the funeral band of horses lyrics

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I believe that perhaps this song is about the sun "Morning to wake you; it's all we got" means to me the sunrise "I'm coming up only to hold you under" means to me perhaps..rising to hold us under its life giving power..."I'm coming up only to show you wrong" to me means perhpas...all the bad antics carried out are mostly done at night no?

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"The Funeral" is the first single taken from Band of Horses' debut album Everything All the …

As leafs grow older they wither and fall from their tree.

The line "I'm coming up only to hold you under, I'm coming up only to show you wrong" To me says the person he is singing about doesn't agree with his entire way of life or perhaps treated him badly so the only interaction they would have would be negative.

Now for the beginning of the song it sounds to me like he is singing of someone he knows perhaps a family member that he doesn't have a good relationship with.

"The Funeral" is the first single taken from Band of Horses' debut album Everything All the Time.

Lyrics to 'The Funeral' by Band Of Horses.

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Its a metaphor for hope, and giving up that hope, as in when you die.

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I've been playing the song over and over again.

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The album was released on March 21, 2006. This song definitely seems to be about some kind of malignant family member and a lament about the lifetime spent with that person.........and this person approaching the end of their life.

Regardless of what the band may have intended for the song to mean (and honestly it was a poor attempt at getting that across), I think the various other interpretations put forth here capture the true emotion that the song elicits.

Death brings about the end of all the presumptions about one another and lets us know what truly matters "at every occasion one brilliant day funeral" this could also be the death of the presumptions.

Thank you, Austinprod --- now I realize why this tune is so compelling to me.

Not so simple really, but that sums it up nicely.

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"And to know you is hard and we wonder, to know you all wrong we were" He is saying being involved with this person is difficult because of the disagreements they have however he realizes he didn't fully know this person. "The Funeral" as written by Timothy Ian Meinig Benjamin BridwellNon-lyrical content copyright 1999-2020 SongMeaningsJavascript must be enabled for the correct page display

The album was released on March 21, 2006.

Holding them under could be a reference to his frustration with this person or he feels his presence holds this person down emotionally.

This song speaks volumes to me as I have a very strained relationship with a family member, I think ill of him and I know he thinks ill of me.

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I don't have a specific experience like this, but it's the same meaning I took from the song.