ROY ACUFF
- Unloved And Unclaimed Lyrics / with translationsThere were no loved one to weep over her
Not a tear did I see shed
For the lady they pulled from that muddy old river
No one ever came to claim their dead
She lay on the cold marble slab at the marque
Thousands viewed her but none knew her name
They will lay her to rest in Potter's Field tomorrow
She will lay there unloved and unclaimed
Inside the purse that she clutched in her hand
A note written, 'Blame no one but me'
As I looked in her faced I couldn't help but think
What a poor wicked place this world can be
Not a tear did I see shed
For the lady they pulled from that muddy old river
No one ever came to claim their dead
She lay on the cold marble slab at the marque
Thousands viewed her but none knew her name
They will lay her to rest in Potter's Field tomorrow
Inside the purse that she clutched in her hand
A note written, 'Blame no one but me'
As I looked in her faced I couldn't help but think
What a poor wicked place this world can be
Facts about Unloved And Unclaimed
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Unloved And Unclaimed is written by Roy Acuff, Vito Pellettieri.
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It is first released in 2012 as part of Roy Acuff's album "Sing A Country Song" which includes 26 tracks in total. This song is the 15th track on this album.
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When we look beyond the surface of the words, Roy Acuff's musical composition 'Unloved And Unclaimed' conveys a very sad and moving tale about a woman who was dead and not claimed, showing the area of loneliness and anonymousness that some people in society have to deal with. The song's meaning is that someone who once was unknown and unloved now gets a tragic end, which asserts the need for empathy and connection in a world where some people are likely not to be noticed or remembered. Unloved and unclaimed lyrics highlight mainly despair, heartbreak, solitude, reflection, and angst. Besides, the song also emphasizes the presence of loneliness and neglect, death and mourning, and the quest for acceptance. The words carry the themes of death and loss which could be considered inappropriate for minors without adult supervision. Though there is no profanity or explicit images, the theme is serious and may call for a conversation.
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Unloved And Unclaimed falls under the genre Country.
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Unloved And Unclaimed song length is 2 minutes and 25 seconds.
Who wrote Unloved And Unclaimed lyrics?
Unloved And Unclaimed is written by Roy Acuff, Vito Pellettieri.
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When was Unloved And Unclaimed released?
It is first released in 2012 as part of Roy Acuff's album "Sing A Country Song" which includes 26 tracks in total. This song is the 15th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Unloved And Unclaimed lyrics?
When we look beyond the surface of the words, Roy Acuff's musical composition 'Unloved And Unclaimed' conveys a very sad and moving tale about a woman who was dead and not claimed, showing the area of loneliness and anonymousness that some people in society have to deal with. The song's meaning is that someone who once was unknown and unloved now gets a tragic end, which asserts the need for empathy and connection in a world where some people are likely not to be noticed or remembered. Unloved and unclaimed lyrics highlight mainly despair, heartbreak, solitude, reflection, and angst. Besides, the song also emphasizes the presence of loneliness and neglect, death and mourning, and the quest for acceptance. The words carry the themes of death and loss which could be considered inappropriate for minors without adult supervision. Though there is no profanity or explicit images, the theme is serious and may call for a conversation.
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Which genre is Unloved And Unclaimed?
Unloved And Unclaimed falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song Unloved And Unclaimed?
Unloved And Unclaimed song length is 2 minutes and 25 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Roy Acuff, Vito PellettieriRecord Label(s): 2012 Red Bus Digital
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