Heart.....Beat
Heart.....Beat
And I might be wrong
But I don't think you could sing along
To my
Heart.....Beat
Cued up the major third
But you don't know you just take my word
Heart Beat
Heart Beat
And I will a along
destroy what destroys my home
Heart Beat
I could've written more
But you dont know what to listen for
Load up the major third
But you don't know if that's what you heard
And I will alone
destroy what destorys my home
And I will alone
destroy what destorys my home
Heeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrttt BEAT
Control HEART BEAT
Control HEART BEAT
Control HEART BEAT
Control HEART BEAT
Control HEART BEAT
But I don't think you could sing along
But you don't know you just take my word
destroy what destroys my home
But you dont know what to listen for
But you don't know if that's what you heard
destroy what destorys my home
destroy what destorys my home
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"And I will a along destroy what destroys my home"
I think is,
"And I will alone, destroy what destroys my own,
Heart Beat."
I haven't settled on a meaning yet but from the lines,
"And I might be wrong But I don't think you could sing along
To my
Heart.....Beat"
and
"Cued up the major third But you don't know you just take my word"
I get the impression that the song is about being misunderstood.
Very much sounds like making fun of/asking for action against the current "autotune" trend in music and the artists that are using it.
"destroy what destroys my own heartbeat"
alright, so I saw Islands last week and got to chat with Nick Diamonds afterward. I asked about Heartbeat and whether it was mocking the autotune trend (see above comment) and his response: "Not exactly...it's more or less dating our music, so to speak. Everyone's doing autotune right now, so we said why not do a song that follows the current trend. At the end of the day, it's just a special effect. Nothing else."
alright, so I saw Islands last week and got to chat with Nick Diamonds afterward. I asked about Heartbeat and whether it was mocking the autotune trend (see above comment) and his response: "Not exactly...it's more or less dating our music, so to speak. Everyone's doing autotune right now, so we said why not do a song that follows the current trend. At the end of the day, it's just a special effect. Nothing else."
Whoops. I told him my reasoning and he just smiled and said he saw where i was coming from. Great guy.
Whoops. I told him my reasoning and he just smiled and said he saw where i was coming from. Great guy.
Thanks, I was wondering about that myself. I think this song is all about relationships and whether or not you really know someone. I think the references to music are allusions to relationships.
Thanks, I was wondering about that myself. I think this song is all about relationships and whether or not you really know someone. I think the references to music are allusions to relationships.
I believe its "own" instead of "home" (referencing his own heartbeat), and instead of "a along"- alone.
Great song, interesting but not excessive use of autotune.
heh, i actually like the use of autotune in this =]
imo, it uses it just enough and to begin with, he doesn't need pitch correction so he actually uses it to add flavor to the mix instead of going ridiculous t-pain on it or late 90's cher....