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'Wave' by Beck is an alternative track from 'Morning Phase' (2014). The lyrics describe leaving a place behind, framing the move as a disturbance that pulls the speaker into a wider world. There is a repeated insistence on not going under, with the wave recast as something that carries rather than destroys. A sense of isolation keeps resurfacing, crystallised in the refrain of 'Wave' and the repeated word 'Isolation'. The overall mood is restless yet oddly reassuring, like an argument with fear conducted in motion.
"Wave" is a single by Beck, from the album Morning Phase, released 2014. The track is 3:40 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 8 articles about Beck.
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I move away from this place In the form of a disturbance And enter into the world Like some tiny distortion If I surrender And I don't fight this wave No I won't go under I'll only get carried away Wave Wave Wave Isolation Isolation Isolation Isolation
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