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Fifteen Feet of Pure White Snow. " Fifteen Feet of Pure White Snow " is a song by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds from their 2001 album, No More Shall We Part. It is also the second single from the album. It has a promotional video featuring the band playing live in a former building of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of ...
Official music video for ‘Fifteen Feet Of Pure White Snow’ by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.Download or Stream https://ncandtbs.lnk.to/nomoreshallIDWatch Bad See...
Traducción. Quince pies de nieve blanca pura. Fifteen feet of pure white snow. ¿Dónde está Mona? Where is Mona? Hace mucho que se fue. She's long gone. ¿Dónde está Mary? Where is Mary? Se la ha llevado. She's taken her along. Pero no se han puesto las manoplas. But they haven't put their mittens on. ¿Y hay 15 pies de nieve blanca pura?
Where is Mark? Where is Mathew. Now it’s getting dark? Where is John? They are all out back. Under fifteen feet of pure white snow. Would you please put down that telephone. We’re under fifteen feet of pure white snow. I waved to my neighbour. My neighbour waved to me. But my neighbour. Is my enemy. I kept waving my arms. Till I could not see.
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Phrase pure white snow is reference to the verse “Come now, and let us reason together: though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow.” Basically, the song is about how bound and imprisoned one feels when under the weight of imposed ethical standards.
The lyrics of “Fifteen Feet Of Pure White Snow” paint a vivid and chilling image of isolation and despair. The song begins with the question, “Where is Mona? She’s long gone. Where is Mary? She’s taken her along.” These lines imply the disappearance of two individuals, leaving behind a sense of emptiness.
