SIMON JOYNER
- Parachute Lyrics / with translationsI think that smile is shutting down
Or maybe it's just flinching
The sun shot up just like a child
But these old hands are only inching
Would you believe it is my fault
I went and made myself lonely
I miss the way she said my name
Like I was a distant city
Winter came and swept away
The birds nest from my chimney
The cold air marched right through the walls
And settled her in my belly
But her memory keeps me tossing
Those letters into the fire
And the flames they're twisting to substain
A love which has retired
Now New York is not a place I'd choose
To have my body buried
But Omaha has got the trains to take
The snow to the cemetery
There is a place called home i believe
If you're willing to step out of the loop
I miss the way she held on to me
Like I was a parachute
Or maybe it's just flinching
The sun shot up just like a child
But these old hands are only inching
Would you believe it is my fault
I went and made myself lonely
I miss the way she said my name
Like I was a distant city
Winter came and swept away
The birds nest from my chimney
The cold air marched right through the walls
And settled her in my belly
But her memory keeps me tossing
And the flames they're twisting to substain
A love which has retired
Now New York is not a place I'd choose
To have my body buried
But Omaha has got the trains to take
The snow to the cemetery
There is a place called home i believe
If you're willing to step out of the loop
I miss the way she held on to me
Like I was a parachute
Facts about Parachute
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Parachute is written by Jonathan Mark Buckland, Christopher Anthony John Martin, William Champion, Guy Rupert Berryman.
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When we think about the meaning behind each verse, the song 'Parachute' by Simon Joyner reflects on loneliness, heartbreak, and nostalgia. The lyrics use metaphors like a smile shutting down and being a distant city to convey feelings of isolation and longing. The mention of New York and Omaha symbolizes the contrast between big city life and a simpler, more comforting place like home. The lyrics of Parachute convey multiple themes which include nostalgia, heartbreak, love and the act of reflecting in solitude. The song emphasizes how loneliness and regret together with nostalgia and loss and mourning need to be understood as crucial aspects of life. The lyrics contain themes of loneliness and longing which may not be suitable for very young children. The content does not present any explicit language or graphic material yet the emotional intensity together with themes of loss and memory make parental guidance necessary for this material.
Who wrote Parachute lyrics?
Parachute is written by Jonathan Mark Buckland, Christopher Anthony John Martin, William Champion, Guy Rupert Berryman.
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What is the meaning behind Parachute lyrics?
When we think about the meaning behind each verse, the song 'Parachute' by Simon Joyner reflects on loneliness, heartbreak, and nostalgia. The lyrics use metaphors like a smile shutting down and being a distant city to convey feelings of isolation and longing. The mention of New York and Omaha symbolizes the contrast between big city life and a simpler, more comforting place like home. The lyrics of Parachute convey multiple themes which include nostalgia, heartbreak, love and the act of reflecting in solitude. The song emphasizes how loneliness and regret together with nostalgia and loss and mourning need to be understood as crucial aspects of life. The lyrics contain themes of loneliness and longing which may not be suitable for very young children. The content does not present any explicit language or graphic material yet the emotional intensity together with themes of loss and memory make parental guidance necessary for this material.
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