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Roger Daltrey Don't Wait On The Stairs Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7/10 [6 votes]Album: Parting Should Be Painless / Original Release Date: 1984Genre: RockSong Duration: 6 min 33 sec
ROGER DALTREY
- Don't Wait On The Stairs Lyrics / with translationsw&m Steve Swindells
© 1980 Unichappel Inc.
You ain't doing nothing when you're walking in the rain
Your energy is running like the water down the drain
Fighting is exciting, making everything so hard
And every foot you run you want to turn into a yard
You ain't doing nothing when you're leaning on a bar
But your mind is making pictures of the person that you are
Feel the heartbeat of the city as it pounds inside your head
You've got danger in your eyes, you want a stranger in your bed
Heartbeat of the city, pounding in your head
You've got danger in your eyes, you want a stranger in your bed
Desperation angels waiting, leaning on the walls
Watching all the workers as they sweat it on the floor
Someone makes an entrance and the cat's eyes turn to green
Asking burning questions, you pretend it's all a dream
You ain't doing nothing when you're staring into space
In the mirror someone's looking with it written on your face
Don't slow down you mustn't slow down
Hearts beat faster in the center of town
Don't get scared You mustn't get scared
There's danger everywhere
Don't wait on the stairs
© 1980 Unichappel Inc.
You ain't doing nothing when you're walking in the rain
Your energy is running like the water down the drain
Fighting is exciting, making everything so hard
And every foot you run you want to turn into a yard
You ain't doing nothing when you're leaning on a bar
But your mind is making pictures of the person that you are
Feel the heartbeat of the city as it pounds inside your head
You've got danger in your eyes, you want a stranger in your bed
Heartbeat of the city, pounding in your head
You've got danger in your eyes, you want a stranger in your bed
Watching all the workers as they sweat it on the floor
Someone makes an entrance and the cat's eyes turn to green
Asking burning questions, you pretend it's all a dream
You ain't doing nothing when you're staring into space
In the mirror someone's looking with it written on your face
Don't slow down you mustn't slow down
Hearts beat faster in the center of town
Don't get scared You mustn't get scared
There's danger everywhere
Don't wait on the stairs
Facts about Don't Wait On The Stairs
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Don't Wait On The Stairs is written by Steve Swindells.
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It is first released in 1984 as part of Roger Daltrey's album "Parting Should Be Painless" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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When we try to understand the message behind it, the song 'Don't Wait On The Stairs' by Roger Daltrey creates an accurate depiction of city life because it shows the urban environment as a space that contains both thrilling elements and dangerous situations and alluring prospects. The song establishes an urgent need for people to advance their journey through life between present risks and upcoming challenges. The song lyrics of Don't wait on the stairs mainly show people who experience intense emotional pain because of their dedication to love and their pursuit of thrilling experiences and their enjoyment of parties and their moments of thinking about life. The song emphasizes that city life creates vital energy which people use to experience their desires while they confront their internal struggles about existence. The song lyrics present dangerous themes together with sexually suggestive material which includes the line about desiring a 'stranger in your bed' that parents should not allow their children to watch before they reach 13 years old. The absence of explicit language together with the lack of graphic content leads to a PG-13 rating but the presence of mature themes requires this rating.
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Don't Wait On The Stairs falls under the genre Rock.
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Don't Wait On The Stairs song length is 6 minutes and 33 seconds.
Who wrote Don't Wait On The Stairs lyrics?
Don't Wait On The Stairs is written by Steve Swindells.
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When was Don't Wait On The Stairs released?
It is first released in 1984 as part of Roger Daltrey's album "Parting Should Be Painless" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Don't Wait On The Stairs lyrics?
When we try to understand the message behind it, the song 'Don't Wait On The Stairs' by Roger Daltrey creates an accurate depiction of city life because it shows the urban environment as a space that contains both thrilling elements and dangerous situations and alluring prospects. The song establishes an urgent need for people to advance their journey through life between present risks and upcoming challenges. The song lyrics of Don't wait on the stairs mainly show people who experience intense emotional pain because of their dedication to love and their pursuit of thrilling experiences and their enjoyment of parties and their moments of thinking about life. The song emphasizes that city life creates vital energy which people use to experience their desires while they confront their internal struggles about existence. The song lyrics present dangerous themes together with sexually suggestive material which includes the line about desiring a 'stranger in your bed' that parents should not allow their children to watch before they reach 13 years old. The absence of explicit language together with the lack of graphic content leads to a PG-13 rating but the presence of mature themes requires this rating.
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Which genre is Don't Wait On The Stairs?
Don't Wait On The Stairs falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Don't Wait On The Stairs?
Don't Wait On The Stairs song length is 6 minutes and 33 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Steve SwindellsRecord Label(s): 1984 Atlantic Recording Corp Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group company
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Don't Wait On The Stairs
Roger Daltrey
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