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The Lumineers – Flowers in Your Hair
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A song about nostalgia, Wesley remembers the past that he has with a girl that he grew up with.
It then transpires that he has fallen in love with this girl due to their closeness
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The Lumineers – Flowers in your hair - live from the spotify office
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When we were younger we thought / Everyone was on our side / Then we grew a little bit / And romanticized the time I saw / Flowers in your hair / It takes a boy to live / It takes
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Genius Brasil Traduções – The Lumineers - Flowers in Your Hair (Tradução em Português)
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[Tradução de "Flowers in Your Hair", de The Lumineers] / [Verso 1] / Quando menores, pensávamos que todos estavam do nosso lado / Então a gente cresceu um pouco / E romantizamos a
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Mumford & Sons – After the Storm
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#FLOWERS IN YOUR HAIR
This is, like so many other songs on Sigh No More, a song about dealing with the aftermath of personal hardship, using the aftermath of a storm as a metaphor
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The Lumineers – Stubborn Love
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Stubborn Love is the second single from The Lumineers' self-titled debut. It was released on October 3rd, 2012. The song is about second chances and forgiveness; the writer
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The Lumineers – Slow It Down
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One of the slowest songs on the album and likely one of the most powerful ones.
It depicts a relationship where the two partners grow apart due to the female’s lust for glamour.
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The Lumineers – Where the Skies Are Blue
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[Verse 1] / You're gonna leave, it ain't gonna break my heart, mama / I've never seen nobody quite like you / [Chorus] / And if you ever change your tune / Oh, the world's got the
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The Lumineers – Flapper Girl
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The song tells a story set in the 1920s. Most of us will recognize the time as the “Jazz Age”, when wealth was in abundance and modern American culture began forming. Before then
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The Lumineers – Charlie Boy
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“Charlie Boy” details the life of lead singer Wesley Schultz’s uncle, Charles Schultz, who was killed in the Vietnam War.
Charles, or Charlie, was born in 1944 and was the first
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The Lumineers – Submarines
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“Submarines” is the third song from both The Lumineers EP and The Lumineers album.
The song is sung from the perspective of the band’s lead singer’s great grandfather, who tells
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Genius Brasil Traduções – The Lumineers - Charlie Boy (Tradução em Português)
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[Tradução de "Charlie Boy", de The Lumineers] / [Verso 1] / Menino Charlie, não vá para a guerra / Primogênito, nascido em 44 / O Kennedy fez ele acreditar / Que a gente podia
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The Lumineers – Ho Hey
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Ranked at #36 in United States
Wesley Schultz is trying to do the right things the right way, whether it’s in a relationship or in life in general. Although he does say, “it
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Genius Brasil Traduções – The Lumineers - Ho Hey (Tradução em Português)
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[Tradução de "Ho Hey", de The Lumineers] / [Introdução] / Ho! Hey! / Ho! Hey! / Ho! / [Verso 1] / Eu tenho tentado fazer as coisas certas (Hey!) / Eu vivo uma vida solitária (Ho
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The Lumineers – Classy Girls
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[Verse 1: Wesley Schultz, Jeremiah Fraites] / Well, she was standing in a bar / I said, "Hello, how do you do?" / She handed me a beer with a kangaroo / She spoke of places I had
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The Lumineers – Dead Sea
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[Verse 1] / I stood alone upon the platform in vain / The Puerto Ricans, they were playing their salsa in the rain / With open doors and manual locks / In fast food parking lots
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Genius Brasil Traduções – The Lumineers - Stubborn Love (Tradução em Português)
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[Tradução de "Stubborn Love", de The Lumineers] / [Verso 1] / Ela vai mentir, roubar, enganar / E depois te implorar de joelhos / Fazer você pensar que desta vez é de verdade / Ela
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Genius Brasil Traduções – The Lumineers - Submarines (Tradução em Português)
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[Tradução de "Submarines", de The Lumineers] / [Verso 1] / Eu acredito em submarinos / Debaixo do profundo mar azul / Vi as bandeiras, eram japonesas / Ninguém vai acreditar em mim
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The Lumineers – Scotland
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[Verse 1] / They all need something to hold on to / They all mean well / Pay your respects to society giving me hell / [Chorus] / You could never feel my story / It's all you know
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