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Wallflowers First One In The Car Lyrics
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First One In The Car
Wallflowers
Wallflowers
WALLFLOWERS
- First One In The Car LyricsYou’re gonna break somebody’s heart that’s true
Someone’s gonna break yours too
You’ll laugh in the middle of getting it done
And having it done to you
I see the neck of the driver behind the wheel
You looking at me in the side view mirror
You’re changing your clothes in the back seat you slip
From a girl to a woman in less than a minute
As we roll from the city under the stars
On down the boulevard
May God be the first one in the car
May he be the last one out of ours
Moonlight shining on a Lincoln’s hood
Full of smoke and your perfume
If you’re thinking you might I was hoping you would
Do just what your mother doesn’t thing you should
Pass the building where your father works
The topless bars and the church
I ain’t superstitious but it’s making me nervous
Shouldn’t we at least say something first
As we roll from the city under the stars
On down the boulevard
May God be the first one in the car
May he be the last one out of ours
As we come down from wishing this city would start
Making use of these open arms
May God be the first one in the car
May He be the last one out of ours
On to the off ramp my coat around you
May love be down there and ride with us too
I’d be happy to die with you here doing this
The impression of my face down on your lips
As we roll from the city under the stars
On down the boulevard
May God be the first one in the car
May he be the last one out of ours
As we come down from wishing this city would stop
Making use of these open hearts
May God be the first one in the car
May He be the last one out of ours
Someone’s gonna break yours too
You’ll laugh in the middle of getting it done
And having it done to you
I see the neck of the driver behind the wheel
You looking at me in the side view mirror
You’re changing your clothes in the back seat you slip
From a girl to a woman in less than a minute
As we roll from the city under the stars
On down the boulevard
May God be the first one in the car
May he be the last one out of ours
Moonlight shining on a Lincoln’s hood
Full of smoke and your perfume
If you’re thinking you might I was hoping you would
Do just what your mother doesn’t thing you should
Pass the building where your father works
The topless bars and the church
I ain’t superstitious but it’s making me nervous
Shouldn’t we at least say something first
On down the boulevard
May God be the first one in the car
May he be the last one out of ours
As we come down from wishing this city would start
Making use of these open arms
May God be the first one in the car
May He be the last one out of ours
On to the off ramp my coat around you
May love be down there and ride with us too
I’d be happy to die with you here doing this
The impression of my face down on your lips
As we roll from the city under the stars
On down the boulevard
May God be the first one in the car
May he be the last one out of ours
As we come down from wishing this city would stop
Making use of these open hearts
May God be the first one in the car
May He be the last one out of ours
Facts about First One In The Car
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First One In The Car is written by Jakob Dylan, Jack S. Irons, Stuart Mathis, Gregory Martin Richling, Rami Jaffee.
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It is first released on October 09, 2012 as part of Wallflowers's album "Glad All Over" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the Wallflowers’ 'First One in the Car' skilfully narrates the brief but powerful moments of adolescent love and the craving for godly assistance amidst the chaos of life. The metaphors mainly focus on love, nostalgia, adventure, spirituality, and reflection. Literally, the song highlights the topics of love and intimacy, transition and change, faith and spirituality and nervousness and uncertainty. The lyrics bear the marks of young love and possible heartbreak, which are apt for a mature audience. Moreover, there are hints of a girl turning into a woman, which can be taken as a coming-of-age theme that fits older teens' progression better. Although the text is not explicit, the context and themes imply a PG-13 rating.
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First One In The Car falls under the genre Rock.
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First One In The Car song length is 4 minutes and 21 seconds.
Who wrote First One In The Car lyrics?
First One In The Car is written by Jakob Dylan, Jack S. Irons, Stuart Mathis, Gregory Martin Richling, Rami Jaffee.
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When was First One In The Car released?
It is first released on October 09, 2012 as part of Wallflowers's album "Glad All Over" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind First One In The Car lyrics?
When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the Wallflowers’ 'First One in the Car' skilfully narrates the brief but powerful moments of adolescent love and the craving for godly assistance amidst the chaos of life. The metaphors mainly focus on love, nostalgia, adventure, spirituality, and reflection. Literally, the song highlights the topics of love and intimacy, transition and change, faith and spirituality and nervousness and uncertainty. The lyrics bear the marks of young love and possible heartbreak, which are apt for a mature audience. Moreover, there are hints of a girl turning into a woman, which can be taken as a coming-of-age theme that fits older teens' progression better. Although the text is not explicit, the context and themes imply a PG-13 rating.
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Which genre is First One In The Car?
First One In The Car falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song First One In The Car?
First One In The Car song length is 4 minutes and 21 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Jakob Dylan, Jack S. Irons, Stuart Mathis, Gregory Martin Richling, Rami Jaffee
Record Label(s): 2012 Columbia Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment
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