THOM YORKE
- Hearing Damage Lyrics / with translationsA tear in the membrane
Allows the voices in
They wanna push you off the path
With their frequency wires
And you can do no wrong
In my eyes, in my eyes
You can do no wrong
In my eyes, in my eyes
A drunken salesman
Your hearing damage
Your mind is restless
They say you're getting better
But you don't feel any better
Your speakers are blowing
Your ears are wrecking
Your hearing damage
You wish you felt better
You wish you felt better
You can do no wrong
In my eyes, in my eyes
You can do no wrong
In my eyes, in my eyes
In my
In my eyes, in my eyes
In my eyes
Allows the voices in
They wanna push you off the path
With their frequency wires
And you can do no wrong
In my eyes, in my eyes
You can do no wrong
In my eyes, in my eyes
A drunken salesman
Your hearing damage
Your mind is restless
They say you're getting better
But you don't feel any better
Your ears are wrecking
Your hearing damage
You wish you felt better
You wish you felt better
You can do no wrong
In my eyes, in my eyes
You can do no wrong
In my eyes, in my eyes
In my
In my eyes, in my eyes
In my eyes
Facts about Hearing Damage
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Hearing Damage is written by Thomas Edward Yorke.
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When we focus on what the lyrics are trying to say, Thom Yorke's song 'Hearing Damage' explains how people experience misunderstanding when they face overwhelming pressure from society and deal with harmful people. The lyrics show resilience through self-assurance because people must endure challenges that bring doubt to their abilities yet their actual worth remains unchanged by what others think about them. Hearing damage lyrics mostly emphasize love through their themes of reflection and empowerment and their expression of both angst and hope. The song shows that people need to provide unconditional support to others while they deal with their difficulties. The lyrics contain themes of struggle and emotional distress, which may not be suitable for younger children without parental guidance. The content does not contain any explicit language or graphic elements, but the references to hearing damage and restlessness create a situation that needs parental assessment.
Who wrote Hearing Damage lyrics?
Hearing Damage is written by Thomas Edward Yorke.
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What is the meaning behind Hearing Damage lyrics?
When we focus on what the lyrics are trying to say, Thom Yorke's song 'Hearing Damage' explains how people experience misunderstanding when they face overwhelming pressure from society and deal with harmful people. The lyrics show resilience through self-assurance because people must endure challenges that bring doubt to their abilities yet their actual worth remains unchanged by what others think about them. Hearing damage lyrics mostly emphasize love through their themes of reflection and empowerment and their expression of both angst and hope. The song shows that people need to provide unconditional support to others while they deal with their difficulties. The lyrics contain themes of struggle and emotional distress, which may not be suitable for younger children without parental guidance. The content does not contain any explicit language or graphic elements, but the references to hearing damage and restlessness create a situation that needs parental assessment.
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Songwriter(s): Thomas Edward Yorke
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This song just make me feel awesomee.. and i feel like im next to taylor lautner ;)