SAGA
- The Cross Lyrics / with translationsHow long have you been like this?
Is there anything I can do?
One can only imagine what you've been through
How long have you been waiting?
It looks like you could use a friend
If I put you back together could you start again?
Would you start again?
Tell me father, when will I get my cross?
Tell me father
Tell me how many pieces
Does it take to make you whole?
Maybe I should take you home,
And neither of us would have to be alone
Tell me father, when will I get my cross?
Tell me father
Tell me father, when will I get my cross?
Tell me father
Is there anything I can do?
One can only imagine what you've been through
How long have you been waiting?
It looks like you could use a friend
If I put you back together could you start again?
Would you start again?
Tell me father, when will I get my cross?
Tell me how many pieces
Does it take to make you whole?
Maybe I should take you home,
And neither of us would have to be alone
Tell me father, when will I get my cross?
Tell me father
Tell me father, when will I get my cross?
Tell me father
Facts about The Cross
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The Cross is written by Stephen William Negus, Ian Stevenson Crichton, Michael Anthony Sadler, James Gilmour, James Dickson Crichton.
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It is first released on September 27, 2013 as part of Saga's album "Spin It Again - Live in Munich" which includes 19 tracks in total.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, The Cross #2 (2015 Remastered Version) shows how Saga uses cross carrying as a metaphor to demonstrate how people experience personal challenges while they work towards achieving complete health and building relationships with others. The cross lyrics mostly emphasizes reflection, angst, spirituality, heartbreak and despair. The song shows how people need to experience emotional pain because they need to find their purpose in life and create bonds with others while receiving support. The song lyrics contain themes about emotional difficulties and the need for help which probably appeal to listeners who have reached maturity. The content contains moderate language and content which needs parental supervision because it is unsuitable for younger children.
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The Cross falls under the genre Rock.
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The Cross song length is 4 minutes and 36 seconds.
Who wrote The Cross lyrics?
The Cross is written by Stephen William Negus, Ian Stevenson Crichton, Michael Anthony Sadler, James Gilmour, James Dickson Crichton.
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When was The Cross released?
It is first released on September 27, 2013 as part of Saga's album "Spin It Again - Live in Munich" which includes 19 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind The Cross lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, The Cross #2 (2015 Remastered Version) shows how Saga uses cross carrying as a metaphor to demonstrate how people experience personal challenges while they work towards achieving complete health and building relationships with others. The cross lyrics mostly emphasizes reflection, angst, spirituality, heartbreak and despair. The song shows how people need to experience emotional pain because they need to find their purpose in life and create bonds with others while receiving support. The song lyrics contain themes about emotional difficulties and the need for help which probably appeal to listeners who have reached maturity. The content contains moderate language and content which needs parental supervision because it is unsuitable for younger children.
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Which genre is The Cross?
The Cross falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song The Cross?
The Cross song length is 4 minutes and 36 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Stephen William Negus, Ian Stevenson Crichton, Michael Anthony Sadler, James Gilmour, James Dickson CrichtonRecord Label(s): 2013 Edel Germany GmbH earMUSIC is a project of Edel
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