me crazy
Come on, come on
You and whose army?
You and your cronies
Come on, come on
Holy roman empire
Come on if you think
Come on if you think
You can take us all on
You can take us all on
You and your cronies
You forget so easily
You ought to know
You ought to know
Oh so sad
Oh so sad
Oh so sad
You ought to know
You ought to know
I'm so sad
I'm so sad
I'm so sad..
Facts about You And Whose Army
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You And Whose Army 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 June 04, 2001 as part of Radiohead's album "Amnesiac" which includes 11 tracks in total.
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When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, the song 'You And Whose Army?' by Radiohead uses the metaphor of 'You and your cronies' to challenge authority or those who try to overpower others. The reference to 'Ghost horses' symbolizes a haunting presence or a force that cannot be easily defeated, which demonstrates the strength to resist oppressive powers. You and whose army lyrics mostly show empowerment together with feelings of anger and freedom and social commentary. The song shows that people need to resist power while they should stand together to build their strength. The lyrics contain no explicit language, mature themes, or depictions of violence, nudity, or drug use. The content is suitable for all ages.
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You And Whose Army falls under the genre Rock.
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You And Whose Army song length is 3 minutes and 11 seconds.
Who wrote You And Whose Army lyrics?
You And Whose Army 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 You And Whose Army released?
It is first released on June 04, 2001 as part of Radiohead's album "Amnesiac" which includes 11 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind You And Whose Army lyrics?
When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, the song 'You And Whose Army?' by Radiohead uses the metaphor of 'You and your cronies' to challenge authority or those who try to overpower others. The reference to 'Ghost horses' symbolizes a haunting presence or a force that cannot be easily defeated, which demonstrates the strength to resist oppressive powers. You and whose army lyrics mostly show empowerment together with feelings of anger and freedom and social commentary. The song shows that people need to resist power while they should stand together to build their strength. The lyrics contain no explicit language, mature themes, or depictions of violence, nudity, or drug use. The content is suitable for all ages.
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Which genre is You And Whose Army?
You And Whose Army falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song You And Whose Army?
You And Whose Army song length is 3 minutes and 11 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): 2001 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Parlophone Records Ltd
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