| Okkervil River – He Passes Number Thirty-Three Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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The second half of the song may be refering to a girl he is in love with and would do anything for but cannot work up the courage to tell her his feelings: "And leave it to me to not speak when I pass you on the street." Any ideas to the significance of the title? |
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| Modest Mouse – Here It Comes Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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I've always thought of thought of the beginning of the song as a break-up of a relationship. Walk to your house on my lunch break Here it comes "Come inside and pour a drink" You'll probably tell me everything you think Here it comes The place and the time that we knew that things could go wrong I love the line, "Now we're drowning in birthday cakes" I think it is a reference to mortality and getting older and not the burden of a child. |
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| Joni Mitchell – Blonde In The Bleachers Lyrics | 18 years ago |
| Okkervil River seems to be really into this song. Not only did they recently cover it, but it is also referenced in at least two of their other songs ('You Can't Hold the Hand of a Rock and Roll Man' and 'Love to a Monster'.) | |
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