 Genius Meanings
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Passenger – Helplessly Lost
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Well I'm sorry for the time that I’ve been taking / And the lines that I’ve crossed / The mess that I’ve been making / And for everything you’ve lost / The heart that I’ve been
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Passenger – Winter Coats
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[Verse 1] / Shadows on the hills / Ripples one the water / Leaves on the trees are gold and turning / [Verse 2] / Nights getting cold / Days are getting shorter / Smoke coming down
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Passenger – Feather on the Clyde
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“Feather on the Clyde” is the 11th track on British singer-songwriter Passenger’s 3rd studio album.
Passenger says of the song, “…Feather on the Clyde is a real favorite of mine
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Passenger – Only Time
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[Verse 1] / Another shade of grey / Another rolled up sleeve / Another Christmas Day / Another New Year's eve / [Chorus] / But one year must end / For another to start / And only
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Passenger – Rosie
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[Verse 1] / Well, Rosie, don't be scared by the storm outside / We are safe and warm, we are home and dry / And though it rages on, there's no need to cry / Oh, Rosie, don't you
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Passenger – Paper Cut, Chinese Burn
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[Verse 1] / Paper cuts and a Chinese burn / Is all that she left me / A door that won't shut and a keel won't turn / Is all that she left me / [Chorus] / Well I tried, I tried
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Passenger – Where the Lights Hang Low
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[Verse 1] / There's a place I go / Where the lights hang low / The walls are stale from a thousand Marlborough lights / And the carpet tells a tale of a thousand Friday nights / [
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Passenger – Restless Wind
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[Verse 1] / Well, hello there, restless wind / It's been a long time since you've blown through these streets / I really don't mind / If you pick me up off my feet, just one last
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Central Cee – LET GO
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In “LET GO,” Central Cee vents his feelings over a female and reminisces on times they had, causing him to feel depressed and emotional. The track’s beat samples Passenger’s
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Passenger – Moon on the Water
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[Verse 1] / Well will you fill my head with stories / 'til I close my eyes and dream until the dawn / And when I'm sleeping tell me secrets / Tell me things you've never told no
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Passenger – Let Me Dream A While
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[Verse 1] / Well, when the lights hang low / And I lay down and I close my eyes / I see colors and spinning wheels / I hear a language I don't understand / I see people I've not
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Passenger – Sometimes It's Something, Sometimes It's Nothing at All
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[Verse 1] / Maybe we'll sleep here / Covered in star shine / Out on the ocean / Wrapped up in nighttime song / Hear the tide rise and fall / Well, sometimes it's something
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Yukon Blonde – Saturday night
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Forget about the golden girl / A lost baby in a bitter world / Well I'm bitter and she's / Lalala lalala lalala lalala / So what if I don't look right? / I get hit if I'm in the
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R.E.M. – Losing My Religion
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“Losing My Religion” was released as a single in February 1991, in advance of R.E.M.’s album, Out of Time, where it appeared as the second track.
It became R.E.M’s biggest hit
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Silver Jews – Self-Ignition
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Oh self-ignition / I can feel her suitcase sensing mine / She was her own permission / Miss nineteen ninety ninety ninety nine nine nine nine / Charles James Sofa and a household
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Artifex Pereo – As We Look On
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Hail the sinking boat / Surrender hope of vessels stout & guaranteed to float / The sea will sway / But rummaged rock is all that's left of home / Satiate with waves or hide & wait
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Royal Blood – Limbo
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[Verse 1] / Wake up every morning / Almost surprised I survived / Blood on the pillow / Tears in my eyes / Slept in a murder scene last night / [Pre-Chorus] / Nobody move / Nobody
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Jethro Tull – A Passion Play (Part 2)
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[The Story Of The Hare Who Lost His Spectacles (Part 2)] / [Segment] / Ostensibly motionless, the Hare was trembling with excitement, for without his spectacles he appeared
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Jethro Tull – A Passion Play (Edit #9)
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The Story Of The Hare Who Lost His Spectacles / This is the story of the hare who lost his spectacles / Owl loved to rest quietly whilst no one was watching / Sitting on a fence
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Motionless in White – Carry the Torch
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Passion burns with a fiery vengeance / We are the eye of the storm / An equivocal static destruction / Bleeding out false idol swarms / Possession and lacking in foresight
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Heart of a Coward – All Life Is Finite
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Light fades away / As your last breath draws closer / Slip away into the dark / This place only brings death / With every breath / I can feel your life slip away / I cannot bear to
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Alice Sebold – The Lovely Bones (Chapter 22)
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Ruth collapsing into the road. Of this I was aware. Mr. Harvey sailing away unwatched, unloved, unbidden – this I lost. / Helplessly I tipped, my balance gone. I fell through the
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Curse ov Dialect – Stop Sarisis
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[Verse 1: Raceless] / Scholars try experiencing the Liberian / Free thought, hoping and provoking lots of plans to / Invade New York / Infernal hordes tour outside the / Churchyard
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Juice WRLD & Halsey – Life’s a Mess
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“Life’s a Mess” is a promotional single off of Juice WRLD’s first posthumous studio album Legends Never Die. On the track, Juice and Halsey convey their troubles throughout their
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Chris Orrick – Instinctive Drowning
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[Chorus] / You are what you know / The problems sink deep to the bottom of your soul / And the world doesn't know / You're lost in the undertow / And those waves come strong
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Nervous Reck (Ft. J. Cole) – The Ojays
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[Produced by Nervous Reck] / [Verse 1: J. Cole] / At the stop sign, I looked both ways, pumpin' Ojays / My pops put me on that, catchin' a contact / And weed blew from the backseat
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Hana Vu – Everyone in the Room
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[Verse 1] / Everyone in the room looks like you / And I can't help my tiring hiding / Turn to light, no finding out / What I think I trapped somehow / [Chorus] / Ooh, fall like the
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Original Broadway Cast of Hamilton – Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story
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The cast and company return to usher in Eliza, who takes over for Burr and narrates the Afterword of our story. The play ends by asking the audience directly, “Who tells your story
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Kid Faze (Ft. Marze Frascati & Young Spliff) – Purpose
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Got it on my own / Nobody cared to see / When I was down and out / I couldn’t get up on my feet / I made another route / I could never accept defeat / Passing out the plates / Now
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Steve Earle – The Galway Girl
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Well, I took a stroll on the old long walk / Of a day-i-ay-i-ay / I met a little girl and we stopped to talk / Of a fine soft day-i-ay / And I ask you, friend, what's a fella to do
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Ewan MacColl – The Ballad of John Axon
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On 9 February 1957, fifty-six year old engineer John Axon was driving a train from Buxton to Edgeley, north England when the automatic stream brake pipe in his engine fractured
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Joseph Conrad – Nostromo (Chap. 3.10)
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The next day was quiet in the morning, except for the faint sound of firing to the northward, in the direction of Los Hatos. Captain Mitchell had listened to it from his balcony
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Girls – Broken Dreams Club
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It's hard enough to be alone / It's harder still to spend so long / Looking for happiness / Feeling so restless / I know you feel like I do too / Even though I'm close to you / I
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Lowkey (Ft. Mai Khalil) – Letter To The 1%
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[Quote: Michael Parenti] / “Talking in terms of power. Where the power is, who's shaping the condition of our lives, who determines the quality of the air we breathe, the food we
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