1) British prog dub
2) Hous… Read Full Bio ↴G.L.O.W. is the name of multiple artists:
1) British prog dub
2) House act that have worked with Oliver Lang
3) Eurodance project from Italy
3) Glow is an Eurodance project from Italy.
It was created and produced by Anthony Leone, Claudio Malatesti, G. Vivaldi, and R. Salani.
Glow released in 1997 the single "I Am Gonna Be".
It was recorded under ARS Productions label.
Acceptance
G.L.O.W. Lyrics
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Social interaction wasn't something she was gifted
Other girls were envious they thought she was a rich bitch
Acceptance what she needed in her life it aint existed
August 6, 1987 was a school day
Foster mother dropped her off she thought it'd be a cool day
Social cliques she couldn't fit in none she watched the fools play
3 boys approaching in her mind she thinking who are they
Never trust a stranger is what foster mother told us
All she wanted was to be accepted and she folded up
Meet up at the school yard after 9 are you showing up
Finished all her work in class tryna meet her new friends
Sick of her environment she followed like a new trend
Told her mom she going for a walk she was oblivious
Absent from society she never had a true friend
Normally her mother would say no it's too late at night
Dealing with the other foster kids who always play and fight
Distracted from reality she didn't know she paid a price
I'm about to tell you three perspectives how to take a life
Halfway to the school yard the third person said to her
The other two in front had said they both just wanted sex from her
Conscience screaming turn around but she ignored the messenger
Laughing all hysterically she ain't know what was next for her
The lyrics of "Acceptance" by G.L.O.W. tell the story of a young girl who struggles to fit in and find acceptance in her life. The song starts by describing how she was seen as a misfit by other kids and was not socially adept. Despite being envied by other girls for her perceived wealth, she longed for acceptance, which seemed elusive.
The narrative then shifts to a specific day, August 6, 1987, when the girl's foster mother drops her off at school. She observes the different social cliques but feels like an outsider. Three boys approach her, and although she is curious about them, she remembers her foster mother's warning about not trusting strangers. However, her desperation for acceptance makes her disregard the caution.
Eager to make new friends and break away from her current environment, the girl agrees to meet the boys later that night. She finishes her schoolwork with hopes of fitting in and feeling a sense of belonging. Oblivious to the danger lurking ahead, she tells her mother that she is going for a walk, seeking an escape from her isolated existence. It is evident that she has never experienced true friendship, making her vulnerable.
As she ventures toward the school yard, the third person in the group warns her about the intentions of the other two boys, revealing their ulterior motives of seeking sexual encounters. Despite her conscience urging her to turn back and avoid the situation, she ignores the inner voice and laughs along with the others, unaware of the imminent consequences.
In these lyrics, G.L.O.W. portrays the yearning for acceptance that many people experience, especially during their formative years. The singer's longing for connection and her willingness to disregard warning signs highlights the vulnerability that can arise from societal pressures and the desperate desire to fit in. The lyrics emphasize the importance of being cautious, listening to one's intuition, and seeking genuine connections instead of compromising oneself for temporary acceptance.
Line by Line Meaning
Never knew her story other kids thought she's a misfit
Everyone judged her without knowing her background and considered her to be an outcast
Social interaction wasn't something she was gifted
She struggled with connecting and communicating with others
Other girls were envious they thought she was a rich bitch
Some girls were jealous of her and believed she came from a wealthy background
Acceptance what she needed in her life it aint existed
She craved acceptance but couldn't find it anywhere
August 6, 1987 was a school day
The events described took place on a regular school day
Foster mother dropped her off she thought it'd be a cool day
Her foster mother left her at school, unaware of the challenges she would face
Social cliques she couldn't fit in none she watched the fools play
She didn't belong to any social groups and stood on the sidelines observing others
3 boys approaching in her mind she thinking who are they
Three boys approached her, and she was unsure about their intentions
Come and smoke with us we got like seven woods rolled up
They invited her to smoke with them, claiming they had prepared seven rolled-up marijuana joints
Never trust a stranger is what foster mother told us
Her foster mother had warned her about the dangers of trusting strangers
All she wanted was to be accepted and she folded up
Her deep desire for acceptance made her vulnerable and easily influenced
Meet up at the school yard after 9 are you showing up
They planned to meet in the school yard after 9 PM and asked if she would join them
Finished all her work in class tryna meet her new friends
She completed her schoolwork quickly with the hope of impressing her potential new friends
Sick of her environment she followed like a new trend
Being tired of her current situation, she followed them, hoping for a change
Told her mom she going for a walk she was oblivious
She lied to her foster mother, stating she was going for a walk, unaware of the danger she was getting into
Absent from society she never had a true friend
She felt isolated from society and longed for a genuine friendship
Normally her mother would say no it's too late at night
Usually, her foster mother would refuse her requests to go out late at night
Dealing with the other foster kids who always play and fight
Her foster mother was preoccupied with handling the misbehavior of other foster children
Distracted from reality she didn't know she paid a price
Not focusing on the consequences, she failed to realize the cost of her actions
I'm about to tell you three perspectives how to take a life
The songwriter will now present three different perspectives, each offering insights into the act of ending someone's life
Halfway to the school yard the third person said to her
As she made her way to the school yard, the third person in the group spoke to her
The other two in front had said they both just wanted sex from her
The two boys ahead of her had expressed their intentions to engage in sexual activities with her
Conscience screaming turn around but she ignored the messenger
Her inner voice warned her to turn back, but she chose to ignore it
Laughing all hysterically she ain't know what was next for her
The boys laughed uncontrollably, leaving her uncertain and unaware of the imminent danger she faced
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Written by: Jacob Shamblin, Lucas Williams
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Like they never switch it up
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THEY ALL LOOK THE EXACT SAME
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Kendall and Tess were the only ones with the same hairstyle
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