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1. A rock band from the United Kingdom
2. An ambient musician
3. A jazz rock band
4. A death/black metal band from Florida, United States
5. A metal band
6. A rock band from Massachusetts, United States
7. A rock band from France
8.A rock band from New York, United States
9.A Japanese rock band formed in 2013
10.Russian ska punk / pop punk band.

(1) Yeti is a British rock band fronted by bass player John Hassall, formerly of The Libertines. The group's highest accomplishments include opening for Oasis.
Hassall met bassist Brendan Kersey, lead guitarist Andy Deian Jung, and guitarist Harmony Williams through mutual friends. The line-up was completed after drummer Graham Blacow joined. Hassall writes most of Yeti's songs, but Williams has also penned several, and sings lead on his own songs. The band plays acoustic rock with a bluesy undertone and strong harmonies. Influences include The La's, Bob Dylan and The Beatles. Their debut single "Never Lose Your Sense of Wonder" was released in March 2005 and reached number 36 in the British charts. (wikipedia.org)

(2) Yeti is also the name of an ambient project by Krister Linder.

One full length album, called 'Holtkötter', 1 EP and 3 singles have been released by Krister under the name Yeti.

(3)YETI formed in August of '98 as a merger of two bands. The first group, already named Yeti, consisted of Tommy Atkins on bass, Jon Teague on drums, Eric Harris on guitar, as well as another guitarist. The second, Est Mort, was a loosly organized group occasionally getting together on weekends with Atkins, Teague, and Doug Ferguson on keyboards. When the original Yeti lost it's lead guitarist, Ferguson was asked to come in for trial practice.

After countless live shows, the studio LP "Things to Come" and several live Cds, Ferguson left this earth on February, 23, 2002. Faced with a serious creative and moral dilemma Atkins, Harris, and Teague opted to continue as a trio, with Atkins and Teague taking over keyboard responsibilities. YETI continues to offer a heavier music combining the darker elements of jazz and rock forms

(4) Yeti is also an American black/death/doom metal band based out of Florida consisting of Al Nunn on guitar, Mike Curry on guitar, Eric Avant on keys and vocals, Jonathon Montgomery on bass, and Scott Nunn on the drums. They have released one full-length (Niflheim), an EP (Yeti) and a live DVD. They have changed their name to Among the Dead

http://www.myspace.com/theyeti

(5) Yeti, metal, Album: Trees on Fire With Songs of Blood, 2010

(6) Yeti consists of Omar Khouri, Russell Lichter and Rob LaMorgese. Rob and Russ met at college in Boston in the late nineties. Rob and Russ met Omar in Los Angeles after the turn of the century.
The three hit it off nicely and decided to try jamming together. While their styles were a bit different, they seemed to mesh well. Most of the music was recorded at Omar's apartment in summer. It was during the recording sessions that their mutual love of verses was discovered. Screw choruses. They're cheap and tawdry.

Omar and Russ wrote the majority of the music, but Rob kicked in a bit here or there. I think there was even a whole bass line he wrote. It was so good, he couldn't play it. Omar did. Or Russ. He can't remember.

Omar and Rob did the singing. They usually wrote the lyrics they sang, but occasionally backed the other one. This worked out well for them as they have lovely singing voices.

http://www.myspace.com/yetipage

(7) Yeti is a French band led by Holland-born Jetty Swart, who plays accordion and sings (and sometimes performs solo under the name Yeti); other band members are Francois Fava (saxophone & flute), Alain Dumont (bass) and Luc Pallier (drums).
http://www.myspace.com/yetila
http://lecrideyeti.free.fr/

(8)Yeti is female-fronted bass-driven philosophical dream-punk with cute killer harmonies. This New York-based trio reeks of feral femininity, fermenting in the forgotten woods of Staten Island. Their music fuses Sleater-Kinney sensibilities with The Cranberries’ emotional power. Yeti can be found playing at various venues throughout the New York City area, or in very cold, dark, remote caverns from which few have ever returned. Currently, they have two full-length albums White Devil (2013) and Shadowhead (2014); as well as their acoustic EP Fur You (2014).

Members: Julia Simoniello (lead vocals and guitar), Jenna Snyder (bass), Tom Bones (drums)

http://yetimusic.co
http://soundcloud.com/yetisetgo
http://www.facebook.com/yetisetgo

(9)Yeti is a japanese rock band that started its activities on 2013/03/16. Alternate tag: Ｙｅｔｉ

Vo.&Gt.涼木聡 (Suzuki Satoshi) (ex-モノもの → 愛狂います。)

Gt.荒牧幸久(Aramaki Yukihisa) (ex-WeiβNoir. →Ｕｍｂｒｅｌｌａ → .ＥＸＥ → Ｃｈｅｒｒｙ(support))

Ba.Bikkey (ex-Ｒｅｔｉｎａ → シリアル⇔NUMBER)

Dr.多村直紀(Tamura Naoki) (ex-CalorZe → ジーク → イロクイ。 → 愛狂います。 (support) → Ｌｉｐｓ)

http://yeti-web.jp/index.html

10. Female fronted ska-punk / pop punk band from Vyazemskiy, Russia.
https://vk.com/clubyetipunk

Merry Go Round
Yeti Lyrics

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I will tell Mike Rivers (?)
Out into the sun
That I'm not going home
I've been away too long
I find sometimes
The road just blows my mind
It's up to you, child, you

On a middle of a merry-go-round
See the world spinning 'round
But you're not on board
The merry-go-round

Me I'm just a stranger
Don't even know my name
Here to see mad man
In a shining cage
I find sometimes
The road just blows my mind
It's up to you, child, you

In a middle of a merry go round
See the world spinning 'round
But you're not on board
The merry-go-round

Lift me up don't let me down
See the circus leaving town
But you're not on board
The merry-go-round

I ride the merry-go-round
And it takes me so high, yeah yeah

I ride the merry-go-round
Don't you spin too fast and come crashing down

Lift me up don't let me down
See the world spinning 'round
But you're not on board
The merry-go-round

I ride the merry-go-round
And it takes me so high, yeah yeah

I ride the merry-go-round
Don't you spin too fast and come crashing down

I know some of you won't understand
What you're holding in your hand

It's a loving (..)
A loving (..)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Yeti's song "Merry go round" are a reflection of the artist's feelings of being lost, confused and unsure of his place in the world. The opening lines "I will tell Mike Rivers, Out into the sun, That I'm not going home, I've been away too long" indicate his reluctance to return home after spending a considerable amount of time on the road. The artist is struggling to find a sense of belonging, and he feels that he has been away for too long to reconnect with his past life.

The song is about the feeling of being caught in a never-ending cycle, similar to a merry-go-round. It's like riding a carousel that keeps spinning, but you cannot get off, and the world keeps moving without you. The lines "On a middle of a merry-go-round, See the world spinning 'round, But you're not on board, The merry-go-round" are an indication of this feeling of being left behind while the world keeps moving on.

The artist is calling out to someone to lift him up, to help him get off the carnival ride. The line "Lift me up don't let me down, See the circus leaving town, But you're not on board, The merry-go-round" is a plea to be helped off the ride and be shown a path forward. The song is about the artist's search for a sense of purpose in life and a desire to find a way out of the never-ending cycle of uncertainty.

Line by Line Meaning

I will tell Mike Rivers (?)
The singer is about to confess or share something with someone named Mike Rivers, although he sounds unsure of the exact name.

Out into the sun
The singer is leaving somewhere, possibly indoors or in the shade, and heading out into the sunlight.

That I'm not going home
Contrary to expectations or previous plans, the singer is not going back to their home, wherever that may be.

I've been away too long
The singer has been gone from wherever they consider home for an extended amount of time, and now cannot return directly.

I find sometimes The road just blows my mind It's up to you, child, you
The singer can become overwhelmed by the journey or traveling on the road, and is acknowledging that they need to rely on someone else, possibly a younger person, for assistance or guidance.

On a middle of a merry-go-round See the world spinning 'round But you're not on board The merry-go-round
The singer implies that they are currently in a situation similar to a merry-go-round or carousel, where the world is constantly turning and moving forward, but the listener is unable to participate or keep up.

Me I'm just a stranger Don't even know my name Here to see mad man In a shining cage
The singer seems to be a newcomer or outsider to the situation they find themselves in, and is visiting someone who is described as being like a crazy person trapped in a beautiful or impressive setup or display.

Lift me up don't let me down See the circus leaving town But you're not on board The merry-go-round
The singer seems to be pleading with someone to help them not feel left behind or abandoned as the people and events around them continue to change and move on.

I ride the merry-go-round And it takes me so high, yeah yeah I ride the merry-go-round Don't you spin too fast and come crashing down
The singer likens their experience to riding a merry-go-round, which goes round and round and provides a sense of excitement or elevation, but also acknowledges the danger of going too fast or getting out of control.

I know some of you won't understand What you're holding in your hand It's a loving (..) A loving (..)
The singer is aware that not everyone will grasp the significance of what they are trying to convey, but assures the listener that it is something important and loving that they are offering or sharing.

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