[1] A passion-fu… Read Full Bio ↴Sierra is a name of at least eight music entities:
[1] A passion-fuelled Mount Gambier, SA, Australia, melodic hardcore act who play music with meaning. Energy is infectious, and a valuable asset in captivating an audience, and this is what we aim to provide in all facets of this band, whether it be live performance and recordings, to our dealings with fellow musicians, industry representatives, and most importantly our friends/supporters.
The experiences we have been offered since this band formed in late 2010 have been both unexpected and overwhelming in nature, however the people we have met and places we have seen only further inspire us to grow as a collective and venture far from our regional setting.
Sites: YouTube, BandCamp, Twitter, Facebook, SierraHC.TumblR.com (official).
[2] A mononym of Indonesian female jazz singer Sierra Soetedjo. She débuted solo with "Only One" (2011) and her latest is "Sierra" (Oct 2012). A newcomer in the jazz world, who studied vocals at WAAPA (Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts). She was also had a guest vocalist on Tompi's album (My Happy Life), where Sierra and Tompi duet in the song Love Letter.
Sites: Id.Wikipedia.
[3] A defunct USA Contemporary Christian music vocal trio, founded in 1992 and quickly signed to Star Song, who released their début self-titled album in 1994. The group released four albums before breaking up in 2002.
Sites: Wikipedia.
[4] A mononym of Thomaston, CT, USA, folk singer-songwriter Sierra West, who is currently based in Boston, MA, USA. Releases include: "Depleted Oxygen" and EP "Rocks" (May 2009). Her latest release was as Sierra West, EP "Hold Your Fire" (Aug 2012).
Sites: YouTube, Twitter, ReverbNation, Facebook and SierraRocks.com (official).
[5] A Japanese R&B singer who has frequently worked with Volta Masters. She released her first album Heavenly U in 2008.
[6] A mononym of Sierra Entertainment, Inc. (formerly Sierra On-Line) was a Worldwide American video game developer and publisher founded in 1979 as On-Line Systems by Ken and Roberta Williams. Based in Los Angeles, California, the company was last owned by a subsidiary of Activision Blizzard (a subsidiary of Vivendi SA) Sierra is best known today for its multiple lines of seminal graphic adventure games started in the 1980s (notably King's Quest, Space Quest and Quest for Glory), some of which proved influential in the history of video games.
[7] A Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, stoner rock / prog rock band which débuted with "Pslip" (19 Jul 2013). Members: Jason Taylor - Guitar/Vox, Robbie Carvalho - Bass, Ky Anto - Drums, Former band members: Skargus - Drums.
Sites: Bandcamp, Facebook and Myspace.
[8] A Synthwave producer on Lazerdiscs Records
Sites: LAZERDISCS.
Common Ground
Sierra Lyrics
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You say it's blue
I say it's a lie
You say it's the truth
How far have we traveled
Down this of extremes
I used to know you
You used to know me
Can we find some common ground
Where we can stand
And turn our hearts around
Can we find a place to leave
What's pulling us down
Can we find a way to find some
Common ground
It was so easy
When we first met
We lived all those moments
We'll never forget
But time has a habit
Of drawing a line
That makes a distinction
From your way and mine
All the distance between us
Would disappear today
If we could trace back the footsteps
That led us separate ways
I know it's not too late
The lyrics in Sierra's song "Common Ground" are about two people who used to know each other well, but have grown apart due to their differing opinions and beliefs. The verses suggest that they disagree on almost everything, with one person claiming that something is red while the other argues that it is blue. They can't agree on whether or not something is true or a lie, and the distance between them has grown as a result of their constant bickering. Despite this, the chorus presents a hopeful message. It asks whether they can set aside their differences and find some common ground, a place where they can turn their hearts around and start again. The song speaks to the notion that even when people seem to be irreversibly divided, they can find a way to come together if they are willing to try.
Overall, "Common Ground" is a plea for understanding and connection in a world that feels increasingly polarized. It acknowledges that relationships take time and effort, and that sometimes people grow apart. However, it also suggests that it is possible to bridge gaps and find a way back to one another if both parties are open to it.
Line by Line Meaning
I say it's red
My opinion is that it is red
You say it's blue
Your opinion is that it is blue
I say it's a lie
I believe it is false
You say it's the truth
You believe it is true
How far have we traveled
We have come a long way
Down this road of extremes
A path far from what we agree with
I used to know you
We were once familiar with each other
You used to know me
You were once familiar with me
Can we find some common ground
Is it possible for us to agree on something?
Where we can stand
To have a position to begin with
And turn our hearts around
To change our feelings
Can we find a place to leave
Can we find somewhere to forget
What's pulling us down
What is causing the tension between us
Can we find a way to find some
Is it possible to do something to reach some
Common ground
To have a similar viewpoint
It was so easy
It was not difficult
When we first met
At the initial meeting
We lived all those moments
We experienced all those times
We'll never forget
We'll always have those memories
But time has a habit
Time has a tendency
Of drawing a line
Of separating people over time
That makes a distinction
That creates a difference
From your way and mine
From our different paths
All the distance between us
The space between us
Would disappear today
Would vanish right now
If we could trace back the footsteps
If we could go back to the past
That led us separate ways
That took us in different directions
I know it's not too late
I believe it's not too late
Lyrics © CAPITOL CHRISTIAN MUSIC GROUP, Universal Music Publishing Group, Capitol CMG Publishing, Songtrust Ave
Written by: CONNIE RAE HARRINGTON, WENDI FOY GREEN
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