The Fear
Travis
Travis
TRAVIS
- The Fear LyricsAll I wanted was the chance to say,
I would like to see you in the morning.
Rolling over to have you there,
Would make it easy for a little bit longer.
But here
Closer every year
So near
The fear is coming clear
My dear
The fear is here
Hottest summer in a hundred years.
But summer didn't bother getting up this morning.
And so all the trees forgot to wake.
They were dropping all their leaves,
on the ground below them.
But here
Closer every year
So near
The fear is coming clear
My dear
The fear is here
All I wanted was the chance to say,
I would like to see you in the morning.
Rolling over just to have you there.
Would make it easy for a little bit longer.
Make it easy for a little bit longer
Make it easy for a little bit longer
Make it easy for a little bit longer
Make it easy for a little bit longer
Make it easy for a little bit longer
I would like to see you in the morning.
Rolling over to have you there,
Would make it easy for a little bit longer.
But here
Closer every year
So near
The fear is coming clear
My dear
The fear is here
Hottest summer in a hundred years.
But summer didn't bother getting up this morning.
And so all the trees forgot to wake.
They were dropping all their leaves,
on the ground below them.
But here
So near
The fear is coming clear
My dear
The fear is here
All I wanted was the chance to say,
I would like to see you in the morning.
Rolling over just to have you there.
Would make it easy for a little bit longer.
Make it easy for a little bit longer
Make it easy for a little bit longer
Make it easy for a little bit longer
Make it easy for a little bit longer
Make it easy for a little bit longer
Facts about The Fear
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The Fear is written by Francis Healy.
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It is first released on May 24, 1999 as part of Travis's album "The Man Who" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, in 'The Fear,' the poet expresses his sorrow over the death of the Summer Day using the relentless summer as a metaphor for the inescapable fear. He comes back to his loved one every morning asking for the same. The fear lyrics predominantly highlight pain, love, hate, sorrow and self-examination. However, the song also points out the necessity of longing and desire as well as the coexistence of fear and inevitability. In this regard, the lyrics have a peculiar blend of longing and fear, which might be better suited for a grown-up audience. The diction and imagery are not very graphic, but the high emotionality and somewhat abstract character of the lyrics indicate a PG rating for parental guidance.
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The Fear falls under the genre Alternative.
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The Fear song length is 4 minutes and 12 seconds.
Who wrote The Fear lyrics?
The Fear is written by Francis Healy.
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When was The Fear released?
It is first released on May 24, 1999 as part of Travis's album "The Man Who" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind The Fear lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, in 'The Fear,' the poet expresses his sorrow over the death of the Summer Day using the relentless summer as a metaphor for the inescapable fear. He comes back to his loved one every morning asking for the same. The fear lyrics predominantly highlight pain, love, hate, sorrow and self-examination. However, the song also points out the necessity of longing and desire as well as the coexistence of fear and inevitability. In this regard, the lyrics have a peculiar blend of longing and fear, which might be better suited for a grown-up audience. The diction and imagery are not very graphic, but the high emotionality and somewhat abstract character of the lyrics indicate a PG rating for parental guidance.
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Which genre is The Fear?
The Fear falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song The Fear?
The Fear song length is 4 minutes and 12 seconds.
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these lyrics are last corrected by M. Stewart
Songwriter(s): Francis Healy
Record Label(s): 1999 Independiente Ltd
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