They were previously kno… Read Full Bio ↴Silverbullit is a band from Gothenburg, Sweden.
They were previously known as Silverbullet and are known as Citizen Bird outside of Sweden.
Band members:
Simon Ohlsson - Lead vocals, Jukka Rintamäki - Bass, Andreas Nilsson - Guitar, Jon Ölmskog - Keyboards, Anders Gustavsson - Drums
Call It In
Silverbullit Lyrics
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Every scar and every coming down
This is the last place
Anyone gets to own
Call it in
Shift your point of view
Every single day that you know
You're never coming here
I'll learn your face
And then I'll learn your ways
And then we'll see about that
There are never any promises
That will last in memories
The opening lines of Silverbullit's song "Call It In" suggest a sense of finality, with the phrase "this is the last phase for every one." The lyrics go on to describe scars and coming down, possibly referring to the trials and tribulations that everyone faces in life. The chorus urges the listener to "call it in," encouraging them to take ownership of their lives and make the most of the time they have.
The second verse suggests a need to shift one's point of view and urges the listener to "learn your face and then I'll learn your ways." The final lines of the song emphasize the fleeting nature of life, with the recognition that promises do not last in memories.
Overall, "Call It In" seems to be a reflection on the impermanence of life and the need to make the most of the time we have. The chorus encourages action, reminding us that we have the power to make choices and take ownership of our lives.
Line by Line Meaning
This is the last phase for every one
Everything reaches its final stage and comes to an end.
Every scar and every coming down
Every hurtful experience and downfall will eventually end too.
This is the last place
The current situation is the final stop of the journey.
Anyone gets to own
No one will possess this situation anymore.
Call it in
Let's initiate a decisive action to move on.
Shift your point of view
Try to see things from a different angle.
When you turn your back
When you leave this situation behind.
Every single day that you know
Every moment that you're aware of.
You're never coming here
You'll never return to this exact same moment.
I'll learn your face
I'll remember your appearance.
And then I'll learn your ways
I'll also understand your behavior and tendencies.
And then we'll see about that
Let's see how we'll deal with that together.
There are never any promises
Nothing is guaranteed or certain.
That will last in memories
Even what we remember may someday fade away.
Writer(s): Jukka Alarik Rintamaeki, Anders Roy Gustafsson, Jon Anders Oelmeskog, Simon Sebastian Olsson, Andreas Leif Nilsson Copyright: Warner/Chappell Music Scandinavia AB
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Lewis Barrah
It's unbelievable, how does he still write such amazing unique songs like this
MrScovanx
Because he's the greatest songwriter of his generation.
Mike Thomas
His solo stuff and stuff with the Catholics is unbelievable as well!
DC_Kamehameha
Because they're real.
Fu Troller
This is an underrated masterpiece; this is just awesome, the lycris and how he‘s singing it, perfect!
Bing Van Gorden
It's their best record since the reunion. Paz shines too.
Jolanta Chabrowska
I will just say it's good old Pixies. No bad no best. PIXIES
Julian De Cuzzi
@righteousratWow.. Better than Doolittle & Surfer Rosa?? Really??? To each his own I guess.
righteousrat
Yep. Agreed. Not to say that the previous new albums aren't good, they're just getting better. I'll even venture to say that Beneath the Eyrie is one of my favorite Pixies' releases. I like it better than Surfer Rosa and Doolittle
trevgreg2
When she comes in with the backing vocals here, it sounds fantastic! Just one of the few tools she's contributing to the band, I'm sure.