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- Bad Planet Lyrics / with translationsThere's cannons all around you
There's fodder to the left and to the right
Those dog eatin' dogs
Are always in sight
There's no use pretending you're fearless tonight
Some planets are bad
Some planets are good
There's no use pretending your life is sublime
If it's anything like mine
There's nooses, red herrings, and square ball bearings
They're useless, but they're bright
Trinkets and baubles won't float ya
If drowning in urine we fight
There's fodder to the left and to the right
Those dog eatin' dogs
Are always in sight
There's no use pretending you're fearless tonight
Some planets are bad
Some planets are good
There's no use pretending your life is sublime
There's nooses, red herrings, and square ball bearings
They're useless, but they're bright
Trinkets and baubles won't float ya
If drowning in urine we fight
Facts about Bad Planet
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Bad Planet is written by John Kilbey, David Lachlan Thrussell, Charles Peirce.
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It is first released on February 01, 2003 as part of Snog's album "Beyond the Valley of the Proles" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we try to interpret the meaning, the song 'Bad Planet' by Snog uses metaphors like cannons, dog-eating dogs, and planets to show a world that contains multiple obstacles and various fears and different uncertainties. The song shows that life presents its toughest challenges when people must deal with their most difficult problems rather than pretending their lives exist without any flaws. The lyrics of Bad Planet display multiple musical styles that express people introspection and their emotional distress and their social criticism and their feelings of hopelessness and their violent behavior. The song shows how people need to fight through their life challenges and face their harsh realities and experience their worst disillusionment. The lyrics contain some mature themes and imagery that may not be suitable for younger children because they include references to fear, struggle, and existential reflections. The content remains suitable for all audiences to watch because it lacks explicit language and violence and drug use, yet parents should control their children's viewing.
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Bad Planet falls under the genre Electronic.
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Bad Planet song length is 5 minutes and 10 seconds.
Who wrote Bad Planet lyrics?
Bad Planet is written by John Kilbey, David Lachlan Thrussell, Charles Peirce.
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When was Bad Planet released?
It is first released on February 01, 2003 as part of Snog's album "Beyond the Valley of the Proles" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Bad Planet lyrics?
When we try to interpret the meaning, the song 'Bad Planet' by Snog uses metaphors like cannons, dog-eating dogs, and planets to show a world that contains multiple obstacles and various fears and different uncertainties. The song shows that life presents its toughest challenges when people must deal with their most difficult problems rather than pretending their lives exist without any flaws. The lyrics of Bad Planet display multiple musical styles that express people introspection and their emotional distress and their social criticism and their feelings of hopelessness and their violent behavior. The song shows how people need to fight through their life challenges and face their harsh realities and experience their worst disillusionment. The lyrics contain some mature themes and imagery that may not be suitable for younger children because they include references to fear, struggle, and existential reflections. The content remains suitable for all audiences to watch because it lacks explicit language and violence and drug use, yet parents should control their children's viewing.
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Which genre is Bad Planet?
Bad Planet falls under the genre Electronic.
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How long is the song Bad Planet?
Bad Planet song length is 5 minutes and 10 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): John Kilbey, David Lachlan Thrussell, Charles Peirce
Record Label(s): 2003 Metropolis Records
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