REBIRTH
- Common Ends Lyrics / with translationsWe belong as strangers in the waiting room
And time has brought, a common scene of love and lost
Canvased in an undeclared relationship
Where one must start to link our minds, and free our
thoughts
Oh stop.. Connect it once again
Turn a stranger to a friend
Sharing themes with common ends
Falling faith, our whispers turn to conversate
Of hopes and doubts, We're unprepared to face farewells
Our stolen dreams rekindle in our memories
But life won't stop. It starts with one to carry on
So stop.. Connect it once again
Turn a stranger to a friend
Sharing themes with common ends
And time has brought, a common scene of love and lost
Canvased in an undeclared relationship
Where one must start to link our minds, and free our
thoughts
Oh stop.. Connect it once again
Turn a stranger to a friend
Sharing themes with common ends
Of hopes and doubts, We're unprepared to face farewells
Our stolen dreams rekindle in our memories
But life won't stop. It starts with one to carry on
So stop.. Connect it once again
Turn a stranger to a friend
Sharing themes with common ends
Facts about Common Ends
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Common Ends is written by Christopher Ryan Taylor, Patrick David Bailey, Carlos Andres Guaico, Noelle A Scaggs.
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It is first released on June 21, 2005 as part of Rebirth's album "This Journey In" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we look deeper into its meaning, the Rebirth's Common Ends vividly tells the saga of transformation of strangers into friends through the pivotal moments of life, shared feelings, and experiences. It portrays the connection's significance and the gradual flow of life notwithstanding the lost aspirations and goodbyes. The lyrics of Common Ends capture love, contemplation, heartbreak, angst, and motivation as the main themes. Simultaneously, the song indicates the significance of an unspoken love, connection and friendship, memories of lost love and hope and doubt, and continuity of life. The lyrics are touching love, loss, and the passage of time themes; they are quite mature but not too intense. The diction is gentle and the whole thing is free from violence, nudity and drug-related elements.
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Common Ends falls under the genres R&B, Soul.
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Common Ends song length is 4 minutes and 18 seconds.
Who wrote Common Ends lyrics?
Common Ends is written by Christopher Ryan Taylor, Patrick David Bailey, Carlos Andres Guaico, Noelle A Scaggs.
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When was Common Ends released?
It is first released on June 21, 2005 as part of Rebirth's album "This Journey In" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Common Ends lyrics?
When we look deeper into its meaning, the Rebirth's Common Ends vividly tells the saga of transformation of strangers into friends through the pivotal moments of life, shared feelings, and experiences. It portrays the connection's significance and the gradual flow of life notwithstanding the lost aspirations and goodbyes. The lyrics of Common Ends capture love, contemplation, heartbreak, angst, and motivation as the main themes. Simultaneously, the song indicates the significance of an unspoken love, connection and friendship, memories of lost love and hope and doubt, and continuity of life. The lyrics are touching love, loss, and the passage of time themes; they are quite mature but not too intense. The diction is gentle and the whole thing is free from violence, nudity and drug-related elements.
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Which genre is Common Ends?
Common Ends falls under the genres R&B, Soul.
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How long is the song Common Ends?
Common Ends song length is 4 minutes and 18 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Christopher Ryan Taylor, Patrick David Bailey, Carlos Andres Guaico, Noelle A Scaggs
Record Label(s): 2007 Kajmere Sound Recordings
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Common Ends
Rebirth
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Got Your Madness Talking Me Down Sinkin' Mark Of His Ways Stray Away Shake It Everybody Say Yeah Revolving Door This Journey In
