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[1] Delight is a Polish music band playing modern rock with elements of electronic music, and having a background in metal on their earliest albums. They are currently publishing their albums under Roadrunner Records.
The band was formed under the name SATOR in 1998 in Skawina, a small town near Cracow, Poland. The first line-up was: Paulina Maslanka - vocals, Jaroslaw Baran - drums & guitar, Sebastian Wojtowicz - guitar, Piotr Szymanski - bass and Tomasz Polczyk - keyboards. After a few-months' work the band recorded their first demo tape "...And Remember", released by the underground label Eternal Blackness (as a split record with AT DOMINE). Soon after the demo had been prepared, Daniel Kaczmarczyk joined the band on drums. In the renewed line-up the band worked on and recorded new material for a full-length album. After a year of preparation, the band was able to get 10 songs ready. These songs were to be included In the first LP by the re-named band, DELIGHT. Unlike with the first demo, the new songs were entirely composed, produced and recorded at a home studio by Jaroslaw Baran.
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website: http://www.myspace.com/delightspace
[2] South Korean girl group.
Juliet
Delight Lyrics
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On This She Had Not Bargained
But She Was Like Some Missionary Dancing to the Beat of Some
Man's Ancient Drum
and She Tries Hard to Tell This Story But It's a Hard One to Tell
She Consults Her Book of Miracles
Cry and the Wind Says Fly On
Well Now You're On Your Own
Well You're Back Out On the Road Again
and You Try to Tie Together Some Connections
You Get Some Ribbons and Some Bows and Get Back Out On The
Road Again
So You Found a Queen Without a King
Oh Yes, and Everyone Here Loved Her no One Was Wrong
But You're a Little Bit Like Her
You're Just a Little Bit Like Her
a Little Bit Like Her a Little Bit Like Juliet
Turn to the Blue Crystal Mirror Well As Always It Is Truthful
Oh, Well You See It in the Reflection of the Real Blue Lamp
Well Tie the Connection Get Some Ribbons and Some Bows Get Back
Out On the Road
But When They Were Good They Were Really Good Really Good Stranger
So You Found a Queen Without a King
Oh Yes, and Everyone Here Loved Her no One Was Wrong
You're a Little Bit Like Her
You're Just a Little Bit Like Her
a Little Bit Like Her a Little Bit Like Juliet
Let the Crisis Become a Bridge and Cross That Bridge Tomorrow
Well Let the Time That Goes Between, Baby
Well Let It Let Go of the Sorrow
She Says the Sky Is Crying He Says No, the Sky Is Blue
He Says the Sky Is Not Crying He Says the Sky Is Blue
She Says the Sky Is Crying He Says the Sky Is Blue
Can You Get Into That?
the Sky Is Crying He Says No, the Sky Is Blue
The song "Juliet" by Delight is a melancholic but hopeful tune about a woman who has faced immense struggles but has found the strength to continue on. The first verse talks about how difficult the woman's journey has been, and how unexpected it was. She is compared to a missionary dancing to the beat of a man's ancient drum - this suggests that she is following a path that has been laid out for her, even though it may not be easy. She consults her book of miracles (perhaps searching for hope or guidance) but ultimately it seems that she must face this challenge on her own. The second verse introduces the idea of a queen without a king, which seems to be a metaphor for the woman. She is loved by everyone but still has a sense of loneliness because she is missing a partner. The mention of Juliet in this verse suggests that the woman is similar to Shakespeare's tragic heroine who also faced great struggles and lost her partner. The chorus repeats that the woman is a little bit like Juliet, and that when they were good, they were really good.
The rest of the song is about finding hope and connection, even in the face of difficulty. The blue crystal mirror mentioned in the third verse seems to represent a moment of clarity or insight - perhaps the woman is seeing herself more clearly or understanding her situation better. She is encouraged to tie the connection with ribbons and bows, which could represent making connections with others or tying together different parts of herself. The idea of crisis becoming a bridge suggests that even though the woman has faced hardship, she can use it as a way to move forward in her life. The final section of the song is a conversation about whether the sky is crying or not. This could be a metaphor for whether there is sadness or hope in the world, and the fact that the characters can't agree on the answer could represent the ambiguity of life. Overall, "Juliet" is a song about resilience, hope, and finding connection even in the toughest of times.
Line by Line Meaning
It Was Way Too Hard It Was Way Too Tough
The situation was extremely difficult and challenging.
On This She Had Not Bargained
She did not expect this kind of situation.
But She Was Like Some Missionary Dancing to the Beat of Some
She was struggling to cope with the situation and was trying her best to stay strong.
Man's Ancient Drum
The challenges she was facing were historical and deeply rooted.
and She Tries Hard to Tell This Story But It's a Hard One to Tell
She finds it difficult to communicate her struggles.
She Consults Her Book of Miracles
She seeks hope and inspiration from a reliable source.
Cry and the Wind Says Fly On
In times of distress, one must persevere and keep moving forward.
Well Now You're On Your Own
She is left to face these challenges by herself.
You're Back Out On the Road Again For a Million Reasons
She has no choice but to continue her journey despite the obstacles.
Well You're Back Out On the Road Again
Her journey continues despite her difficulties.
and You Try to Tie Together Some Connections
She attempts to find meaning in her struggles by finding connections.
You Get Some Ribbons and Some Bows and Get Back Out On The Road Again
She tries to find ways to make the journey more enjoyable and bearable.
So You Found a Queen Without a King
She found someone who was powerful and respected in society but lacked something important.
Oh Yes, and Everyone Here Loved Her no One Was Wrong
Despite her flaws, the Queen was still beloved by many.
But You're a Little Bit Like Her
The singer relates to the Queen on some level.
You're Just a Little Bit Like Her
The artist sees similarities between herself and the Queen.
a Little Bit Like Her a Little Bit Like Juliet
The artist sees herself as a mix between the Queen and the literary character Juliet, who also faced struggles.
Turn to the Blue Crystal Mirror Well As Always It Is Truthful
She seeks truth and clarity from an honest source.
Oh, Well You See It in the Reflection of the Real Blue Lamp
She finds the truth in something that already exists within her life.
Let the Crisis Become a Bridge and Cross That Bridge Tomorrow
She hopes to use her struggles as a learning experience and move forward from them.
Well Let the Time That Goes Between, Baby
She believes that with time, she can overcome her struggles.
Well Let It Let Go of the Sorrow
She hopes to let go of the pain and suffering caused by her struggles.
She Says the Sky Is Crying He Says No, the Sky Is Blue
There is a disagreement between two people about the state of the world.
Can You Get Into That?
Can you understand this perspective or point of view?
the Sky Is Crying He Says No, the Sky Is Blue
The difference in perspective between the two people continues.
Contributed by Thomas W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
TIM06
on Is It Too Late
que de souvenirs pur funk! à l écoute suivi de ltd "holding on!" il faut tenir bon!! ne soyons pas trop nostalgique de ces années...mais m..de que c'est dur!!!