MASTODON
- Workhorse LyricsSlaved into brittle and worked for days
Only thing that paves your stay
Look behind you see what you've made
Like a workhorse stands for miles
Work for you and never get tired
Roll 'em up it's time to go
We'll be back before it's too long
Shaved into rhythm, work for days
Consequences we have paid
To be free in a world we've made
Like a workhorse stands for miles
Work for you and never get tired
Roll 'em up it's time to go
We can bet on all that's lost
Before it's too long
Burning hell
Like a workhorse stands for miles
Work for you and never get tired
Roll 'em up it's time to go
We can bet on all that's lost
Only thing that paves your stay
Look behind you see what you've made
Like a workhorse stands for miles
Work for you and never get tired
Roll 'em up it's time to go
We'll be back before it's too long
Shaved into rhythm, work for days
Consequences we have paid
To be free in a world we've made
Work for you and never get tired
Roll 'em up it's time to go
We can bet on all that's lost
Before it's too long
Burning hell
Like a workhorse stands for miles
Work for you and never get tired
Roll 'em up it's time to go
We can bet on all that's lost
Facts about Workhorse
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Workhorse is written by Troy Sanders, Brent Hinds, Bill Kelliher, Brann Dailor.
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It is first released on May 28, 2002 as part of Mastodon's album "Remission" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song 'Workhorse' by Mastodon uses the metaphor of a workhorse to symbolize hard work and dedication. The lyrics describe the difficulties and the sacrifices which people make to reach their goals of freedom and success in a world which they helped create, although they encounter obstacles which make them feel imprisoned. Workhorse lyrics mostly emphasizes angst, reflection, social commentary, empowerment and anger. The song establishes two main themes which treat hard work and dedication as essential elements while both reflection and consequences and the fight for freedom. The lyrics present themes about hard work and struggle, which may need parental guidance because they contain content that is unsuitable for young children. The song contains no direct mentions of violence or sex or drug use yet its use of 'burning hell' and its overall atmosphere may find certain audiences considering it too violent.
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Workhorse falls under the genre Rock.
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Workhorse song length is 3 minutes and 45 seconds.
Who wrote Workhorse lyrics?
Workhorse is written by Troy Sanders, Brent Hinds, Bill Kelliher, Brann Dailor.
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When was Workhorse released?
It is first released on May 28, 2002 as part of Mastodon's album "Remission" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Workhorse lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song 'Workhorse' by Mastodon uses the metaphor of a workhorse to symbolize hard work and dedication. The lyrics describe the difficulties and the sacrifices which people make to reach their goals of freedom and success in a world which they helped create, although they encounter obstacles which make them feel imprisoned. Workhorse lyrics mostly emphasizes angst, reflection, social commentary, empowerment and anger. The song establishes two main themes which treat hard work and dedication as essential elements while both reflection and consequences and the fight for freedom. The lyrics present themes about hard work and struggle, which may need parental guidance because they contain content that is unsuitable for young children. The song contains no direct mentions of violence or sex or drug use yet its use of 'burning hell' and its overall atmosphere may find certain audiences considering it too violent.
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Which genre is Workhorse?
Workhorse falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Workhorse?
Workhorse song length is 3 minutes and 45 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Troy Sanders, Brent Hinds, Bill Kelliher, Brann Dailor
Record Label(s): 2002 Relapse Records
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