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Vince Gill Victim Of Life's Circumstances Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.23/10 [13 votes]Album: The Essential Vince Gill / Original Release Date: 1995-03-28Genre: CountrySong Duration: 3 min 20 sec
VINCE GILL
- Victim Of Life's Circumstances Lyrics / with translationsIt's 6:05 a.m. on Sunday mornin'
And I was supposed to left for Memphis late last night
But I stopped at one of them old highway places
And 'cause I did, I'll sleep in Tarrant County Jail tonight
Well, I started out tonight with good intentions
But I ended up gettin' sideways drinkin' wine
Well, the last thing I remember we was rollin'
Somethin' hit my head and knocked me from my conscious mind
And I'm a victim of life's circumstances
Well, I was raised around bar rooms and Friday night dancers
Singin' them old country songs
And half the time ending up some place I don't belong, alright
I said, "Jailor, hey, what y'all got me charged with?"
Well, he looked at me and halfway closed one eye
Well, he said to me, ?To say, you don't remember
Cuttin' up some fool with that bone handled knife?"
And I'm a victim of life's circumstances
Well, I was raised around bar rooms and Friday night dancers
Singin' them old country songs
And half the time ending up some place I don't belong
And I'm a victim of life's circumstances
Well, I was raised around bar rooms and Friday night dancers
Singin' them old country songs
Half the time ending up some place I don't belong
And I was supposed to left for Memphis late last night
But I stopped at one of them old highway places
And 'cause I did, I'll sleep in Tarrant County Jail tonight
Well, I started out tonight with good intentions
But I ended up gettin' sideways drinkin' wine
Well, the last thing I remember we was rollin'
Somethin' hit my head and knocked me from my conscious mind
And I'm a victim of life's circumstances
Well, I was raised around bar rooms and Friday night dancers
Singin' them old country songs
And half the time ending up some place I don't belong, alright
Well, he looked at me and halfway closed one eye
Well, he said to me, ?To say, you don't remember
Cuttin' up some fool with that bone handled knife?"
And I'm a victim of life's circumstances
Well, I was raised around bar rooms and Friday night dancers
Singin' them old country songs
And half the time ending up some place I don't belong
And I'm a victim of life's circumstances
Well, I was raised around bar rooms and Friday night dancers
Singin' them old country songs
Half the time ending up some place I don't belong
Facts about Victim Of Life's Circumstances
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Victim Of Life's Circumstances is written by Delbert Ross Mcclinton.
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It is first released on March 28, 1995 as part of Vince Gill's album "The Essential Vince Gill" which includes 20 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we try to piece together the story behind the words, the 'Victim of Life's Circumstances' song by Vince Gill other smells trouble, because of his childhood, and thanks to the way life treated him, he feels caught in a vicious circle of bad things that happen to him and are not under his control. The lyrics do reflect a certain giving up to fate and an analysis of how one’s environment and past can create miserable life situations over and over again, thus feeling not in place. The song mainly highlights introspection, longing for the past, and remorselessness as well as loneliness. However, the song simultaneously points out the necessity of making choices and living with the consequences, the inevitability of being a victim of circumstances, and regret and reflection. The song's lyrics refer to drinking and a knife fight, which might not be appropriate for kids under 13. The themes of drinking in the bar and the repercussions of it hint at a more adult-like setting.
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Victim Of Life's Circumstances falls under the genre Country.
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Victim Of Life's Circumstances song length is 3 minutes and 20 seconds.
Who wrote Victim Of Life's Circumstances lyrics?
Victim Of Life's Circumstances is written by Delbert Ross Mcclinton.
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When was Victim Of Life's Circumstances released?
It is first released on March 28, 1995 as part of Vince Gill's album "The Essential Vince Gill" which includes 20 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Victim Of Life's Circumstances lyrics?
When we try to piece together the story behind the words, the 'Victim of Life's Circumstances' song by Vince Gill other smells trouble, because of his childhood, and thanks to the way life treated him, he feels caught in a vicious circle of bad things that happen to him and are not under his control. The lyrics do reflect a certain giving up to fate and an analysis of how one’s environment and past can create miserable life situations over and over again, thus feeling not in place. The song mainly highlights introspection, longing for the past, and remorselessness as well as loneliness. However, the song simultaneously points out the necessity of making choices and living with the consequences, the inevitability of being a victim of circumstances, and regret and reflection. The song's lyrics refer to drinking and a knife fight, which might not be appropriate for kids under 13. The themes of drinking in the bar and the repercussions of it hint at a more adult-like setting.
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Which genre is Victim Of Life's Circumstances?
Victim Of Life's Circumstances falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song Victim Of Life's Circumstances?
Victim Of Life's Circumstances song length is 3 minutes and 20 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Delbert Ross McclintonRecord Label(s): 1995 BMG Music
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