SAGA
- God Knows Lyrics / with translationsTommy's on a mission
He's out to bend the rules
He's made his own decision
He's had enough of school
He wants to be an outlaw
But doesn't have a clue
Someday he'll be famous
We'll read it in the news
Chorus:
God knows where Tommy's gone
'Cause in his world it's all gone wrong
Should we speak up, or play along
When we close our eyes, it goes on and on
Tommy's getting nervous
The walls are closing in
He's so far above us
The air is getting thin
He finally made the headlines
A name without a face
His private revolution
Was lost without a trace
Repeat Chorus
He's out to bend the rules
He's made his own decision
He's had enough of school
He wants to be an outlaw
But doesn't have a clue
Someday he'll be famous
We'll read it in the news
Chorus:
God knows where Tommy's gone
'Cause in his world it's all gone wrong
Should we speak up, or play along
Tommy's getting nervous
The walls are closing in
He's so far above us
The air is getting thin
He finally made the headlines
A name without a face
His private revolution
Was lost without a trace
Repeat Chorus
Facts about God Knows
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God Knows is written by Michael Sadler, James Gilmour, James Crichton, Ian Crichton.
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It is first released on February 12, 2001 as part of Saga's album "House of Cards" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we take a closer look at its interpretation, the song 'God Knows' by Saga tells the story of Tommy, who breaks societal rules while pursuing fame, which leads to his ultimate downfall. The song examines how social isolation impacts people who need to discover their identity in the world. The lyrics of God knows mainly express feelings of distress and hopelessness through introspective thoughts about being alone and making critical observations about society. The song establishes rebellion as its central theme while presenting rebellion, isolation and identity loss and the feeling of uncertainty, which leads to concern. The lyrics include rebellion and personal struggle themes that require mature audience understanding. The content requires parental guidance because the material needs help to grasp its complete message and context.
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God Knows falls under the genre Rock.
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God Knows song length is 5 minutes and 30 seconds.
Who wrote God Knows lyrics?
God Knows is written by Michael Sadler, James Gilmour, James Crichton, Ian Crichton.
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When was God Knows released?
It is first released on February 12, 2001 as part of Saga's album "House of Cards" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind God Knows lyrics?
When we take a closer look at its interpretation, the song 'God Knows' by Saga tells the story of Tommy, who breaks societal rules while pursuing fame, which leads to his ultimate downfall. The song examines how social isolation impacts people who need to discover their identity in the world. The lyrics of God knows mainly express feelings of distress and hopelessness through introspective thoughts about being alone and making critical observations about society. The song establishes rebellion as its central theme while presenting rebellion, isolation and identity loss and the feeling of uncertainty, which leads to concern. The lyrics include rebellion and personal struggle themes that require mature audience understanding. The content requires parental guidance because the material needs help to grasp its complete message and context.
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Which genre is God Knows?
God Knows falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song God Knows?
God Knows song length is 5 minutes and 30 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Michael Sadler, James Gilmour, James Crichton, Ian CrichtonRecord Label(s): 2015 Edel Germany GmbH earMUSIC is a project of Edel
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