Seasons Of Love Lyrics
five hundred twenty-five thousand
six hundred minutes
five hundred twenty-five thousand
moments so dear
five hundred twenty-five thousand
six hundred minutes
how do you measure- measure a year?
in midnights, in cups of coffee
in inches, in miles
in laughter, in strife
six hundred minutes
how do you measure
a year in the life?
how about love?
how about love?
measure in love
seasons of love
five hundred twenty-five thousand
six hundred minutes
five hundred twenty-five thousand
journeys to plan
six hundred minutes
how do you measure the life
of a woman or a man?
in truths that she learned
or in times that he cried
in bridges he burned
or the way that she died
it's time now- to sing out
tho' the story never ends
lets celebrate
remember a year in the life of friends
remember the love
remember the love
measure in love
measure, measure your life in love
seasons of love
this song every one needs to hear
I think this song really means what it says - that love is the only meaningful way to measure your life. Not even time matters if you don't have that connection with people. And that happy moments, not sad things like heartbreak or burnt bridges, are what matter.
spiffy song. i like the harmonies on "seasons of loooove".
he used "inane" right you retards, he's saying that even though he wants to beat them, he thinks its so stupid that he shouldn't even waste the effort. Try thinking the next time you try to sound smart.
Soloist #2's part has some references in there to RENT. "in truths that she learned" Possible reference to April learning she was HIV + or Roger and Mimi learning the same about each other "The times that he cried" Reference to Collins losing Angel "In bridges he burned" Reference to Roger trying to get rid of his love of Mimi, by leaving for Santa Fe "The way that she died" Reference to April's suicide or Angel's death from AIDS.
I read that somewhere and I thought it was a good explanation for that part of the song. A good song, though it isn't the best song in RENT.
hah, thanks classicRokker, not saying that i agree with the bash on this song, but that IS the correct use of the word. Sorry, english freak. ANYWAYS! Not my FAVORITE song of Rent, but still as a choir nerd it is AMAZING. the vocals, and Joanne's (sp?) pop note at the end, ties it all together, honestly, amazing vocals. Also, this song does have meaning. it's just a different way of looking at life. Not just time here and time there, but the people and the important things in your life.
well i loved Rent...one of the best movies/musicals/whatever of all time. for me anyway. and you can all probs guess wat my fav song is from Rent lol
I kind of like the longer version of this song better.....this one leaves out a verse or two from the original.....i've been hearing this song for years on the Macy's parade.....lol.......but I like the cast of the movie singing it the best, as far as the sound of their voices goes!
Well, maybe I'm just stating the obvious, but this song is about Angel dying. To all you RENT haters, you've never sang this song in a chorus. Its honestly amazing-it creates this amazing epiphany, especially with the female soloists. The song's got a good, clean message. And I must admit, River's Cuomo made the right usage of the word "inane".
This song is great; one of my favorites, both in the musical and in the non-Rent world. I am a huge--and I mean HUGE--Rent freak! It's a very simple song, but it has a very profound meaning. The meaning isn't buried so that you have to search for it, but that doesn't mean it sucks. It's about forgetting time. Screw time. It doesn't matter. You don't need to count down the days and mark of the weeks or months. Measure the productivity, the success, the importance, the worth of the year by the love between friends who become your family. The daylights, the sunsets, the midnights and the cups of coffee are all things that can be shared and that is what you measure the passage of time with, not a clock or calendar. Yes, it's a sentimental song, but what's the matter with that?