1. Ginger (aka Ginger Wil… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least 8 artists named Ginger.
1. Ginger (aka Ginger Wildheart, was born David Leslie Walls. He's lead singer and driving force behind The Wildhearts, once described by Kerrang! magazine as "the finest English Songwriter of his generation". As a solo artist, he has released 3 solo studio albums: Valor Del Corazón (2006), Yoni (2007) and Market Harbour (2008). Prior to these he also penned a series of monthly-released singles in 2003 (these were later compiled as the album A Break in The Weather in 2005). Other releases include the live acoustic albums Grievous Acoustic Behaviour: Live At 12 Bar (2001), Potatoes & You (2005), The Great White Monkey (released originally as 1CD edition in 2004 and then later in 2009 as a 2CD Special Edition), and Kiss Alive II (2011). Latest album is 'The Pessimist's Companion'.
2. Ginger was also a Canadian band formed by the three remaining members of The Grapes of Wrath after the departure of Kevin Kane. They released a self-titled EP and two albums, Far Out and Suddenly I Came To My Senses before The Grapes of Wrath reformed.
3. Ginger was also the musical name of adult film actress Ginger Lynna Allen & Janus Jarrow who released the single "Fantasy World" in 1986.
4. Ginger is a Swiss psychedelic blues-rock band founded in 2007. Also known as the 'Ginger Jamband'
Ginger’s music is a blend of blues, funky and rocky elements, with a spoonful of 60’s psychedelia. Described as ‘tight riffs, crispy beats and wailing guitars’, “Ginger play as the old masters, but with the fire of youth” (Ragazzi Music).
5. Ginger are a French Melodic Hardcore band, who released their debut LP 'Dark Page Chronicles' in 2010. They play a style of Melodic Hardcore comparable to A Wilhelm Scream, Strung Out etc.
6. Also an early 80s pop/rock band led by Trevor Spencer who had a minor chart hit in the Netherlands with "Blind Date".
7. A Dutch rapper from Amersfoort with artist name Ginger (real name Jorn Wildeman). His career started with his blind-audition to The Voice of Holland. After that he got signed to the label of Mr. Probz, "Left Lane Recordings", and released his debutalbum "As Told By Ginger" (June 14, 2019) and album "Het Moest Zo Zijn" (October 30, 2020).
8. A Greek meme artist with the case sensitive stylization of GiNger, who creates trap, usually with many features, with the debut Spotify album of Music so BAD I Went to Jail (2024).
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Ginger Lyrics
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I've barely necked me breakfast and me nerves are already raw
I've a mind to screw this paper up
And chuck it in the bin on the floor
Cos I don't wanna, I don't wanna work on this song no more
My Tanglewood got pregnant with another song that wanted to live
So I made a pot of Hot Java Lava, and I tried to get positive
The caffeine ploughed some memories out
Now I don't wanna, I don't wanna go back there with you
(chorus)
Well, I tried to drive the anger out so I got into the car
Where the writing on the rear view sent me back to my guitar
It's said objects in the mirror are closer than they appear
And I don't want to look back when the road ahead is clear
(chorus)
Sometimes there are melodies that will not leave your brain
And sometimes there are memories that should not be unchained
But always there are choices, which ones to entertain
(musical interlude)
And I don't wanna, I don't wanna go back there again.
(chorus)
The lyrics of "I Don't Wanna Work On This Song No More" by Ginger Wildheart present a raw and honest portrayal of the struggles and frustrations that can come with the creative process. The artist expresses a reluctance to continue working on a particular song, feeling drained and disheartened even before fully delving into it. The opening lines convey a sense of weariness and overwhelm, as the pressure to create something meaningful takes its toll on the songwriter's mental state.
As the lyrics progress, the artist brings in vivid imagery to illustrate the internal conflict at play. The metaphor of the Tanglewood guitar "getting pregnant with another song" symbolizes the constant flow of creative ideas and the struggle to give each one its due attention. The mention of brewing coffee and trying to "get positive" highlights the attempt to rejuvenate and find inspiration, only to be met with a flood of unsettling memories that threaten to derail the creative process.
The reference to driving a car and seeing reflections in the rearview mirror serves as a poignant metaphor for the artist's inner turmoil and the temptation to dwell on past struggles and regrets. Despite the clear path ahead, there is a fear of looking back and being consumed by what lies behind. This internal conflict between pushing forward and being held back by the weight of the past adds depth to the emotional journey portrayed in the song.
In the final verses, the artist reflects on the complexity of creativity and personal history, acknowledging the power of melodies that linger in the mind and memories that can be both haunting and invigorating. The lyrics suggest a contemplation of choices and the perpetual challenge of deciding which paths to follow, whether in music or in life. Ultimately, the song captures the cyclical nature of creative expression, with moments of frustration and self-doubt intertwined with flashes of inspiration and resilience.
Line by Line Meaning
I don't wanna, I don't wanna work on this song no more
I feel exhausted and uninspired, and I no longer wish to continue creating this particular piece of music.
I've barely necked me breakfast and me nerves are already raw
I rushed through my morning meal, and the stress of the situation has already taken a toll on my mental state.
I've a mind to screw this paper up
I'm seriously considering destroying my work in frustration.
And chuck it in the bin on the floor
I feel like tossing my unfinished work into the trash, emphasizing my sense of defeat.
Cos I don't wanna, I don't wanna work on this song no more
Once again, I reaffirm my unwillingness to continue this creative endeavor that feels burdensome.
My Tanglewood got pregnant with another song that wanted to live
My guitar has inspired me with new ideas, leading to the birth of a different song that feels more alive than this one.
So I made a pot of Hot Java Lava, and I tried to get positive
I brewed a strong coffee to try to elevate my mood and regain my creativity.
The caffeine ploughed some memories out
The coffee stimulated my mind and brought up certain memories.
They were darker than the brew
These recollections were troubling and intense, far more so than the coffee I just drank.
Now I don't wanna, I don't wanna go back there with you
I am unwilling to revisit those painful memories or experiences that are tied to this song.
(chorus)
A repeated expression of the core sentiment of reluctance and frustration.
Well, I tried to drive the anger out so I got into the car
In an attempt to release my pent-up frustration, I decided to go for a drive.
Where the writing on the rear view sent me back to my guitar
The messages and reminders in my car reminded me of my music, pulling me back to where I started.
It's said objects in the mirror are closer than they appear
There's a saying that reminds us the past may still impact us more than we acknowledge.
And I don't want to look back when the road ahead is clear
I prefer to focus on the future and not dwell on the past, especially since the path forward seems promising.
(chorus)
Reinforcing the main theme once more, expressing the desire to move on.
Sometimes there are melodies that will not leave your brain
Certain tunes become stuck in your mind, refusing to fade away.
And sometimes there are memories that should not be unchained
There are also recollections that are better left locked away and not re-examined.
But always there are choices, which ones to entertain
Ultimately, we have the power to choose which thoughts and experiences we allow to affect us.
(musical interlude)
A moment of reflection and contemplation, allowing music to speak where words may falter.
And I don't wanna, I don't wanna go back there again.
I firmly resolve not to revisit those painful experiences or memories I’ve been struggling with.
(chorus)
Restating the essence of avoidance and the desire to move forward with clarity.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Ginger Wildheart
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