I think it's fascinating how this song has grown into something much bigger than it started out as (and I mean that in the best way possible).
BMFA is an epic, hymn-like song for every woman who's ever been trampled on or questioned, or who had to constantly prove herself.
It's an anthem for every woman scorned and cheated on, without being about sacrificing yourself. It's about getting rid of the things that hold you back and hurt you.
It's about rising from the ashes. And after 4 years, it still affects me every single time I hear it.
I think it's fascinating how this song has grown into something much bigger than it started out as (and I mean that in the best way possible).
BMFA is an epic, hymn-like song for every woman who's ever been trampled on or questioned, or who had to constantly prove herself. It's an anthem for every woman scorned and cheated on, without being about sacrificing yourself. It's about getting rid of the things that hold you back and hurt you.
It's about rising from the ashes. And after 4 years, it still affects me every single time I hear it.