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Snow Patrol Absolute Gravity Lyrics
Total views: 2 times this week / Rating: 7/10 [3 votes]Album: Songs for Polarbears / Original Release Date: 1998-08-31Genre: RockSong Duration: 2 min 45 sec
SNOW PATROL
- Absolute Gravity Lyrics / with translationsHer gravity make me feel light-headed
Small-talk turns to dust in my mouth
She doesn't know that I'm already
thinking bout how I'm gonna make her look my way
But she smiles at herself in mirrors
A little too often these days
Maybe I'm unbalanced
The way she walks, my God she'd get it
All my friends reckon she is oh so fine
But the way I talk when I'm speaking near her
She must think I crawled out of the sea today
Small-talk turns to dust in my mouth
She doesn't know that I'm already
thinking bout how I'm gonna make her look my way
But she smiles at herself in mirrors
A little too often these days
The way she walks, my God she'd get it
All my friends reckon she is oh so fine
But the way I talk when I'm speaking near her
She must think I crawled out of the sea today
Facts about Absolute Gravity
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Absolute Gravity is written by Jonathan Graham Quinn, Gary Lightbody, Mark Pete Mcclelland.
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It is first released on August 31, 1998 as part of Snow Patrol's album "Songs for Polarbears" which includes 23 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, in 'Absolute Gravity,' Snow Patrol's lead vocalist is in awe of a person who is probably oblivious to the influence they have on others. The text reveals the person's beauty and mind through the singer's inflamed imagination, as he employs such metaphors as awfully light and dizzy to indicate the very strong influence of their being upon the singer. The lyrics of Absolute Gravity are primarily about love, contemplation, happiness, sorrow, and angst. Simultaneously, the song elaborate on the notions of infatuation, self-image, and confidence versus insecurity. The singer's reflections on infatuation and self-love are featured in the lyrics, which may not be appropriate for very young listeners. Although no explicit adult content is mentioned, the emotional depth and subtlety of the attraction portrayed in the lyrics could warrant parental guidance.
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Absolute Gravity falls under the genre Rock.
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Absolute Gravity song length is 2 minutes and 45 seconds.
Who wrote Absolute Gravity lyrics?
Absolute Gravity is written by Jonathan Graham Quinn, Gary Lightbody, Mark Pete Mcclelland.
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When was Absolute Gravity released?
It is first released on August 31, 1998 as part of Snow Patrol's album "Songs for Polarbears" which includes 23 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Absolute Gravity lyrics?
When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, in 'Absolute Gravity,' Snow Patrol's lead vocalist is in awe of a person who is probably oblivious to the influence they have on others. The text reveals the person's beauty and mind through the singer's inflamed imagination, as he employs such metaphors as awfully light and dizzy to indicate the very strong influence of their being upon the singer. The lyrics of Absolute Gravity are primarily about love, contemplation, happiness, sorrow, and angst. Simultaneously, the song elaborate on the notions of infatuation, self-image, and confidence versus insecurity. The singer's reflections on infatuation and self-love are featured in the lyrics, which may not be appropriate for very young listeners. Although no explicit adult content is mentioned, the emotional depth and subtlety of the attraction portrayed in the lyrics could warrant parental guidance.
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Which genre is Absolute Gravity?
Absolute Gravity falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Absolute Gravity?
Absolute Gravity song length is 2 minutes and 45 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Jonathan Graham Quinn, Gary Lightbody, Mark Pete McclellandRecord Label(s): 2006 Jeepster Recordings Ltd
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