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Tired Pony The Good Book Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.67/10 [9 votes]Album: The Place We Ran From / Original Release Date: 2010-07-12Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 3 min 04 sec
TIRED PONY
- The Good Book Lyrics / with translationsYou were saved by the good book,
I was saved by the half full glass.
So come on, take a good look,
cause this party will be our last.
Now they’ve closed down the old bar,
this town’s like an empty box.
Well they can’t have got that far ‘cause I still see some
swinging locks.
When falling feels like flying there’s a dangerous hope,
cause the ground comes at you faster than you think.
And lurking in the shadows with the bears and wolves
is where you feel the most at home these days.
When you called I was screening, it confused me to hear
your voice.
It was like I was dreaming and the ten years become a
noise
that I could barely remember, just enough to open the
wounds.
And in the darkest December, I can howl at the early
moon.
When falling feels like flying there’s a dangerous hope,
cause the ground comes at you faster than you think.
And lurking in the shadows with the bears and wolves
is where you feel the most at home these days,
is where you feel the most at home these days.
I was saved by the half full glass.
So come on, take a good look,
cause this party will be our last.
Now they’ve closed down the old bar,
this town’s like an empty box.
Well they can’t have got that far ‘cause I still see some
swinging locks.
When falling feels like flying there’s a dangerous hope,
cause the ground comes at you faster than you think.
And lurking in the shadows with the bears and wolves
is where you feel the most at home these days.
When you called I was screening, it confused me to hear
It was like I was dreaming and the ten years become a
noise
that I could barely remember, just enough to open the
wounds.
And in the darkest December, I can howl at the early
moon.
When falling feels like flying there’s a dangerous hope,
cause the ground comes at you faster than you think.
And lurking in the shadows with the bears and wolves
is where you feel the most at home these days,
is where you feel the most at home these days.
Facts about The Good Book
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The Good Book is written by Garret Jacknife Lee, Iain Denis Archer, Troy Marcum Stewart, Gary Lightbody, Richard William Colburn, Peter Lawrence Buck, Scott Lewis Mccaughey.
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It is first released on July 12, 2010 as part of Tired Pony's album "The Place We Ran From" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Tired Pony's 'The Good Book' delves into the theme of finding solace in different ways, with metaphors like 'falling feels like flying' which express a dangerous yet comforting hope that humans experience during uncertain times of life. The good book lyrics mostly emphasize anxiety and introspection and extreme sadness and romantic loss and sentimental remembrance. The song establishes that different routes lead to salvation because it portrays various types of loss together with empty spaces and dangerous hope and escapism and past relationships which people remember. The lyrics present three themes which include danger and confusion and emotional distress that younger audiences might experience as overwhelming. The text includes references to darker aspects which include bears and wolves and howling at the early moon that create mature themes which require a PG-13 rating.
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The Good Book falls under the genre Alternative.
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The Good Book song length is 3 minutes and 04 seconds.
Who wrote The Good Book lyrics?
The Good Book is written by Garret Jacknife Lee, Iain Denis Archer, Troy Marcum Stewart, Gary Lightbody, Richard William Colburn, Peter Lawrence Buck, Scott Lewis Mccaughey.
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When was The Good Book released?
It is first released on July 12, 2010 as part of Tired Pony's album "The Place We Ran From" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind The Good Book lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Tired Pony's 'The Good Book' delves into the theme of finding solace in different ways, with metaphors like 'falling feels like flying' which express a dangerous yet comforting hope that humans experience during uncertain times of life. The good book lyrics mostly emphasize anxiety and introspection and extreme sadness and romantic loss and sentimental remembrance. The song establishes that different routes lead to salvation because it portrays various types of loss together with empty spaces and dangerous hope and escapism and past relationships which people remember. The lyrics present three themes which include danger and confusion and emotional distress that younger audiences might experience as overwhelming. The text includes references to darker aspects which include bears and wolves and howling at the early moon that create mature themes which require a PG-13 rating.
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Which genre is The Good Book?
The Good Book falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song The Good Book?
The Good Book song length is 3 minutes and 04 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Garret Jacknife Lee, Iain Denis Archer, Troy Marcum Stewart, Gary Lightbody, Richard William Colburn, Peter Lawrence Buck, Scott Lewis Mccaughey
Record Label(s): 2010 Mom + Pop
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