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Low Lyrics Artist(Band):Cracker
Sometime I wanna get you low. I brush your hair back from your eyes. I take you down let the river flow. Sometimes I go and walk the street Behind the green sheet of glass. A million miles below their feet A million miles, a million miles CHORUS: I'll be with you girl Like being low hey hey hey like being stoned I'll be with you girl Like being low hey hey hey like being stoned. A million poppies gonna make me sleep. But just one rose it knows your name The fruit is rusting on the vine The fruit is calling from the trees Hey don't you wanna go down Like some junkie cosmonaut A million miles below their feet A million miles a million miles CHORUS Blue blue is the sun. Brown brown is the sky. Green green are her eyes. A million miles a million miles Hey don't you wanna go down Like some disgraced cosmonaut A million miles below their feet A million miles a million miles CHORUS If you find some error in Low Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Review about Low Like Being Low | Reviewer: Lazario | 3/13/2008 "Like being low," if you have ever been on a strong opiate you know exactly what that feels like. If you haven't, that's probably good, but think of the movie Trainspotting where the main character ODs and sinks into the carpet. They did a great job depicting something non-visual in a visual way. It doesnt take ODing on H for it to feel that way. I think "Low" is a love song basically saying that some girl makes him feel as good as the best feeling on earth that he knows. ...dont abuse drugs... This is what it's about | Reviewer: I've got it | 1/5/2008 It's not about a girl. When the song says, "I'll be with you girl" it's saying, I'll be in the embrace of heroin... the girl. It's about a heroin addict, and the desire to give a loved one a glimpse into the psyche of the addict, "sometimes, I want to take you down..." so that they might understand... I'm a recovering addict, and when I was in my addiction, I, at times, wanted to introduce the drug to those who criticized me, so they'd understand me better. I know that's completely f'd up, but that's how things work sometimes. I never did it because I knew it was bad enough I had the problem, but I couldn't live with introducing it to someone else... This is what it's about | Reviewer: I've got it | 1/5/2008 It's not about a girl. When the song says, "I'll be with you girl" it's saying, I'll be in the embrace of heroin... the girl. It's about a heroin addict, and the desire to give a loved one a glimpse into the psyche of the addict, "sometimes, I want to take you down..." so that they might understand... Battling Addictions | Reviewer: me | 11/22/2007 I considered that perhaps the lyrics imply that this guy is comparing and contrasting his two loves/addictions--this girl and drugs. Both are very complex attachments and within each lies the potential for self-destruction. I think the lyrics seem to reflect the very real conflict of people that ruin their relationships because of their substance abuse. With the first few lines of the song it seems like he's calling out to her, wishing that he could "take her low," make her understand that the feeling that he gets from his drugs are just as vital as the feelings he gets with her; how these feelings are one in the same, and yet at odds with each other. Very cool song. david lowery's lyrics. | Reviewer: mike | 10/16/2007 The song was written solely about a guy who is addicted to opium (or any of its derivitaves, including heroine, oxycodone, hydrocodone, etc. it makes very little difference, when youre addicted they all feel the same), and who is also in love with a girl at the same time. He compares the feeling he gets from the girl to the feeling he gets from the opiate. "sometimes i go and walk the street, behind a green sheet of glass" has nothing to do with marijuana or acid or meth. Sometimes when youre high on heroine you have the sudden energy to go for a walk through the streets, but you view everything else in a different way. as if youre different from everyone. the green glass separates you from everyone. David Lowery deliberately wrote the song so the people who have been addicted to opiates and in love with a girl at the same time know exactly what its about when they hear it. (me) In fact, I dont think the lyrics are very loose or open to your own translations at all. It was written with conviction and it was written well in the parlence of our times. But it also wasnt written for everybody. Some people understand it and some people dont and the only difference is that some people have been through opiate addiction and some havent. A million poppies gonna make me sleep | Reviewer: Cookie_Juran | 9/16/2007 Yes for sure a positve song about opium and all its derivatives. Listen to Neil Young's "The Needle and the Damage Done" to hear the other not so positive side to opium. i fucking love josh | Reviewer: denise | 9/14/2007 ok i agree with that tripping shit. im pretty positive that the song was meant to have a "happy vibe" like about doing drugs :) making you feel great :) one of the best songs :D About the song Low performed by Cracker | Reviewer: Crisco | 8/30/2007 this song has nothing to do with a girl... the "girl" is a loaded seringe (spelling?) of heroin. song is about pushing that heroin out and getting "low" or, all ripped as we call it Behind a green sheet of glass | Reviewer: David | 7/19/2007 The line 'behind a green sheet of glass' could also be referenced to an acid trip. Some claim to see like they are looking through a 'sheet' or like a 'colored film' in this case it's a colored glass. Little Prince | Reviewer: Generic Anonymity | 6/15/2007 Maybe it's just a silly thing, but the line about 'One rose it knows your name' makes me think of a book called The Little Prince... Review By Pages: 1 2 Review the song Low The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics. | | ||||||||||||
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