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- Mannequin Lyrics / with translationsYou're a waste of space
No natural grace
You're so bloody thin
You don't even begin
To interest me
Not even curiousity
It's not animosity
It's just you don't interest me
You're an energy void
A black hole to avoid
No style, no heart
You don't even start
To interest me
Not even curiousity
It's not animosity
It's just you don't interest me
No natural grace
You're so bloody thin
You don't even begin
To interest me
Not even curiousity
It's not animosity
It's just you don't interest me
You're an energy void
No style, no heart
You don't even start
To interest me
Not even curiousity
It's not animosity
It's just you don't interest me
Facts about Mannequin
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Mannequin is written by Bruce Clifford Gilbert, Colin John Newman, Robert Selwyn Gotobed, Graham Lewis.
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It is first released on November 01, 1977 as part of Wire's album "Pink Flag" which includes 21 tracks in total. This song is the 16th track on this album.
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When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, Wire's 'Mannequin' song unveils its narrator's contempt for a person with the shallowest character and the lightest substance, thus calling the person a 'waste of space' and 'energy void.' Nowhere in the lyrics the narrator reveals his or her curiosity or sympathy towards this person-he or she only virtually underlines the person's emptiness and unlikeness. Manifestly, the song's lyrics introspectively characterize the whole range of emotions: angst, anger, frustration, resentment, and rage. In parallel, the song articulates and loudly proclaims the need for disinterest and disdain and frustration and questioning. The lyrics, while using some mild language, contain themes of disdain and criticism that may not be suitable for very young children without parental guidance. However, there are no overt references to violence, sex, or drug use.
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Mannequin falls under the genre Adult Alternative.
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Mannequin song length is 2 minutes and 37 seconds.
Who wrote Mannequin lyrics?
Mannequin is written by Bruce Clifford Gilbert, Colin John Newman, Robert Selwyn Gotobed, Graham Lewis.
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When was Mannequin released?
It is first released on November 01, 1977 as part of Wire's album "Pink Flag" which includes 21 tracks in total. This song is the 16th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Mannequin lyrics?
When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, Wire's 'Mannequin' song unveils its narrator's contempt for a person with the shallowest character and the lightest substance, thus calling the person a 'waste of space' and 'energy void.' Nowhere in the lyrics the narrator reveals his or her curiosity or sympathy towards this person-he or she only virtually underlines the person's emptiness and unlikeness. Manifestly, the song's lyrics introspectively characterize the whole range of emotions: angst, anger, frustration, resentment, and rage. In parallel, the song articulates and loudly proclaims the need for disinterest and disdain and frustration and questioning. The lyrics, while using some mild language, contain themes of disdain and criticism that may not be suitable for very young children without parental guidance. However, there are no overt references to violence, sex, or drug use.
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Which genre is Mannequin?
Mannequin falls under the genre Adult Alternative.
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How long is the song Mannequin?
Mannequin song length is 2 minutes and 37 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by musixmatch2Songwriter(s): Bruce Clifford Gilbert, Colin John Newman, Robert Selwyn Gotobed, Graham Lewis
Record Label(s): 2006 The copyright in this compilation is owned by EMI Records Ltd
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