There are many artists called Limbo: (1) is an italian gothic electronic/c… Read Full Bio ↴There are many artists called Limbo: (1) is an italian gothic electronic/crossover act. (2) is a Raleigh ska/metal band. (3) is a Czech free jazz group. (4) is a psychedelic band from Port Huron, Michigan, (5) is an avant-garde band from Istanbul, Turkey, (6) is a Polish blues band.(7) Ukrainian grincore band, (8) Czech Band from KopĆivnice - Funky - Rock, (9) is a swedish popband from the late 80s, (10) is a rock band from Vila Franca de Xira, Portugal, (11) is an American rapper from Los Angeles, (12) is original soundtrack from the game named Limbo, (13) is a San Franciscan singer songwriter.
Limbo (1) Formed in 1984 as the brainchild of Tuscan artist Gianluca Becuzzi (vocals, synthesisers, programming and songwriting) and the two fellow art students Bruno Farese (synthesisers) and Carlo Mallegni (bass synthesiser).
Their first demo tape "Limbo" gained the attention of the Italian music press and local promoters. Soon Limbo began to perform live in Tuscany, also appearing on the underground tape-compilation "Still Life" on Roman label Komakino.
The word about Limbo spread, resulting in a contract for a mini-LP on label Spittle Records of Florence. After Enio Benassi taking the place of Carlo Mallegni, the three recorded the mini-LP "Poisoned Kisses In Limbo" in November 1985 (released in February 1986).
After that Limbo embarked on the tour performing live all over Italy. Both the success of the record and the tour led to Spittle proposing a contract for a full-length album.
They had another change of line-up with Giovanni Fiaschi replacing Bruno Farese in 1986. Due to Spittle's failure the album was never released though and the master tapes were except for one track appearing on the "Independent Music Meeting 88" compilation LP. After these troubles Limbo lost Benassi and Fiaschi. Becuzzi decided to continue as a duo with new member Vincenzo Mustone.
The two composed and recorded new tracks during the first half of 1989 which constituted Limbo's actual debut album, named "My Whip, Your Flesh" and released in October of the same year on Mantra Records followed by an Italian tour. The album was featured in 1990 horror movie "Notte Profonda" ("Deep Night") by Milanese director Fabio Salerno. It became a cult film after the suicidal death of Salerno three years later.
Limbo's line-up expanding to a four-piece with Giovanni Fiaschi coming back and Silvio Pucci joining in 1991. Returning to studio they produced "Our Mary Of Cancer" incorporating guest vocalists like Alex Spalck of Pankow and Elena Margarolo of Brazil. The album was released by Helter Skelter in a limited edition of 666 copies on blood-red vinyl which sold out in few months.
The third album, entitled "Vox Insana", was released in spring 1992 on new label Dune Records. Helter Skelter anticipated the release with the unauthorised re-release of the two previous works on a CD. This CD is known as the "Black Album".
Their fourth album "Evirazione Totemica Seriale" released by Florence label Abraxas in 1993. Not satisfied with the production work Limbo decided to stop working with external producers. Recording a new demo sent to various labels a contract was offered by Angelo Bergamini (Kirlian Camera and Ludwig II records) for an album and a single.
The demo tracks were re-arranged, virtually stripping them from all guitar and bass parts annoying Silvio Pucci and Giovanni Fiaschi (playing bass, guitars and violins). Also Fiaschi's relocation 300km from their hometown weakened the band. The remaining trio still succeeded in finishing the recordings of the new album "Zos Kia Kaos" and the EP "Siliciolatria" in the summer 1994. Licensed the German label/distro Discordia it was finally released in spring 1995. Both Pucci and Fiaschi left soon after leavin Gianluca Becuzzi as sole member.
Performing with the aid of backing tapes and visuals Becuzzi performed by himself as Limbo for several shows in the following months (including Germany and Switzerland). He also supported Kirlian Camera on tour through Germany and Austria.
Limbo's sixth album "Sein Und Zeit" was then released through Discordia in May 1996, following the release of "Plays Discordia" album by Metaform (a plagiarist side-project of Becuzzi). Becuzzi also replaced the singer of italian industrial crossover band Pankow for their homonymous "Pankow" album at this time.
After Discordia's bankruptcy, "Hell's Gate Visions (1986/1996): A Total Revision" remix album, was released in October 1997 on follow-up label Triton.
After an Italian mini-tour in May 1998 with live support of D.Loop from the Italian EBM project KebabtrĂ€ume, the seventh album "L'Ătre Et Le NĂ©ant", was released by Solar Plexus.
Conceived and recorded in the same sessions a cover album (part 1 of Limbos's "Millenium Trax" trilogy) was finished and in January 1999 the album "Continuum: The Fire Front" saw its release on Energeia.
Exactly one year later part 2 of the trilogy "Cospiratorium: The Ice Line" was released. The album included collaborations with Sigillum S, IT, Atrax Morgue, KebabtrÀume and others. Becuzzi's current project Kinetix was also introduced at this time.
The third part was to capture live versions of Limbo's most important tracks from the Wave Gotik Treffen 2000 in Germany, but for lacking quality of the recordings a final tour was organised by in March 2001, with three concerts covering the north, centre and south of Italy. The line-up consisted of Gianluca Becuzzi (vocals), D.Loop (backing vocals and keyboards) and the sound engineer Paolo Cillerai (stage mixing and effects).
The band recorded enough material for a live album and a live DVD but Energeia postponed and later shut down. Becuzzi saw it fit to quit with Limbo as he was already working intensely on material for Kinetix (by now his main project) and moving further into experimental territories.
Wanting to finish the trilogy the duo Becuzzi/Loop signed a contract for the last part of the trilogy with the Genovese label Cursed Land Entertainment who asked them for a kind of "best of" release. "Compendium: The Light Fall" was finally released in April 2004 as a posthumous album after radically changing from a live album to a compilation of remastered, remixed and brand new tracks.
Limbo (2) is a sick band that hails from Raleigh, NC.
The first incarnation Limbo was a sort of crack rock steady sound, with the ska/punk/metal sound. After much "secretive promotion" by the Kris Hilbert, one of the bands guitarists, the band finally posted their songs for the public to listen to. They played a number of shows, and then went completely AWOL.
After much time, Limbo came back. The new style was much more ambient, much much less ska, much much less punk, and much more metal. With a cello. And three guitarists*? I believe that's right. The sound could be compared to other local bands such as The Looming Tower, Requiem, and other bands from around like Kylesa and Baroness and Descolada. But soon, things went awry, and the band members went their separate ways.
The band members includes Kris (Guitar), Lukas (Guitar) Max, (Guitar), Wes (Cello), Adam (Drum) and Ben (Bass).
Limbo (3) - Founded as a trio in 2004 the music band LIMBO consisted of: Pavel HrubĂœ â tenor saxophone, bass clarinet; Taras VoloĆĄÄuk â double-bass; MiloĆĄ DvoĆĂĄÄek â percussion, percussion instruments. The trumpet player FrantiĆĄek KuÄera joined the group in 2005 and thus the group reached its current composition. The music we play arises in the same moment right on stage. It draws from the long-term musical experience and the outstanding creativity of the individual personalities. As the level of style and genre is concerned, it is very varied and it cannot be âput in a boxâ in the good sense of the term. The band appears on stages all over the Czech Republic.
In 2008 MiloĆĄ DvoĆĂĄÄek quit with this band and today he play with -123 minut.
Present personel:
Pavel HrubĂœ (1970) â tenor saxophone, bass clarinet
Studied clarinet play at the conservatoire in PlzeĆ between years 1985 â 1991. In the 90âs he went through several different formations and across various styles. From year 1998 to 2003 he was a permanent member of the Jan MatouĆĄekâs Prague Swing Orchestra. During this period the orchestra would travel all over Europe and record 3 CDs. He is an active member of the Big Band www.bend.cz (the art director being KryĆĄtof Marek). In September 2005 the Big Band would record a CD with the world first-class saxophone player Tony Lakatos. Further on he is an active member of the band Nuo (the leader being Jakub Zitko) and the Jazz Quintet PlzeĆ. Currently he is also a member of the Amit Chatterjee Group together with the tabla and didgeridoo player TomĂĄĆĄ Reindl, bass-guitar player Jakub Vejnar and the world-known Indian guitar player and singer Amit Chatterjee (who has been a permanent member of the Joe Zawinul Syndicate for 10 years).
FrantiĆĄek KuÄera (1958) â trumpet
Studied the trumpet play at the Conservatoire of PlzeĆ Since 1981 he has been the leader of a quintet called P.Jazz combo, later called Jazz Can Dance and Adam's apple. He was a founding member of the Kontraband Milana Svobody, where he would be active until 2000. He would cooperate with Iva BittovĂĄ in the framework of the Äikori Music Band. He would appear on tour with a number of bands and musicians (Vltava, Elena SuchĂĄnkovĂĄ, Fru Fru, and others). He has been a long-standing member of the comic opera and musical orchestra of the Municipal Theatre in PlzeĆ and also a member of the Jazz Quintet PlzeĆ. He is as well active as a pedagogue.
Taras VoloĆĄÄuk (1972) - double-bass
He come from Ukraine. He has been active in the Czech Republic for 10 years and during this time he became one of the most sought after jazz double-bass players on the Prague jazz scene. Currently he is a stable member of the Yvonne Sanchez, Rene Trossman Band
Martin Kopriva â drums
ranks among the most respected young Czech drummers today. He was born in Prague in 1979. He graduated from the Jazz Studies department of the Jaroslav JeĆŸek Conservatoryâs post-secondary program. He has been a member of many bands, including the VĂtkov Quartet and VeterĂĄni studenĂ© vĂĄlky. He is currently playing in bands such as Lanugo , Med , Jan KoĆĂnek and Groove , T4 , and many others. Martin is valued mainly for his original work with unusual percussive objects.
Limbo (5) is a 'spontaneous sound fiction' trio originally from Istanbul, Turkey but every member of this band is living in another city; Turin(IT), Weimar(DE) and Istanbul(TR). At the beginning formed as a duo by Giray Gurkal and Utku Tavil. After the last tour that they did in Italy which is featured by G. Dilek Acay they've decided to keep this line up also in the future.
As a duo, their first album "MonkeyPussy" is released from rekonstrukt in October 2008.
Their second album featuring G. Dilek Acay and Sevket Akinci "Live!" is released from rekonstrukt in September 2009. http://www.last.fm/music/Limbo%2Bfeat.%2BSevket%2BAkinci%2B%2526%2BDilek%2BGokcen%2BAcay
The present line up is;
Giray Gurkal : E. Guitar, FX, Computer, Objects
Utku Tavil : Drums, Computer, Synths
G. Dilek Acay : Violin, Voice
Limbo (10) is a rock band from Portugal. They are still writing some songs.
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/LimboPT
The present line up is:
Telmo JuliĂŁo: Voice, Bass
FM: Guitar
David Costa: Lead Guitar
Limbo (13) is an independent singer-songwriter from the San Francisco Bay Area who has been performing, composing, recording, producing, mixing and mastering her own songs since 2013. She is adept at fusing RnB and hip-hop beats she creates with hints of lo-fi sounds and dream pop. Influenced by Baths, Regina Spektor, Tennyson, and many other underground Bay Area artists, she has mixed the echoes of their influence with her own inimitable style to create a unique sound that is her own. While she receives much talk due to the fact that she performs with her face obscured by a cat mask and has posted little to no information about herself online, it's important to note that this is not a gimmick or joke. In fact, it's a part of her creative. What matters most to her is the music, not appearance; so sit back, listen, and let the mystery be.
Limbo (1) Formed in 1984 as the brainchild of Tuscan artist Gianluca Becuzzi (vocals, synthesisers, programming and songwriting) and the two fellow art students Bruno Farese (synthesisers) and Carlo Mallegni (bass synthesiser).
Their first demo tape "Limbo" gained the attention of the Italian music press and local promoters. Soon Limbo began to perform live in Tuscany, also appearing on the underground tape-compilation "Still Life" on Roman label Komakino.
The word about Limbo spread, resulting in a contract for a mini-LP on label Spittle Records of Florence. After Enio Benassi taking the place of Carlo Mallegni, the three recorded the mini-LP "Poisoned Kisses In Limbo" in November 1985 (released in February 1986).
After that Limbo embarked on the tour performing live all over Italy. Both the success of the record and the tour led to Spittle proposing a contract for a full-length album.
They had another change of line-up with Giovanni Fiaschi replacing Bruno Farese in 1986. Due to Spittle's failure the album was never released though and the master tapes were except for one track appearing on the "Independent Music Meeting 88" compilation LP. After these troubles Limbo lost Benassi and Fiaschi. Becuzzi decided to continue as a duo with new member Vincenzo Mustone.
The two composed and recorded new tracks during the first half of 1989 which constituted Limbo's actual debut album, named "My Whip, Your Flesh" and released in October of the same year on Mantra Records followed by an Italian tour. The album was featured in 1990 horror movie "Notte Profonda" ("Deep Night") by Milanese director Fabio Salerno. It became a cult film after the suicidal death of Salerno three years later.
Limbo's line-up expanding to a four-piece with Giovanni Fiaschi coming back and Silvio Pucci joining in 1991. Returning to studio they produced "Our Mary Of Cancer" incorporating guest vocalists like Alex Spalck of Pankow and Elena Margarolo of Brazil. The album was released by Helter Skelter in a limited edition of 666 copies on blood-red vinyl which sold out in few months.
The third album, entitled "Vox Insana", was released in spring 1992 on new label Dune Records. Helter Skelter anticipated the release with the unauthorised re-release of the two previous works on a CD. This CD is known as the "Black Album".
Their fourth album "Evirazione Totemica Seriale" released by Florence label Abraxas in 1993. Not satisfied with the production work Limbo decided to stop working with external producers. Recording a new demo sent to various labels a contract was offered by Angelo Bergamini (Kirlian Camera and Ludwig II records) for an album and a single.
The demo tracks were re-arranged, virtually stripping them from all guitar and bass parts annoying Silvio Pucci and Giovanni Fiaschi (playing bass, guitars and violins). Also Fiaschi's relocation 300km from their hometown weakened the band. The remaining trio still succeeded in finishing the recordings of the new album "Zos Kia Kaos" and the EP "Siliciolatria" in the summer 1994. Licensed the German label/distro Discordia it was finally released in spring 1995. Both Pucci and Fiaschi left soon after leavin Gianluca Becuzzi as sole member.
Performing with the aid of backing tapes and visuals Becuzzi performed by himself as Limbo for several shows in the following months (including Germany and Switzerland). He also supported Kirlian Camera on tour through Germany and Austria.
Limbo's sixth album "Sein Und Zeit" was then released through Discordia in May 1996, following the release of "Plays Discordia" album by Metaform (a plagiarist side-project of Becuzzi). Becuzzi also replaced the singer of italian industrial crossover band Pankow for their homonymous "Pankow" album at this time.
After Discordia's bankruptcy, "Hell's Gate Visions (1986/1996): A Total Revision" remix album, was released in October 1997 on follow-up label Triton.
After an Italian mini-tour in May 1998 with live support of D.Loop from the Italian EBM project KebabtrĂ€ume, the seventh album "L'Ătre Et Le NĂ©ant", was released by Solar Plexus.
Conceived and recorded in the same sessions a cover album (part 1 of Limbos's "Millenium Trax" trilogy) was finished and in January 1999 the album "Continuum: The Fire Front" saw its release on Energeia.
Exactly one year later part 2 of the trilogy "Cospiratorium: The Ice Line" was released. The album included collaborations with Sigillum S, IT, Atrax Morgue, KebabtrÀume and others. Becuzzi's current project Kinetix was also introduced at this time.
The third part was to capture live versions of Limbo's most important tracks from the Wave Gotik Treffen 2000 in Germany, but for lacking quality of the recordings a final tour was organised by in March 2001, with three concerts covering the north, centre and south of Italy. The line-up consisted of Gianluca Becuzzi (vocals), D.Loop (backing vocals and keyboards) and the sound engineer Paolo Cillerai (stage mixing and effects).
The band recorded enough material for a live album and a live DVD but Energeia postponed and later shut down. Becuzzi saw it fit to quit with Limbo as he was already working intensely on material for Kinetix (by now his main project) and moving further into experimental territories.
Wanting to finish the trilogy the duo Becuzzi/Loop signed a contract for the last part of the trilogy with the Genovese label Cursed Land Entertainment who asked them for a kind of "best of" release. "Compendium: The Light Fall" was finally released in April 2004 as a posthumous album after radically changing from a live album to a compilation of remastered, remixed and brand new tracks.
Limbo (2) is a sick band that hails from Raleigh, NC.
The first incarnation Limbo was a sort of crack rock steady sound, with the ska/punk/metal sound. After much "secretive promotion" by the Kris Hilbert, one of the bands guitarists, the band finally posted their songs for the public to listen to. They played a number of shows, and then went completely AWOL.
After much time, Limbo came back. The new style was much more ambient, much much less ska, much much less punk, and much more metal. With a cello. And three guitarists*? I believe that's right. The sound could be compared to other local bands such as The Looming Tower, Requiem, and other bands from around like Kylesa and Baroness and Descolada. But soon, things went awry, and the band members went their separate ways.
The band members includes Kris (Guitar), Lukas (Guitar) Max, (Guitar), Wes (Cello), Adam (Drum) and Ben (Bass).
Limbo (3) - Founded as a trio in 2004 the music band LIMBO consisted of: Pavel HrubĂœ â tenor saxophone, bass clarinet; Taras VoloĆĄÄuk â double-bass; MiloĆĄ DvoĆĂĄÄek â percussion, percussion instruments. The trumpet player FrantiĆĄek KuÄera joined the group in 2005 and thus the group reached its current composition. The music we play arises in the same moment right on stage. It draws from the long-term musical experience and the outstanding creativity of the individual personalities. As the level of style and genre is concerned, it is very varied and it cannot be âput in a boxâ in the good sense of the term. The band appears on stages all over the Czech Republic.
In 2008 MiloĆĄ DvoĆĂĄÄek quit with this band and today he play with -123 minut.
Present personel:
Pavel HrubĂœ (1970) â tenor saxophone, bass clarinet
Studied clarinet play at the conservatoire in PlzeĆ between years 1985 â 1991. In the 90âs he went through several different formations and across various styles. From year 1998 to 2003 he was a permanent member of the Jan MatouĆĄekâs Prague Swing Orchestra. During this period the orchestra would travel all over Europe and record 3 CDs. He is an active member of the Big Band www.bend.cz (the art director being KryĆĄtof Marek). In September 2005 the Big Band would record a CD with the world first-class saxophone player Tony Lakatos. Further on he is an active member of the band Nuo (the leader being Jakub Zitko) and the Jazz Quintet PlzeĆ. Currently he is also a member of the Amit Chatterjee Group together with the tabla and didgeridoo player TomĂĄĆĄ Reindl, bass-guitar player Jakub Vejnar and the world-known Indian guitar player and singer Amit Chatterjee (who has been a permanent member of the Joe Zawinul Syndicate for 10 years).
FrantiĆĄek KuÄera (1958) â trumpet
Studied the trumpet play at the Conservatoire of PlzeĆ Since 1981 he has been the leader of a quintet called P.Jazz combo, later called Jazz Can Dance and Adam's apple. He was a founding member of the Kontraband Milana Svobody, where he would be active until 2000. He would cooperate with Iva BittovĂĄ in the framework of the Äikori Music Band. He would appear on tour with a number of bands and musicians (Vltava, Elena SuchĂĄnkovĂĄ, Fru Fru, and others). He has been a long-standing member of the comic opera and musical orchestra of the Municipal Theatre in PlzeĆ and also a member of the Jazz Quintet PlzeĆ. He is as well active as a pedagogue.
Taras VoloĆĄÄuk (1972) - double-bass
He come from Ukraine. He has been active in the Czech Republic for 10 years and during this time he became one of the most sought after jazz double-bass players on the Prague jazz scene. Currently he is a stable member of the Yvonne Sanchez, Rene Trossman Band
Martin Kopriva â drums
ranks among the most respected young Czech drummers today. He was born in Prague in 1979. He graduated from the Jazz Studies department of the Jaroslav JeĆŸek Conservatoryâs post-secondary program. He has been a member of many bands, including the VĂtkov Quartet and VeterĂĄni studenĂ© vĂĄlky. He is currently playing in bands such as Lanugo , Med , Jan KoĆĂnek and Groove , T4 , and many others. Martin is valued mainly for his original work with unusual percussive objects.
Limbo (5) is a 'spontaneous sound fiction' trio originally from Istanbul, Turkey but every member of this band is living in another city; Turin(IT), Weimar(DE) and Istanbul(TR). At the beginning formed as a duo by Giray Gurkal and Utku Tavil. After the last tour that they did in Italy which is featured by G. Dilek Acay they've decided to keep this line up also in the future.
As a duo, their first album "MonkeyPussy" is released from rekonstrukt in October 2008.
Their second album featuring G. Dilek Acay and Sevket Akinci "Live!" is released from rekonstrukt in September 2009. http://www.last.fm/music/Limbo%2Bfeat.%2BSevket%2BAkinci%2B%2526%2BDilek%2BGokcen%2BAcay
The present line up is;
Giray Gurkal : E. Guitar, FX, Computer, Objects
Utku Tavil : Drums, Computer, Synths
G. Dilek Acay : Violin, Voice
Limbo (10) is a rock band from Portugal. They are still writing some songs.
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/LimboPT
The present line up is:
Telmo JuliĂŁo: Voice, Bass
FM: Guitar
David Costa: Lead Guitar
Limbo (13) is an independent singer-songwriter from the San Francisco Bay Area who has been performing, composing, recording, producing, mixing and mastering her own songs since 2013. She is adept at fusing RnB and hip-hop beats she creates with hints of lo-fi sounds and dream pop. Influenced by Baths, Regina Spektor, Tennyson, and many other underground Bay Area artists, she has mixed the echoes of their influence with her own inimitable style to create a unique sound that is her own. While she receives much talk due to the fact that she performs with her face obscured by a cat mask and has posted little to no information about herself online, it's important to note that this is not a gimmick or joke. In fact, it's a part of her creative. What matters most to her is the music, not appearance; so sit back, listen, and let the mystery be.
Upside Down
Limbo Lyrics
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I've heard, I've heard that you're doing well
I'm glad, I'm glad, but is hard to tell
I know, I know that we both fell
And now, and now my heart's a bombshell
I don't wanna think about the time
I felt a little love it wasn't right
Think I have lost half my mind
And now I'm gonna run away tonight
Get far away and get a hotel
All I keep hearing is wedding bells
I think I just need to find myself
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and...
Sometimes when my heart breaks
It feels like there's no escape
I'm stuck here to suffocate
I lose my heart and I lose my brain
Everyone I know has seen it before
Know what it's like to drop on the floor
Sweeping out the rug or toss out the door
Never wanna be that low or that sore
It's hard to turn this frown a-
It's hard, it's hard to turn this frown around
It's hard to turn this frown around
It's hard, it's hard to, around, it's hard
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Finally booked my one-way ticket
I know where I'm gonna go and get
I've got my mind made up and set
On bigger things that is correct
I've learn to swim, I will not drown
I know my worth and I've got my crown
This world is my playground
Got my plans to turn it all
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
I'm glad, I'm glad, but is hard to tell
I know, I know that we both fell
And now, and now my heart's a bombshell
I don't wanna think about the time
I felt a little love it wasn't right
Think I have lost half my mind
And now I'm gonna run away tonight
All I keep hearing is wedding bells
I think I just need to find myself
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and...
Sometimes when my heart breaks
It feels like there's no escape
I'm stuck here to suffocate
I lose my heart and I lose my brain
Everyone I know has seen it before
Know what it's like to drop on the floor
Sweeping out the rug or toss out the door
Never wanna be that low or that sore
It's hard to turn this frown a-
It's hard, it's hard to turn this frown around
It's hard to turn this frown around
It's hard, it's hard to, around, it's hard
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Finally booked my one-way ticket
I know where I'm gonna go and get
I've got my mind made up and set
On bigger things that is correct
I've learn to swim, I will not drown
I know my worth and I've got my crown
This world is my playground
Got my plans to turn it all
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
Upside down, and upside down and around
The lyrics to Limbo's song "Upside Down" appear to speak to the emotions of heartbreak, loss, and the struggle to move on from a past relationship. The singer first expresses some relief that the other person is doing well, but it is clear that they are still struggling with their own feelings and find it hard to move on. The singer's heart is "a bombshell," suggesting that it is still raw and vulnerable to further hurt.
The lyrics then describe the difficulty of turning negative emotions around, particularly when it feels like everyone else has already seen the singer's pain before. The repeated refrain of "upside down and around" suggests a feeling of disorientation and confusion, like being unable to find one's footing. However, towards the end of the song, there is a sense of empowerment and determination. The singer has booked a one-way ticket, indicating a commitment to moving forward and exploring new opportunities. The final lines suggest a resolve to make positive, transformative changes in their life.
Line by Line Meaning
I've heard, I've heard that you're doing well
I have heard that you're doing well, but it's hard to tell.
I'm glad, I'm glad, but is hard to tell
I'm happy for you, but I can't see it.
I know, I know that we both fell
I am aware that we both failed.
And now, and now my heart's a bombshell
Now my heart is like a bomb waiting to explode.
I don't wanna think about the time
I want to avoid thinking about the past.
I felt a little love it wasn't right
I experienced love, but it wasn't the right kind.
Think I have lost half my mind
I feel like I'm losing my sanity.
And now I'm gonna run away tonight
I'm going to leave and escape tonight.
Get far away and get a hotel
I want to go far away and stay in a hotel.
All I keep hearing is wedding bells
All I can hear is people getting married.
I think I just need to find myself
I feel like I need to figure out who I am.
Sometimes when my heart breaks
When my heart is broken, sometimes...
It feels like there's no escape
It feels like I can't escape my pain.
I'm stuck here to suffocate
I feel trapped and suffocated in my pain.
I lose my heart and I lose my brain
I lose control of my feelings and thoughts.
Everyone I know has seen it before
Everyone I know has experienced my pain before.
Know what it's like to drop on the floor
Everyone knows what it's like to fall apart.
Sweeping out the rug or toss out the door
Sometimes, it's better to clean out the mess or just let it go.
Never wanna be that low or that sore
I don't want to feel that low or hurt ever again.
It's hard to turn this frown a-
It's difficult to change my mood...
It's hard, it's hard to turn this frown around
It's hard to turn my frown into a smile.
Finally booked my one-way ticket
I finally booked a one-way ticket.
I know where I'm gonna go and get
I have a plan of where to go and what to do.
I've got my mind made up and set
I made up my mind and I'm determined to follow through.
On bigger things that is correct
I'm focused on achieving bigger things.
I've learn to swim, I will not drown
I learned to swim in the midst of trouble and I won't give up.
I know my worth and I've got my crown
I know my value and I have self-worth.
This world is my playground
I'm ready to conquer the world.
Got my plans to turn it all
I have a plan to change everything for the better.
Upside down, and upside down and around
The world can turn upside down and around.
Upside down, and...
The world can turn around in unexpected ways.
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