1. Metalcore band from South Florida.
2. German heavy/power metal band formed in 1988, which has nowdays incorporated epic and symphonic elements to their music. They still exist today.
Major releases:
1988 - Our Kingdom
1989 - Before the Storm
1991 - Crack in the Wall
2001 - New Horizons (EP)
2001 - One Million Lightyears From Home
2002 - The Artefact
2003 - The Sixth Dimension
2005 - Last Days of Utopia
2006 - Stardawn
3. ドメイン. A Japanese Visual Kei band, still active.
4. Polish death metal band known as Pandemonium, which due to legal issues changed their name to Domain. They went back to their original name in 2004.
As Domain they have following releases:
1995 - Pandemonium
1999 - ...From Oblivion
2002 - Gat Etemmi
5. Mexican brutal death metal band formed in 1997. They changed their name to Ravager in 2001.
Releases as Domain:
1999 - Deadly Torture to the Rot Self (demo)
2000 - Hellbirth (split with mexican Demonized)
Day Tripper
Domain Lyrics
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Got a good reason for taking the easy way out now
She was a Day Tripper, one-way ticket yeah
It took me so long to find out, but I found out
She's a big teaser, she took me half way there
She's a big teaser, she took me half way there now
She was a Day Tripper, one-way ticket yeah
It took me so long to find out, but I found out
She was a Day Tripper, a Sunday driver, yeah
Day Tripper, a Sunday driver, yeah
The lyrics from the song Day Tripper by the Beatles' rivals, Domain, display a sense of frustration and disillusionment with a partner. The opening two lines set the stage for the rest of the song, explaining that the singer has a reason for "taking the easy way out." It is left to the listener to interpret what this might mean in the context of a relationship. Maybe the singer is leaving someone when the going gets tough, perhaps cheating or just backing out because they cannot handle the situation.
The following lyrics introduce one of the main characters of the song, a "Day Tripper." It is unclear what the definition of a Day Tripper is in this context, but the song implies that it is not a desirable trait. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who is a "teaser," taking the singer "half way there" before dropping them. It seems the singer fell for the Day Tripper's tricks and was betrayed in some way. The repetition of the opening lines suggests that the singer is signing off on the relationship by finally taking the easy way out themselves.
Line by Line Meaning
Got a good reason for taking the easy way out
There was a valid reason for not putting in much effort
Got a good reason for taking the easy way out now
There's currently a justified excuse for not trying too hard
She was a Day Tripper, one-way ticket yeah
She was someone who preferred brief, one-time experiences in life
It took me so long to find out, but I found out
It took a long time to realize the truth about her
She's a big teaser, she took me half way there
She was someone who brought one close to an experience, only to let go abruptly
She's a big teaser, she took me half way there now
She's currently playing games with my mind
She was a Day Tripper, a Sunday driver, yeah
She preferred casual, low-effort activities to exciting ones
Day Tripper, a Sunday driver, yeah
Someone who only does things casually and without putting much energy into it
Contributed by John F. Suggest a correction in the comments below.