Genius Lyrics
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Death Cab for Cutie – Black Sun
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[Verse 1] / There is whiskey in the water / And there is death upon the vine / There is fear in the eyes of your father / And there is "yours" and there is "mine" / There is a
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Spotify – New Music Tuesday 01/27/15
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Every Tuesday, Spotify compiles the hottest and most notable recent releases. If you want to discover new music and keep up with the freshest songs, listen to the playlist below
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Death Cab for Cutie – I Will Follow You into the Dark
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Even on a concept album whose main theme is death, “I’ll Follow You Into The Dark” is a standout moving song about the transcendental power of love, even when that boundary is
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Death Cab for Cutie – Tiny Vessels
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Tiny Vessels is a song from the album Transatlanticism. It presents an alternative perspective on heartbreak. Generally, our sympathies lie with the person whose heart has been
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Death Cab for Cutie – Soul Meets Body
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[Verse 1] / I want to live where soul meets body / And let the sun wrap its arms around me, and / Bathe my skin in water cool and cleansing / And feel, feel what it's like to be
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Rob's music log – months: 2021
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JANUARY / You Wrote ‘Don’t Forget’ On Your Arm - Flatsound [2015] / Him - James Marriott [2021] / rue - girl in red [2020] / As the World Caves In - Matt Maltease [2017] / The
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Rob's music log – months: 2021
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JANUARY / You Wrote ‘Don’t Forget’ On Your Arm - Flatsound [2015] / Him - James Marriott [2021] / rue - girl in red [2020] / As the World Caves In - Matt Maltease [2017] / The
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Death Cab for Cutie – Brothers on a Hotel Bed
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This song is about a couple growing old together, as their bodies age, and they grow apart. Gibbard portrays the couple’s relationship as a platonic relationship between siblings
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Death Cab for Cutie – No Room in Frame
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“No Room in Frame” is the opening track to Death Cab’s eighth album, Kintsugi. Of the song, lead singer Ben Gibbard explained:
It’s kind of a traveling song, and I’ve always
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Death Cab for Cutie – No Joy in Mudville
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Track #9 from Death Cab For Cutie’s third full-length album, We Have The Facts and We’re Voting Yes.
The title is a line from the film, Casey at the Bat, which describes the
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Death Cab for Cutie – Marching Bands of Manhattan
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On “Marching Bands of Manhattan”, Gibbard uses geographical imagery of the Isle of Manhattan, comparing the love he professes from his mouth to the sound of a marching band echoing
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Death Cab for Cutie – No Sunlight
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[Verse 1] / When I was young / Lying in the grass / I felt so safe / In a warming bath / [Hook 1] / Of sunlight, of sunlight / [Verse 2] / Vast, open sky / Could do no harm / Like
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Death Cab for Cutie – Different Names for the Same Thing
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The beginning of this production has a faint sound of a fire burning in the background with wood crackling as the lyrics are sang and moves to a more clear, upbeat production as
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Death Cab for Cutie – Everything's a Ceiling
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[Verse 1] / Way way down in a hole / There's no feeling / 'Cause when you're so far beneath the floor / Everything's a ceiling / We dug it down as deep as we could / Just like we
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Death Cab for Cutie – The Ghosts of Beverly Drive
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The third track released from Death Cab’s eighth album Kintsugi, released March 31. It is also the second single, released on March 8.
Out of all the tracks released thus far (“
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Anthony Raneri – I Will Follow You Into the Dark
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Love of mine / Someday you will die / But I'll be close behind / I'll follow you into the dark / No blinding light / Or tunnels to gates of white / Just our hands clasped so tight
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Creedence Clearwater Revival – Fortunate Son Covers
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See all of “Fortunate Son” by Creedence Clearwater Revival’s covers
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Death Cab for Cutie – Song for Kelly Huckaby
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Photographs of the best time you had / Windows smudged by the speed / Leaving home with our bags from Iron Street / As morning turned into California / And smoke trailed from the
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Death Cab for Cutie – Little Wanderer
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[Verse 1] / You sent a photo out your window of Tokyo / Told me you were doing fine / You said the cherry blossoms were blooming / And that I was on your mind / But I couldn’t make
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Creedence Clearwater Revival – Fortunate Son
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As one of the most famous protest songs of the Vietnam War era, “Fortunate Son” revives this timeless message with the snarl and swagger of the 1960s righteous rock and roll.
As
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