Other collaborators sometimes include: Jim Fairchild, Davey Latter, Joel Graves, Solon Bixler, Scotty McPherson, Brian Thornell, Suzie Vlcek (background vocals) Mike Shea (whistling)
Face Down In The Right Town
Earlimart Lyrics
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Oh giving up the fight
The only way that we knew was wrong
Got me hanging on and on
It?s everything you want
Everything you need
And the people who counted on
So be sure what you?re asking for
Telephone don?t ring no more
It?s everything you want
Everything you need
Ooh in the right crowd
Face down in the right town
No good uptown
But maybe somehow
We?ll get back home
Don?t care who walks through the door
The life I paid twice for
Rearranging the furniture
It reminds me of who you were
It?s everything you want
Everything you need
Ooh in the right crowd
Face down in the right town
No good uptown
But maybe somehow
Ooh in the right crowd
Face down in the right town
No good uptown
But maybe somehow
We?ll get back home
We?ll get back home
We?ll get back home
We?ll get back home
The lyrics of "Face Down in the Right Town" by Earlimart express a sense of disillusionment and disappointment with the world around us. The opening lines suggest that the singer has given up on fighting for what they believe in and has instead adopted a hopeless attitude. The chorus repeats the phrase "Everything you want, everything you need" in a somewhat mocking tone, implying that the things we desire and require may not be achievable or sustainable.
The second verse highlights the theme of betrayal, as the people the singer relied on have let them down one by one. The line "Telephone don't ring no more" may be interpreted as a metaphor for the loss of communication and connection with others. However, despite the challenges and setbacks, the singer continues to strive for their goals.
The bridge of the song features the repetition of the phrase "Face down in the right town" which may be interpreted as feeling trapped or stuck in a certain place or situation. However, the lyrics offer hope that the singer will someday "get back home" despite the difficulties they face.
Overall, "Face Down in the Right Town" offers a poignant commentary on the struggle of navigating complex relationships and finding one's place in the world.
Line by Line Meaning
So you did what you thought was right
You made a decision based on what you thought was the best course of action
Oh giving up the fight
You stopped pushing back against the obstacles you faced
The only way that we knew was wrong
The approach we took was flawed
Got me hanging on and on
I am still struggling to move on from the consequences of that decision
It's everything you want
The outcome seemed desirable
Everything you need
The proposed solution appeared to be the ideal answer
And the people who counted on
The individuals I relied on
Let you down one by one
Disappointment came with each one's inability to assist me
So be sure what you're asking for
Think critically before making any big decisions
Telephone don't ring no more
Communication is no longer happening
Ooh in the right crowd
Being around the right people
Face down in the right town
Despite being in the right town, the situation is not good
No good uptown
The upper part of town does not provide a better situation
But maybe somehow
There is still hope for a positive outcome
Don't care who walks through the door
I am indifferent to the presence of anyone
The life I paid twice for
I suffered the consequences of that decision
Rearranging the furniture
Changing my surroundings
It reminds me of who you were
It brings back memories of someone who is no longer present
We'll get back home
We will eventually return to a place where we feel safe and comfortable
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: AARON LEO ESPINOZA, ARIANA CHLOE MURRAY
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Justin Kaomi
One Tree Hill Season 6 Episode 2 it's a good song as well
Fan de TV
yeah !
B R I M A R I E
One tree hill :)