SNFU
- Fate Lyrics / with translationsDogboy climbed the tower
Not sure if he'd jump or fall
The driver of the big black hearse
He sat there waiting
Waiting for the worst
Waiting for the worst
Dogtown was elated
When the boy climbed down on his own
The driver of the big black hearse
He sat there waiting
Waiting for the worst
Waiting for the worst
Call it luck, I call it fate
As the sun shines over the small town
The graveyard is no place for the young
The graveyard is no place for anyone
Not sure if he'd jump or fall
The driver of the big black hearse
He sat there waiting
Waiting for the worst
Waiting for the worst
Dogtown was elated
When the boy climbed down on his own
The driver of the big black hearse
Waiting for the worst
Waiting for the worst
Call it luck, I call it fate
As the sun shines over the small town
The graveyard is no place for the young
The graveyard is no place for anyone
Facts about Fate
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Fate is written by Brent Jonathon Belke, Ken Steven Chinn, David Anthony Rees, Robert Arthur Johnson, Marc Steven Belke.
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It is first released on September 24, 1996 as part of Snfu's album "Fyulaba" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the song 'Fate' by SNFU tells a story of a troubled individual contemplating a drastic decision, with the looming presence of death which the big black hearse serves as a funeral vehicle. The individual achieves a moment of hope when he decides to pull back from life-threatening situations, which demonstrates how humans navigate between their predetermined paths and their ability to make independent decisions. The lyrics of Fate mainly describe feelings of hopelessness and distress and self-reflection and personal strength and isolation. The song demonstrates how people must face challenges to stay alive because death exists as an inevitable force that people encounter throughout their lives. The lyrics contain themes of danger and death, which may not be suitable for younger children. The content lacks explicit language and graphic material, yet the subject matter requires parental guidance.
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Fate falls under the genre Alternative.
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Fate song length is 2 minutes and 47 seconds.
Who wrote Fate lyrics?
Fate is written by Brent Jonathon Belke, Ken Steven Chinn, David Anthony Rees, Robert Arthur Johnson, Marc Steven Belke.
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When was Fate released?
It is first released on September 24, 1996 as part of Snfu's album "Fyulaba" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Fate lyrics?
When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the song 'Fate' by SNFU tells a story of a troubled individual contemplating a drastic decision, with the looming presence of death which the big black hearse serves as a funeral vehicle. The individual achieves a moment of hope when he decides to pull back from life-threatening situations, which demonstrates how humans navigate between their predetermined paths and their ability to make independent decisions. The lyrics of Fate mainly describe feelings of hopelessness and distress and self-reflection and personal strength and isolation. The song demonstrates how people must face challenges to stay alive because death exists as an inevitable force that people encounter throughout their lives. The lyrics contain themes of danger and death, which may not be suitable for younger children. The content lacks explicit language and graphic material, yet the subject matter requires parental guidance.
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Which genre is Fate?
Fate falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Fate?
Fate song length is 2 minutes and 47 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Brent Jonathon Belke, Ken Steven Chinn, David Anthony Rees, Robert Arthur Johnson, Marc Steven Belke
Record Label(s): 1996 Epitaph
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