After The Flood
Talk Talk
Talk Talk
TALK TALK
- After The Flood Lyrics(Mark Hollis / Tim Friese-Greene)
Sang soulless loud
Herding step on flesh and nothing else
To well to drown and drown
Sleight of reason how they come
Cain in number
Shake my head
Turn my face to the floor
Dead to respect to respect to be born
Lest we forget who lay
Who lay
Alone the crowd
Spurning step by static blame something else
Thirsting within, without
Sighted, weeded, how they run
Slain in number
Shake my head
Turn my face to the floor
Dead to respect to respect to be born
Lest we forget who lay
Who lay
Sang soulless loud
Herding step on flesh and nothing else
To well to drown and drown
Sleight of reason how they come
Cain in number
Shake my head
Turn my face to the floor
Dead to respect to respect to be born
Lest we forget who lay
Alone the crowd
Spurning step by static blame something else
Thirsting within, without
Sighted, weeded, how they run
Slain in number
Shake my head
Turn my face to the floor
Dead to respect to respect to be born
Lest we forget who lay
Who lay
Facts about After The Flood
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After The Flood is written by Timothy Alan Friese-greene, Mark S. Hollis.
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It is first released on September 01, 1991 as part of Talk Talk's album "Laughing Stock" which includes 6 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, Talk Talk’s 'After the Flood' is a composition that covers a wide range of subjects such as emptiness, annihilation, and new beginnings. The metaphor used in the lyrics is that of an individual who is submerged in sorrow, fighting to discover a reason for his existence in the midst of a chaotic world and the necessity of keeping the memory of the dead alive. After the flood lyrics are mainly centered on the themes of isolation, madness, social critique, sorrow, and meditation. Nevertheless, the song also implies that disillusionment with the community and loss of esteem and personal identity are along the lines of the main themes. The lyrics present violence and the human condition pondering as themes that are probably not advisable for the very young ones, however, there is no foul language or any gruesome scene depicted. Thus, parental guidance is recommended.
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After The Flood falls under the genre Rock.
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After The Flood song length is 9 minutes and 38 seconds.
Who wrote After The Flood lyrics?
After The Flood is written by Timothy Alan Friese-greene, Mark S. Hollis.
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When was After The Flood released?
It is first released on September 01, 1991 as part of Talk Talk's album "Laughing Stock" which includes 6 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind After The Flood lyrics?
When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, Talk Talk’s 'After the Flood' is a composition that covers a wide range of subjects such as emptiness, annihilation, and new beginnings. The metaphor used in the lyrics is that of an individual who is submerged in sorrow, fighting to discover a reason for his existence in the midst of a chaotic world and the necessity of keeping the memory of the dead alive. After the flood lyrics are mainly centered on the themes of isolation, madness, social critique, sorrow, and meditation. Nevertheless, the song also implies that disillusionment with the community and loss of esteem and personal identity are along the lines of the main themes. The lyrics present violence and the human condition pondering as themes that are probably not advisable for the very young ones, however, there is no foul language or any gruesome scene depicted. Thus, parental guidance is recommended.
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Which genre is After The Flood?
After The Flood falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song After The Flood?
After The Flood song length is 9 minutes and 38 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Timothy Alan Friese-greene, Mark S. Hollis
Record Label(s): Universal Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc
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