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'Message' by Alex G is a 2012 alternative track from the album 'Rules'. The lyrics take stock of getting older while feeling unchanged, hovering between loneliness and small comforts like the sound of rain. A plan to deliver a message to a specific place turns into frustration, as the speaker stays put by someone’s window, watching for a shift in what they have become. One line captures the uneasy blend of hope and resignation, with the speaker insisting, “Had a message to deliver”.
"Message" is a track by Alex G, from the album Rules, released 15th January 2012. The track is 2:40 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 10 articles about Alex G.
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Every year, I'm getting older But every day, I feel the same And when I feel like I got no one At least I can hear the rain Had a message to deliver To a house on Britney Lane But I'm just stuck here by your window Oh, look how you have changed
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