This is such a wonderful song, I don't quite understand why it hasn't received any comments. Whenever I have nightmares, I fall asleep to "glows" on repeat. This song structure is like silk parachutes, fuzzy peaches, and everything eerily happy. The slow fade of the guitar gives the same soft texture of neon lights during fogs. Oh, I don't have to beg you to adore this song.
Have you ever felt the comfort while floating in water? The shaking of tambourines represents the change jingling in my pockets as I run away. Tee-hee. (So, the real thom yorke wouldn't giggle, now would he?)
i read somewhere the real thom yorke was not satisfied with the studio version of this song. i like it though, definitely one of my favourite amnesiac era b-sides. i have no idea about the meaning.
i read somewhere the real thom yorke was not satisfied with the studio version of this song. i like it though, definitely one of my favourite amnesiac era b-sides. i have no idea about the meaning.
This is such a wonderful song, I don't quite understand why it hasn't received any comments. Whenever I have nightmares, I fall asleep to "glows" on repeat. This song structure is like silk parachutes, fuzzy peaches, and everything eerily happy. The slow fade of the guitar gives the same soft texture of neon lights during fogs. Oh, I don't have to beg you to adore this song.
Have you ever felt the comfort while floating in water? The shaking of tambourines represents the change jingling in my pockets as I run away. Tee-hee. (So, the real thom yorke wouldn't giggle, now would he?)
Well, sure! The real Thom Yorke would too giggle!
Well, sure! The real Thom Yorke would too giggle!
He might not reference the song quite like that though...
He might not reference the song quite like that though...
Love the live piano version too. 'course you could wash it away with confession 'n let baby jesus radiate 'is truth.
Love the live piano version too. 'course you could wash it away with confession 'n let baby jesus radiate 'is truth.
i read somewhere the real thom yorke was not satisfied with the studio version of this song. i like it though, definitely one of my favourite amnesiac era b-sides. i have no idea about the meaning.
i read somewhere the real thom yorke was not satisfied with the studio version of this song. i like it though, definitely one of my favourite amnesiac era b-sides. i have no idea about the meaning.