| Broadcast – Black Cat Lyrics | 6 months ago |
| I’ve listened to broadcast since they came out and am actually bothered and hurt that Trish Keenan passed away so young and talented. Black cat was an always important and meaningful song to me. I think she is singing about your great bond age of friends, but the ones who become heroine addicts in front of your eyes. I saw this happen just as the song came out and lost many friends being curiouser and curiouser. I think of you…rest in peace beautiful genius and thoughtful singer… | |
| Beach House – One Thing Lyrics | 4 years ago |
| This song is about two people in love, with potential to be in a healthy relationship, but one has an addiction issue. Adderall, coke, meth, totally alcohol…something like that. I relate to this song because I have messed up all relationships with not sleeping and being on scripts that kept me from sleeping regularly. I was in this whole dumb, bk scene and it lingered with me for years after I moved back to jersey. I had many really deep and serious relationships, but I can understand what is being said there in this song because I have been exactly what she sings about, and as it is pretty sad and ruined most of all of my relationships because of that. It is saying that all was love, but the person continued choosing destruction and craziness, over healthy choices for a relationship, and it suffered. Some people are very fucked up and wired that way. However, that is not what we hope we are supposed to endure in life. It’s beautiful and elegant, yet nostalgic and relatable in how it’s melodically put. I love Beach house so much. | |
| Beach House – All Your Yeahs Lyrics | 4 years ago |
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This song is hauntingly beautiful, and I imagined it was first, about two trainwreck friends living in Brooklyn (I used to live in Williamsburg and remember her (singer of beach house) when she lived there, maybe she still does...but I also related to this song like that), then, after listening more, thought differently... I think this song is a song more about a woman who had a miscarriage, and it deeply affected her. It starts off with a cut-and-chopped nursery rhyme. Intriguingly, to say the least, it brings up childhood ideas of nastalgia, but there’s a sadness to it alI. I feel it echoes between that loss, the expectation of a child, singing to a miscarried baby, and the reaction that woman had to give off to others as they are asked about how she feels about this loss. Although people ask out of concern, it’s still a constant reminder of pain. I’ve listened to this song a lot lately, and can’t relate to a miscarriage, but there’s something I just understand to the idea of saying “all your yeahs” to people trying to see if you’re alright, and you want to pretend you’re okay, so you hide behind all your yeahs. It’s a fire inside, I’d be a roller coaster of emotions for sure. |
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