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Thom Yorke Cymbal Rush Lyrics
Total views: 2 times this week / Rating: 7.05/10 [22 votes]Album: The Eraser / Original Release Date: 2006-07-05Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 5 min 14 sec
THOM YORKE
- Cymbal Rush Lyrics / with translationsTry to save it but it doesn't come off the rock
Try to build a wall that is high enough
It's all boiling over a
All boiling over
Try to save your house
Try to save your songs
Try to run
But it follows you up a hill
It's all boiling over
All boiling over
Your little voice
Your little voice
No more conversation
No more conversation
You should took me out when you had the chance
You should took me out when you had the chance
All the rooms were numbered
And the losers turned away
Don't turn away
Don't turn away
Try to build a wall that is high enough
It's all boiling over a
All boiling over
Try to save your house
Try to save your songs
Try to run
But it follows you up a hill
It's all boiling over
All boiling over
Your little voice
No more conversation
No more conversation
You should took me out when you had the chance
You should took me out when you had the chance
All the rooms were numbered
And the losers turned away
Don't turn away
Don't turn away
Facts about Cymbal Rush
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Cymbal Rush is written by Thomas Edward Yorke.
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It is first released on July 05, 2006 as part of Thom Yorke's album "The Eraser" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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When we look deeper into its meaning, Thom Yorke's 'Cymbal Rush' examines the disarray and the rush of emotions involved in a situation that has got out of hand, applying such metaphors as 'boiling over' and 'building walls' to depict the fight of the human being to trap and then release oneself from very strong feelings or situations. Imagery and themes of angst, heartbreak, despair, anger, and empowerment are the main focus of the lyrics of Cymbal Rush. The song also points out the necessity of desperation and futility, the chaos that cannot be avoided, the lost chances and transformation and loss that come along with it. The lyrics depict serious themes and vivid imagery which might be disturbing for the younger generation. The language used is quite powerful, and the tone of the whole piece is such that one can only think of mature content, thus, a PG-13 rating seems fitting.
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Cymbal Rush falls under the genre Alternative.
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Cymbal Rush song length is 5 minutes and 14 seconds.
Who wrote Cymbal Rush lyrics?
Cymbal Rush is written by Thomas Edward Yorke.
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When was Cymbal Rush released?
It is first released on July 05, 2006 as part of Thom Yorke's album "The Eraser" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Cymbal Rush lyrics?
When we look deeper into its meaning, Thom Yorke's 'Cymbal Rush' examines the disarray and the rush of emotions involved in a situation that has got out of hand, applying such metaphors as 'boiling over' and 'building walls' to depict the fight of the human being to trap and then release oneself from very strong feelings or situations. Imagery and themes of angst, heartbreak, despair, anger, and empowerment are the main focus of the lyrics of Cymbal Rush. The song also points out the necessity of desperation and futility, the chaos that cannot be avoided, the lost chances and transformation and loss that come along with it. The lyrics depict serious themes and vivid imagery which might be disturbing for the younger generation. The language used is quite powerful, and the tone of the whole piece is such that one can only think of mature content, thus, a PG-13 rating seems fitting.
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Which genre is Cymbal Rush?
Cymbal Rush falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Cymbal Rush?
Cymbal Rush song length is 5 minutes and 14 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Thomas Edward YorkeRecord Label(s): 2006 XL Recordings
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