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- Flutes Of Chi LyricsEverything that you are
That you'd like to be
Will come in three, my friend
Times thine inequity
The flutes of the chi
Will sound again, my friend
Wrap yourself up in gold
The fruits of the old
Are ripe to be told, my friend
For, it's not what you are
How you've come to be
All this will end and begin again
Everything that you are
That you'd like to be
Will come in three, my friend
Times thine inequity
The flutes of the chi
Will sound again, my friend
That you'd like to be
Will come in three, my friend
Times thine inequity
The flutes of the chi
Will sound again, my friend
Wrap yourself up in gold
The fruits of the old
Are ripe to be told, my friend
For, it's not what you are
All this will end and begin again
Everything that you are
That you'd like to be
Will come in three, my friend
Times thine inequity
The flutes of the chi
Will sound again, my friend
Facts about Flutes Of Chi
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Flutes Of Chi is written by Aaron Freeman, Michael Melchiondo.
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It is first released on May 02, 2000 as part of Ween's album "White Pepper" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, Flutes of Chi by Ween takes a deep look into life and personal growth by using metaphors such as 'wrap yourself up in gold' to indicate the worth of previous experiences and 'times thine inequity' for assessing personal imbalance. The most important aspects of Flutes of chi lyrics are predominantly, inspiration, spirituality, reflection, hope and empowerment. Alongside these, the song also speaks of transformation and change, life’s cyclical nature and self-reflection and growth as well. The lyrical content is devoid of any profanities, violence, sexual themes, or drug references. The themes are abstract and philosophical in nature, making them good for all ages.
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Flutes Of Chi falls under the genre Pop.
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Flutes Of Chi song length is 3 minutes and 30 seconds.
Who wrote Flutes Of Chi lyrics?
Flutes Of Chi is written by Aaron Freeman, Michael Melchiondo.
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When was Flutes Of Chi released?
It is first released on May 02, 2000 as part of Ween's album "White Pepper" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Flutes Of Chi lyrics?
When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, Flutes of Chi by Ween takes a deep look into life and personal growth by using metaphors such as 'wrap yourself up in gold' to indicate the worth of previous experiences and 'times thine inequity' for assessing personal imbalance. The most important aspects of Flutes of chi lyrics are predominantly, inspiration, spirituality, reflection, hope and empowerment. Alongside these, the song also speaks of transformation and change, life’s cyclical nature and self-reflection and growth as well. The lyrical content is devoid of any profanities, violence, sexual themes, or drug references. The themes are abstract and philosophical in nature, making them good for all ages.
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Which genre is Flutes Of Chi?
Flutes Of Chi falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song Flutes Of Chi?
Flutes Of Chi song length is 3 minutes and 30 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Aaron Freeman, Michael Melchiondo
Record Label(s): 2000 Elektra Entertainment Group Inc for the United States and WEA International Inc for the world outside of the United States A Time Warner Compa
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