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- Dot Dash LyricsMist closing in, getting thicker
One drops out, becoming quicker
Lights grow dim, they glimmer
The chances smaller, the odds are slimmer
Dot dash, dip flash, don't crash
Loosening my grip
Be sure to tread carefully
Steering a passage
Finding a line
Cross to comply, crossply
Progressive acceleration, skidding but the expression
Remains pan, radiators for all
Radial, I'm still in control, I understand, a hand, a hand moved me
Driven by self-propulsion
Turning right across the stream
The risks increased with sustained leisure
Courting death, so ill at...
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One drops out, becoming quicker
Lights grow dim, they glimmer
The chances smaller, the odds are slimmer
Dot dash, dip flash, don't crash
Loosening my grip
Be sure to tread carefully
Steering a passage
Finding a line
Cross to comply, crossply
Progressive acceleration, skidding but the expression
Radial, I'm still in control, I understand, a hand, a hand moved me
Driven by self-propulsion
Turning right across the stream
The risks increased with sustained leisure
Courting death, so ill at...
.ease
Facts about Dot Dash
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Dot Dash is written by Colin John Newman, Bruce Gilbert, Graham Lewis, Robert Selwyn Gotobed.
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It is first released on November 13, 2006 as part of Wire's album "Live At the Roxy, London" which includes 46 tracks in total.
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When we try to understand the message behind it, the song 'Dot Dash' by Wire uses the metaphors 'mist closing in' and 'don't crash' to show how life challenges create dangerous and tense situations. The Dot dash lyrics present five main emotional states which include angst and adventure and reflection and despair and empowerment. The song presents two main elements which need to be understood through dangerous situations and controlled movement and urgent circumstances which need to be repeated. The lyrics contain themes of danger and risk, with phrases like 'courting death' and 'don't crash,' which may be concerning for younger audiences. The language is not overly explicit, but the overall tone and subject matter suggest a need for parental guidance.
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Dot Dash falls under the genre Alternative.
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Dot Dash song length is 2 minutes and 19 seconds.
Who wrote Dot Dash lyrics?
Dot Dash is written by Colin John Newman, Bruce Gilbert, Graham Lewis, Robert Selwyn Gotobed.
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When was Dot Dash released?
It is first released on November 13, 2006 as part of Wire's album "Live At the Roxy, London" which includes 46 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind Dot Dash lyrics?
When we try to understand the message behind it, the song 'Dot Dash' by Wire uses the metaphors 'mist closing in' and 'don't crash' to show how life challenges create dangerous and tense situations. The Dot dash lyrics present five main emotional states which include angst and adventure and reflection and despair and empowerment. The song presents two main elements which need to be understood through dangerous situations and controlled movement and urgent circumstances which need to be repeated. The lyrics contain themes of danger and risk, with phrases like 'courting death' and 'don't crash,' which may be concerning for younger audiences. The language is not overly explicit, but the overall tone and subject matter suggest a need for parental guidance.
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Which genre is Dot Dash?
Dot Dash falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Dot Dash?
Dot Dash song length is 2 minutes and 19 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Colin John Newman, Bruce Gilbert, Graham Lewis, Robert Selwyn Gotobed
Record Label(s): 2006 pinkflag
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