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Vanity Project Thank You For Sharing Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 8.17/10 [6 votes]Album: The Vanity Project / Original Release Date: 2005Genre: PopSong Duration: 4 min 42 sec
VANITY PROJECT
- Thank You For Sharing Lyrics / with translationsYou've got a lot of problems
I tried my best to solve them
But mostly I've just made things worse
We've built a wall around us
Turn on the hose and drown us
It's only swimming in reverse
But you and I are fools
For thinking we could change
Someone broke the rules
And someone's making strange
Thank you for sharing your nightmares with me
Thank you for choosing to leave peacefully
Thank you for losing your last shred of dignity
Thank you for coming out
You came from Merriweather
Your parents stayed together
Both of them hating every day
So what should be repeated
When it can be defeated
We're smart enough to walk away
But you and I are fools
For thinking we could change
Someone broke the rules
And someone's making strange
Thank you for sharing your nightmares with me
Thank you for choosing to leave peacefully
Thank you for losing your last shred of dignity
Thank you for coming out
Happy he who hopes for better
You and I are fools
For thinking we could change
Someone broke the rules
And someone's making strange
Thank you for sharing your nightmares with me
Thank you for daring to leave peacefully
Thank you for scaring the hell out of me
Thank you for coming out
I tried my best to solve them
But mostly I've just made things worse
We've built a wall around us
Turn on the hose and drown us
It's only swimming in reverse
But you and I are fools
For thinking we could change
Someone broke the rules
And someone's making strange
Thank you for sharing your nightmares with me
Thank you for choosing to leave peacefully
Thank you for losing your last shred of dignity
Thank you for coming out
You came from Merriweather
Your parents stayed together
Both of them hating every day
So what should be repeated
When it can be defeated
But you and I are fools
For thinking we could change
Someone broke the rules
And someone's making strange
Thank you for sharing your nightmares with me
Thank you for choosing to leave peacefully
Thank you for losing your last shred of dignity
Thank you for coming out
Happy he who hopes for better
You and I are fools
For thinking we could change
Someone broke the rules
And someone's making strange
Thank you for sharing your nightmares with me
Thank you for daring to leave peacefully
Thank you for scaring the hell out of me
Thank you for coming out
Facts about Thank You For Sharing
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Thank You For Sharing is written by Stephen Anthony Duffy.
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It is first released in 2005 as part of Vanity Project's album "The Vanity Project" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the Vanity Project's 'Thank You For Sharing' is a deep investigation of relationships and the fight to bring about changes, even if it means to 'cut off communication with each other' or 'changing the current with each other's fears' in order to express the difficulties and the eventual choice to leave overall. The main emotional themes of the lyrics are: angst, heartbreak, despair, reflection, and anger. Besides, the song points to the positive aspects of failed and ignored attempts to solve problems, isolation and conflict, disappointment with change, and the breaking of boundaries and norms, gratitude mixed with sarcasm plus the refusal of having toxic family patterns. In fact, the lyrics talk about personal struggle, disillusionment, and the decision to leave a poisonous situation, which maybe is more appropriate for an adult audience than a children's one. Even though the language and imagery are not overtly explicit, they do communicate a powerful and complicated emotional world that corresponds to the PG-13 classification.
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Thank You For Sharing falls under the genre Pop.
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Thank You For Sharing song length is 4 minutes and 42 seconds.
Who wrote Thank You For Sharing lyrics?
Thank You For Sharing is written by Stephen Anthony Duffy.
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When was Thank You For Sharing released?
It is first released in 2005 as part of Vanity Project's album "The Vanity Project" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Thank You For Sharing lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the Vanity Project's 'Thank You For Sharing' is a deep investigation of relationships and the fight to bring about changes, even if it means to 'cut off communication with each other' or 'changing the current with each other's fears' in order to express the difficulties and the eventual choice to leave overall. The main emotional themes of the lyrics are: angst, heartbreak, despair, reflection, and anger. Besides, the song points to the positive aspects of failed and ignored attempts to solve problems, isolation and conflict, disappointment with change, and the breaking of boundaries and norms, gratitude mixed with sarcasm plus the refusal of having toxic family patterns. In fact, the lyrics talk about personal struggle, disillusionment, and the decision to leave a poisonous situation, which maybe is more appropriate for an adult audience than a children's one. Even though the language and imagery are not overtly explicit, they do communicate a powerful and complicated emotional world that corresponds to the PG-13 classification.
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Which genre is Thank You For Sharing?
Thank You For Sharing falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song Thank You For Sharing?
Thank You For Sharing song length is 4 minutes and 42 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Stephen Anthony DuffyRecord Label(s): 2005 Fresh Baked Goods Licensed To Flagship Recordings
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