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Stefan Larsson & The Three Man Combo Pale White Lily Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this weekAlbum: To the Ocean / Original Release Date: 2014-02-11Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 4 min 12 sec
STEFAN LARSSON & THE THREE MAN COMBO
- Pale White Lily Lyrics / with translationsTo the ocean
You are a rock as hard, an oak untouchable, a pigeon made of clay.
A frozen whirl on a snow white lake on a silent winter's day.
You have heard the screams of the falling leaf and sensed the smell of sky,
as a broken dream, for the bird of clay will fall but never fly.
To the ocean
You're the forest's sigh, the whispering wind, that will leave to stay away,
You're the pale white lily on a stony ground that has lost the strength to sway,
Did the burdens grow or the strength just fade? Was it cold that sealed your fate?
Was the ground too sour, the soil too shallow, or did the spring just come too late?
So you leave it all.
To the ocean
So the trees will squeal to the croaky song of a single black eyed bird,
that dances around this cross you bear since you entered into this world.
The branches shake in a chilly wind, revealing mysteries.
In a sudden vision you caught the future just by summing history.
So you leave it all.
To the ocean
You are a rock as hard, an oak untouchable, a pigeon made of clay.
A frozen whirl on a snow white lake on a silent winter's day.
You have heard the screams of the falling leaf and sensed the smell of sky,
as a broken dream, for the bird of clay will fall but never fly.
So you leave it all.
To the ocean
To the ocean
You're the pale white lily on a stony ground that has lost the strength to sway.
You are a rock as hard, an oak untouchable, a pigeon made of clay.
A frozen whirl on a snow white lake on a silent winter's day.
You have heard the screams of the falling leaf and sensed the smell of sky,
as a broken dream, for the bird of clay will fall but never fly.
To the ocean
You're the forest's sigh, the whispering wind, that will leave to stay away,
You're the pale white lily on a stony ground that has lost the strength to sway,
Did the burdens grow or the strength just fade? Was it cold that sealed your fate?
Was the ground too sour, the soil too shallow, or did the spring just come too late?
So you leave it all.
To the ocean
So the trees will squeal to the croaky song of a single black eyed bird,
The branches shake in a chilly wind, revealing mysteries.
In a sudden vision you caught the future just by summing history.
So you leave it all.
To the ocean
You are a rock as hard, an oak untouchable, a pigeon made of clay.
A frozen whirl on a snow white lake on a silent winter's day.
You have heard the screams of the falling leaf and sensed the smell of sky,
as a broken dream, for the bird of clay will fall but never fly.
So you leave it all.
To the ocean
To the ocean
You're the pale white lily on a stony ground that has lost the strength to sway.
Facts about Pale White Lily
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Pale White Lily is written by Larsson Stefan Kristofer.
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It is first released on February 11, 2014 as part of Stefan Larsson & The Three Man Combo's album "To the Ocean" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we think about the meaning behind each verse, stefan Larsson and The Three Man Combo present their song 'Pale White Lily' which uses rock and oak and clay pigeon as metaphors to show strength and resilience and fragile nature that exists between two opposing forces. The lyrics reflect on the struggles and burdens one carries, questioning if circumstances or timing determine one's fate, ultimately suggesting a release or surrender to the unknown represented by the ocean. The lyrics of Pale White Lily focus on five main themes which are thoughtful reflection and intense anxiety and broken relationships and extreme sorrow and elements of the natural world. The song conveys its message through two main points which describe how people face challenges while they experience different types of loss and they use nature to express their feelings. The lyrics contain no explicit language, adult themes, or violence. The poetic imagery presents content that people of all ages can enjoy which makes it suitable for general audience viewing.
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Pale White Lily falls under the genre Alternative.
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Pale White Lily song length is 4 minutes and 12 seconds.
Who wrote Pale White Lily lyrics?
Pale White Lily is written by Larsson Stefan Kristofer.
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When was Pale White Lily released?
It is first released on February 11, 2014 as part of Stefan Larsson & The Three Man Combo's album "To the Ocean" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Pale White Lily lyrics?
When we think about the meaning behind each verse, stefan Larsson and The Three Man Combo present their song 'Pale White Lily' which uses rock and oak and clay pigeon as metaphors to show strength and resilience and fragile nature that exists between two opposing forces. The lyrics reflect on the struggles and burdens one carries, questioning if circumstances or timing determine one's fate, ultimately suggesting a release or surrender to the unknown represented by the ocean. The lyrics of Pale White Lily focus on five main themes which are thoughtful reflection and intense anxiety and broken relationships and extreme sorrow and elements of the natural world. The song conveys its message through two main points which describe how people face challenges while they experience different types of loss and they use nature to express their feelings. The lyrics contain no explicit language, adult themes, or violence. The poetic imagery presents content that people of all ages can enjoy which makes it suitable for general audience viewing.
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Which genre is Pale White Lily?
Pale White Lily falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Pale White Lily?
Pale White Lily song length is 4 minutes and 12 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by jeremiaSongwriter(s): Larsson Stefan Kristofer
Record Label(s): 2014 Room 101 Music
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