Kake21
Member
Do you guys know where I can the official lyrics to SOAPF?
It'd be awesome to have correct lyrics on my iPod
It'd be awesome to have correct lyrics on my iPod
In Flames lyrics discussion
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Do you guys know where I can the official lyrics to SOAPF?
It'd be awesome to have correct lyrics on my iPod
No one has them yet since the album just released today in Sweden. But Krofius said he would put them up here unless someone does it before him. Just be patient.
Kake21
Member
where's that asshole krofius when you need him
I know, right? Unfortunately, he said he ordered the Deluxe edition and that it is scheduled to arrive on Friday, the 17th. Hopefully that changes to sooner.
So, in Vacuum, I know the lyric is written as "Smile, applaud, love, hail" but I really hear "Smile, applaud, o-bey" for all but maybe the first time he says it. Thoughts?
Dantess9226
FINN BALOR
Nope: i seriously can't here 'o-bey'. I guess it is because i have the album w/ lyrics book, and the first time i heard the song i read through the lyrics. To my ears it is definitely pronounced "Smile, Applaud, Love, Hail- the weaker you get, the stronger they become".
Great song BTW
Great song BTW
I have the physical album, too. It's how I first heard In Flames. I'm sure he still says, "Love, Hail" but most if the time with the way he pronounces that, I hear "o-bey". Oh well.
Would you care to provide some input then? Do you hear "Love, hail" or "O-bey" in Vacuum? I'm probably the only one who hears this.
I hear smile, aplaud, love, hail. Makes a little more sense when you pair it with the other section of" lie, rape, steal and murder", both have four words. And yeah, great song, one of my favourites from CC.
As far as my favourite lyrics go, Jotun probably takes the cake. Cryptic, dark and apocalyptic. "The privilege of a twenty-two kilometer tombstone"- awesome imagery. And the reference at the end to reptile skulls, great.
Pretty much every song from Clayman too. Brush the Dust Away's "get in line for tragic, let us dance to the pistol magic", "splinters of a poem" from Bullet Ride, etc. All awesome. Except S&A.
And of course TJR. Artifacts lyrics probably my favourite from it. Sounds like it's about nuclear fallout to me, after the bombs have dropped. Whatever it means, it's awesome.
As far as my favourite lyrics go, Jotun probably takes the cake. Cryptic, dark and apocalyptic. "The privilege of a twenty-two kilometer tombstone"- awesome imagery. And the reference at the end to reptile skulls, great.
Pretty much every song from Clayman too. Brush the Dust Away's "get in line for tragic, let us dance to the pistol magic", "splinters of a poem" from Bullet Ride, etc. All awesome. Except S&A.
And of course TJR. Artifacts lyrics probably my favourite from it. Sounds like it's about nuclear fallout to me, after the bombs have dropped. Whatever it means, it's awesome.
I know it makes more sense, I just, I don't know, I mostly hear the other thing. Oh well. Whatever. Great lyrics regardless.
Yeah, meaning doesn't really change either way. Definitely my favourite lyrics from CC, either way.
Does anyone know what is said at the beginning of F(r)iend? I hear, "The most ... question is, 'why does the world stop?'" Is it "haunting"?
Pallbearer
Passive Member
I do not KNOW, but I always thought it was:
"Should I think the most punching question is, 'why did the world start?'"
"Should I think the most punching question is, 'why did the world start?'"
sing365.com has this: "Some men think the most puzzling question is, why did the world stop?" I really don't know.
