1. The Norwegian ba… Read Full Bio ↴There are several artists and bands called Moe.
1. The Norwegian band MoE is known for mixing their minimalistic compositions with alternative and experimental approaches that fails to fit in the rock genre. With countless collaborations with artist such as Keiji Haino, Pain Jerk, Lasse Marhaug, Okkyung Lee and many others, exceeding the borders of rock and noise, MoE seeks the absolute presence in the execution of the music. Loud and violently, they molest their instruments and brings the listener closer to a healthy insanity. MoE's palette is still composed of a multitude of expressions which catalyses into a highly charged and viscid sound. Executed with a profound presence, spontaneous energy and dedication. Many influences have been pointed out, and descriptions are sometimes close to contradictory; "MoE is like Jesus Lizard/Scratch Acid meets Napalm Death dressed up like very early Swans", meaning MoE don't care about genres.
2. Moe (aka Mohammed Alazzawie, born November 29, 1984) is a Swedish pop singer. He released his so far only album "My World" in 2002. Three singles were released from the album: "Backstabber", "Side by Side" and "Stop".
3. Moe is also rapper from Slovakia.
4. Moe is a UK House outfit released on Fat! Records.
5. The jam band, moe. (punctuated as such) is occasionally represented without the trailing period. If you are listening to this artist, please fix your tags to moe..
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Moe Lyrics
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Atlanta at 3 a.m. I'm in New York City tonight.
My home, my heart, and my best friend.
Life has been pretty good,
Oh who am I kidding it's been grand.
Chorus:
And I'm thinking about this and that,
I've been thinking about the weight of the world,
And I've been thinking about the way it goes.
Dog days of summer,
Further on down the road.
All the kids just keep on dancin',
Long after the show.
My road, my heart, and my best friends
Life has been pretty strange,
All the freaks getting toasted on the range.
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Heading into the harvest,
Working on a bridge.
One more trip to the left coast,
Wondering where it is.
My home, my heart, and my best friend.
I hever knew that it could be this way,
Ah, what the hell did I know anyway.
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The moe. song "Letter Home" is a reflection on life on the road, with the singer recounting his experiences traveling from place to place. The opening lines describe the journey, with the singer driving 18 hours through blue skies to arrive in Atlanta at 3 a.m. before continuing on to New York City. Despite the challenges of life on the road, the singer remains positive, acknowledging that his home, heart, and best friend are with him wherever he goes.
Throughout the song, the singer reflects on the weight of the world and the strange experiences he's had on the road, including watching "freaks getting toasted on the range." Despite these challenges, he remains grateful for the life he leads and expresses a sense of wonder at the fact that he's doing what he loves.
The song is marked by a sense of nostalgia and longing for stability. Despite the thrill of the road, the singer longs for a sense of permanence and home. Ultimately, he concludes that life is a mix of joy and difficulty, and that it's important to appreciate what we have while we have it.
Line by Line Meaning
Blue skies of April,
The beginning of a journey, with good weather and positive expectations.
An 18 hour drive,
The length of time it takes to travel a great distance, with inevitable challenges and opportunities for reflection.
Atlanta at 3 a.m. I'm in New York City tonight.
The realization of reaching a destination that is far from where one started, with a sense of disorientation and excitement upon arrival.
My home, my heart, and my best friend.
The profound importance of the people and places that make up one's sense of identity and comfort.
Life has been pretty good,
The acknowledgement of gratitude for the positive aspects of one's experiences and circumstances.
Oh who am I kidding it's been grand.
The realization that one's life is better than just good, and the excitement and appreciation that comes with that realization.
Chorus: And I'm thinking about this and that, I'm thinking about the way it should be, I've been thinking about the weight of the world, And I've been thinking about the way it goes.
Reflecting on various aspects of life and one's place in the world, including expectations, responsibilities, and the ways in which things unfold.
Dog days of summer,
A time of year associated with heat, relaxation, and a sense of slowing down.
Further on down the road.
Continuing on one's journey, with a sense of anticipation and curiosity about what lies ahead.
All the kids just keep on dancin', Long after the show.
The enduring impact and joy that one can experience through music and artistic expression.
My road, my heart, and my best friends
The recurring theme of the importance of people and places in shaping one's life and experiences.
Life has been pretty strange, All the freaks getting toasted on the range.
The acknowledgement of the weird and unpredictable aspects of life, and the celebration of individualism and eccentricity.
Heading into the harvest, Working on a bridge.
Continuing to work and make progress towards goals and accomplishments, even in the face of hard work and obstacles ahead.
One more trip to the left coast, Wondering where it is.
A sense of adventure and exploration, while acknowledging the uncertainty and unknown aspects of the journey.
I hever knew that it could be this way, Ah, what the hell did I know anyway.
The realization that life is full of surprises and unexpected outcomes, and a recognition of the limitations of one's own knowledge and understanding.
Chorus:
The repetition of the chorus emphasizes the ongoing nature of reflection, self-awareness, and appreciation for the complexities and joys of life.
Chorus:
The repetition of the chorus emphasizes the ongoing nature of reflection, self-awareness, and appreciation for the complexities and joys of life.
Chorus:
The repetition of the chorus emphasizes the ongoing nature of reflection, self-awareness, and appreciation for the complexities and joys of life.
Contributed by Zoe S. Suggest a correction in the comments below.