This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
Call Louise Louisa do
I assess myself through you
Call Louise Louisa do
I had such a night
Come true
Overhead
Morning skies all for you
What a day I have had
What a day I have had
Now it's over, isn't it?
What a day I have had
What a day I have had
Now it's over, isn't it?
There goes Louisa
There goes Louisa
Dig out yourself from rubble
Removing all your skin
And don't ever think of trouble
The darkness that has been
No, don't patronize with sorrow
I don't mean to
I'm in a car
I don't know where we are headed for
Stay with me
Don't want to be alone
I assess myself through you
Call Louise Louisa do
I had such a night
Come true
Overhead
Morning skies all for you
What a day I have had
What a day I have had
Now it's over, isn't it?
What a day I have had
What a day I have had
Now it's over, isn't it?
There goes Louisa
There goes Louisa
Dig out yourself from rubble
Removing all your skin
And don't ever think of trouble
The darkness that has been
No, don't patronize with sorrow
I don't mean to
I'm in a car
I don't know where we are headed for
Stay with me
Don't want to be alone
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This is a beautiful song that I think has a couple of meanings and of course with Mew it could be anything. I think he loves Louisa for sure and it appears that he just died in an accident but I can't tell if she died with him or if he's watching over her. In any case, I think the song is about love transcending over to the other side and keeping watch over those you care about.
I have a theory about this song (REALLY crazy) This song is the romantic love in all his ways to be. This song can have the name you want, becouse, this song is pure love, and the love (romantic love I mean) it's different depending on the individual, and depending on the individual the love It's represented by one person, and the name of that special person, It's your synonymous of love. In this case, the name synonymous of love is Louise/Louisa (Can be gay or lesbian, why not?), but that's for the singer, you can gave to this song the name you want, becouse this song It's love, and the love have the synonymous that you want it to have. I don't know if I explain well, but It's my opinion. GREAT song, one of my favorites of all the time.
stay with me, don't want to be alone ^ I love that line..
Such a beautiful song.
I love this song more than life, it used to make me cry. Christ the ending. Also I love the name Louisa, even though it's basically just the Danish pronounciation of Louise. Hmmw el actually no. Oh what the hell I love it.
You can interpret a song according to your own life. For me this song is about a person who has pasted away and is talking to the people he loves and is still alive.
One of the absolute best songs from Mew ever. Has the second best song ending in the world. The best song ending is in JJ72 - Oiche Mhaith
god the ending is great i keep rewinding it over and over
Ditto. Those vocals (and lyrics, actually) are utterly heartbreaking.
The line "Morning skies all for you" sounds so beautiful.
Great song. Sad that so few people have commented.
The gentle piano work and drums really accompany Jonas' vocals so well. When the chorus hits, the sound is overwhelming dreamy. I get goosebumps on my forearms...
Silas is just an amazing drummer. There isn't even really a beat during that drum break part it's just pure amazing drumming. I was blown away.
the life of a baby fit into one little song