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Victoria Newton Martha's Harbour Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.43/10 [23 votes]Album: Martha's Harbour / Original Release Date: 1999-01-01Genre: DanceSong Duration: 3 min 54 sec
VICTORIA NEWTON
- Martha's Harbour LyricsI sit by the harbour
The sea calls to me
I hide in the water
But l need to breathe
You are an ocean wave my love
Crashing at the bow
I am a galley slave my love
If only I could find out the way
To sail you...
Maybe I'll just stow away...
I've been run aground
So sad for a sailor
I felt safe and sound
But needed the danger
You are an ocean wave my love...
The sea calls to me
I hide in the water
But l need to breathe
You are an ocean wave my love
Crashing at the bow
I am a galley slave my love
If only I could find out the way
Maybe I'll just stow away...
I've been run aground
So sad for a sailor
I felt safe and sound
But needed the danger
You are an ocean wave my love...
Facts about Martha's Harbour
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Martha's Harbour is written by Julianne Regan, Andy Cousin, Timothy John Bricheno.
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It is first released on January 01, 1999 as part of Victoria Newton's album "Martha's Harbour" which includes 8 tracks in total.
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When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, in 'Martha's Harbour' by Victoria Newton, the ocean wave stands for a strong feeling or the most powerful emotion, whereas being a galley slave stands for feeling completely locked up or under the control of another. The lyrics showcase a desire to steer through this powerful love or feeling, even when it means getting away or sneaking in to gain the liberty among the surging and overpowering emotions. Martha's harbour lyrics are majorly focused on love, nature, heartbreak, adventure, and introspection. The song, at the same time, highlights love and longing together with struggle and surrender. The lyrics do not contain any explicit language, mature themes, or references to violence, nudity, or drug use. The imagery is metaphorical and age-appropriate for everyone.
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Martha's Harbour falls under the genre Dance.
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Martha's Harbour song length is 3 minutes and 54 seconds.
Who wrote Martha's Harbour lyrics?
Martha's Harbour is written by Julianne Regan, Andy Cousin, Timothy John Bricheno.
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When was Martha's Harbour released?
It is first released on January 01, 1999 as part of Victoria Newton's album "Martha's Harbour" which includes 8 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind Martha's Harbour lyrics?
When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, in 'Martha's Harbour' by Victoria Newton, the ocean wave stands for a strong feeling or the most powerful emotion, whereas being a galley slave stands for feeling completely locked up or under the control of another. The lyrics showcase a desire to steer through this powerful love or feeling, even when it means getting away or sneaking in to gain the liberty among the surging and overpowering emotions. Martha's harbour lyrics are majorly focused on love, nature, heartbreak, adventure, and introspection. The song, at the same time, highlights love and longing together with struggle and surrender. The lyrics do not contain any explicit language, mature themes, or references to violence, nudity, or drug use. The imagery is metaphorical and age-appropriate for everyone.
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Which genre is Martha's Harbour?
Martha's Harbour falls under the genre Dance.
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How long is the song Martha's Harbour?
Martha's Harbour song length is 3 minutes and 54 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Julianne Regan, Andy Cousin, Timothy John Bricheno
Record Label(s): 1999 Fresh Records
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