Poor Old Lu Lyrics
Poor Old Lu Lyrics
"For The Love Of My Country Lyrics"
Youth And Tear Gas Lyrics
And I was burnin' like a forest fire Yeah, I was burning like gasoline, lit When I heard the things you said Drown out the things you did than I thought of your neck, thought of your beautiful eyes While the police gas s
And I was burnin' like a forest fire Yeah, I was burning like gasoline, lit When I heard the things you said Drown out the things you did than I thought of your neck, thought of your beautiful eyes While the police gas s
The thing that sticks out about this song, of course, is the very quiet beginning until it really kicks in. A lot of fun. As was the rest of Straight Six, this song was written entirely in the studio as we spent a month writing and recording. The song is boomy, repetitive, strange and catchy. The background vocals on the chorus are strangely memorable, though not recorded particularly well -- somewhat fitting for the whole album, rough and disjointed. In the long run, 'Country' ended up being
Cherry Popsicle Lyrics
i loved you more than anything i loved you more than anyone you were the peaches in my cream you were my setting sun you were my favorite hockey card you were my smokey little bar you were my cherry popsicle
a good show song.
Lyrically, this is another one of our rare "pseudo-political" songs... in a way. This song parallels the ideas that our society has about serving our "country" with the ideas that we see in the Bible. Do we spend time looking at temporary "worldly" issues, or focus on the souls of those around us? What is the proper balance? Our perfect example, of course, is in Christ Jesus. We need to love those around us and lay ourselves down for them. Leaning on the Everlasting Arms Lyrics
What a fellowship, what a joy divine, Leaning on the everlasting arms; What a blessedness, what a peace is mine, Leaning on the everlasting arms. Refrain: Leaning, leaning, Safe and secure from all alarms; Leaning
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i loved you more than anything i loved you more than anyone you were the peaches in my cream you were my setting sun you were my favorite hockey card you were my smokey little bar you were my cherry popsicle
a good show song.
Lyrically, this is another one of our rare "pseudo-political" songs... in a way. This song parallels the ideas that our society has about serving our "country" with the ideas that we see in the Bible. Do we spend time looking at temporary "worldly" issues, or focus on the souls of those around us? What is the proper balance? Our perfect example, of course, is in Christ Jesus. We need to love those around us and lay ourselves down for them. Leaning on the Everlasting Arms Lyrics
What a fellowship, what a joy divine, Leaning on the everlasting arms; What a blessedness, what a peace is mine, Leaning on the everlasting arms. Refrain: Leaning, leaning, Safe and secure from all alarms; Leaning
for the love of this country, hey
one man pinned up and traded away
for the love of the country, hey
He is...
for the love of this country, man
how He laid down to love His land
for the love of this country, man
He is all
but what can i say?
(oh)
run and hide?
(no)
how can i be?
(low)
do you see this place?
(gone away, gone away, gone away)
do you see this race?
(gone away, gone away, gone away)
Definitive Gaze Lyrics
I've got this bird's eye view and it's in my brain clarity has reared its ugly head again so this is real life you're telling me and everything is where it ought to be I like your nerve I like watching you
for the love of this country, seeI've got this bird's eye view and it's in my brain clarity has reared its ugly head again so this is real life you're telling me and everything is where it ought to be I like your nerve I like watching you
how we shake our fists angrily
for the love of this country, see
we are so
but what can i say
(oh)
run and hide
(no)
how can i be
(low)
do you see this place?
(gone away, gone away, gone away)
do you see this race?
(gone away, gone away, gone away)
for the love of this country, hey
would i live so to fade away?
for the love of this country, hey
would i fall?