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2) Shrug (OH) is a typical Dayton band. You can't be a rock and roll hero there unless you pass your SAT.
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3) Shrug are a post-punk/indie rock band from Middlesbrough.
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4) Shrug (DK) is a black metal band from Copenhagen. Sole member is CCsquele (Guldsjakal, Jesum Christum, Kamp, Slaegt)[br]
Ice
Shrug Lyrics
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Ice takes the place of Van Gogh and Molier
Ice will breathe slowly it stiffens the air
'Til you no longer break, you no longer care
You should have listened close to me
It's spreading free
I should have made you come with me
Ice creeping up from the souls all around
Ice will breed slowly, it won't make a sound
Feeds on the dreams of those already drowned
You should have let me tell you so
It's spreading slow
You should have known the time to go
Ice is forming
Ice is steady jarring
Feather storming
Whisper warning
Ice is forming
Silent, sighing crystals
Silver painted
Silent sainted
Ice is the first, ice is the last
Ice is the fate of things present and past
Came out of nowhere it's moving so fast
Gathers wherever dark legions are massed
You should believe me when I say
It's on the way
You should believe me when I say
It's on the way
You should believe me, believe me when I say
You should believe me, believe me, believe me, believe me
Believe me, believe me, believe me, believe me
You should believe me when I say
It's on the way
It's on the way
It's on the way
The song "Ice" by Shrug is a powerful and thought-provoking piece that explores the theme of crisis and the impending doom that comes with it. In the first verse, the use of ice as a metaphor highlights the chilling effect of a crisis, which often leaves one feeling numb and detached from reality. The loss of feeling and care is further emphasized in the line "Til you no longer break, you no longer care", describing the way that the crisis numbs one's senses and emotions.
The second verse expands on the destructive nature of crisis and how it is often silent but deadly. The line "Feeds on the dreams of those already drowned" highlights how crisis can take away hope and the will to fight back. The third and final verse takes on a more urgent tone, warning the listener that crisis is not a matter of if, but when. The repetition of "believe me" emphasizes the importance of taking action and being prepared for the inevitable crisis.
Overall, the song encourages the listener to be aware of the potential crises that may occur in their lives and to be prepared to face them with courage and strength.
Line by Line Meaning
Ice in your face, ice in your hair
Ice represents the harsh reality you face in life, it's everywhere and unavoidable
Ice takes the place of Van Gogh and Molier
The ice is so pervasive that it takes over the role of great artists like Van Gogh and Molier
Ice will breathe slowly it stiffens the air
The presence of ice causes a tense atmosphere that is difficult to navigate
'Til you no longer break, you no longer care
The longer you're exposed to the trying conditions brought on by ice, the more numbed you become
You should have listened close to me
The artist has knowledge of the situation and is warning the listener to take heed
It's spreading free
The ice is gradually consuming everything around us with no barriers or limitations
I should have made you come with me
The singer realizes now that they should have done more to ensure the listener's safety from the ice
Ice in the sky, ice in the ground
The ice is pervasive and has even infiltrated the sky and ground
Ice creeping up from the souls all around
The ice is slowly taking control over the lives and emotions of everyone nearby
Ice will breed slowly, it won't make a sound
The ice grows without making any noise, making it difficult to detect until it's too late
Feeds on the dreams of those already drowned
Those who have already given up on their goals and aspirations are susceptible to the ice's grasp
You should have let me tell you so
The artist has information that they tried to impart to the listener previously
It's spreading slow
The ice is taking over little by little, without arousing immediate suspicion
You should have known the time to go
The singer thinks the listener should've realized when it was time to leave and avoid the ice completely
Ice is forming
More ice is being created even though it's already everywhere
Ice is steady jarring
The ice's firmness and solidity can be unsettling and unnerving
Feather storming
The ice slowly encasing everything is like a snowstorm of feathers, suffocating and relentless
Whisper warning
The singer is warning the listener of the dangers of the ice in a subtle manner
Ice is forming
The ice continues to be generated and gather strength
Silent, sighing crystals
The ice is a reflection of a world that is at once silent and full of sadness
Silver painted
The ice is like a silver coating that is starting to cover everything
Silent sainted
The ice becomes a sort of revered entity that nobody dares to challenge
Ice is the first, ice is the last
The ice has always been and always will be a fundamental part of the world
Ice is the fate of things present and past
The ice's impact on events and lives cannot be overstated, and it affects everything, regardless of time period
Came out of nowhere it's moving so fast
The ice emerged from obscurity and started spreading rapidly and unstoppably
Gathers wherever dark legions are massed
The ice thrives in places of darkness, as those who despair or give in to temptation are most susceptible to its power
You should believe me when I say
The singer wants the listener to take their warnings and advice seriously
It's on the way
The ice is coming and there's nothing that can be done to stop it
You should believe me, believe me, believe me, believe me
The repetition underscores the critical nature of the message - this is not something to be ignored or doubted
It's on the way
The ice's presence is inevitable and imminent, and we must prepare ourselves accordingly
It's on the way
The ice is coming and we can only hope to avoid getting caught in its grip
Contributed by Evan F. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Colleen Lyon
The shrug is so cute and your tutorial so easy to follow thank you!!
Taylor O'Brien
I’m so glad you like it!! And I really appreciate you taking the time to comment, it made my day! 🙏🧶♥️
M Sandyford
Such a beautiful shrug!
Taylor O'Brien
I know your comment was a year ago but wanted to say thank you very much!! 😊🙏🧶♥️
Viv Lee
That looks so mouthwatering and I love the stitch pattern not being complicated.
Julie Linehan
Can I ask do you know what weight the yarn is ? I am in GB and the weight names differ over here ! Thank you 🌸
Tina Anderson
I came across this pattern. I'm going to try it. I like that you walk through each step. Can u use any weight and color? What's the recommended hook size for this pattern? Thanks
Julie Linehan
Can I ask what weight the yarn is ? I am GB and the weight names differ !!! Thank u in advance and the cowl is lovely by the way x🌸🌸
Taylor O'Brien
Hi there! For the Shine Your Light shrug I used Lion Brand Yarns "Big Scoop Ice Cream" yarn. It is a "light" weight or weight 3 yarn! I hope this helps! 🧶♥