| The Field Mice – Emma's House Lyrics | 12 years ago |
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This song is so beautiful. i wish more people loved on a higher level than just thinking about how it's a classic, or a scene-defining thing or something. So i sort of think it's about someone who has taken her own life. maybe it's the morning after it happened. you could also think about how, yeah, it's a lost love. she moved away maybe? i think the clues point particularly to suicide, though. mainly "where you now are / you have nothing to live up to / you have nothing to live down." also i was wondering if 555 was a symbol that implied she was now in the afterlife or something. i tried looking 555 and people mentioned "divine grace" and stuff, but that was the closest thing i found. number symbols in songs can have pretty off the wall personal meanings anyway. and he could also be contemplating, if she moved, how far away she is now. another time zone. but, idk. it seems like it has that solomn simplicity vibe that makes me thinks death rather than a friend now being in another part of the world. so beautiful and reflective and simple. and then yeah, the pop perfection. typos. can't go back and correct them without backspacing? junk. solomn wins this time. and.. thinks. |
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