Another fantastic song, this reinforces my interpretation of Nobody Nowhere, this is the story of the same unluckly poor farm gal/servant/slave. I love when the singer hides and lightly pronounces "shit" and speaks it in a first person, like she's really cursing her situation, as if she is actually speaking this in a position of servitude where her boss, or superiors or peers if hearing her will be for ill, meaning our poor fair lady is in a real shit position where saying shit can mean consequences which are highly undesirable. Basically its the story of our "cinderella" the poor provincial/farm/poor girl, who runs away to the big city, for a better life. There is a clapping effect in the middle of the song, and a change of tone, like the welcoming and congradulatory praise of the crowd/audience/city folk, brilliant song, and album, it is an epic musical as an album.
Another fantastic song, this reinforces my interpretation of Nobody Nowhere, this is the story of the same unluckly poor farm gal/servant/slave. I love when the singer hides and lightly pronounces "shit" and speaks it in a first person, like she's really cursing her situation, as if she is actually speaking this in a position of servitude where her boss, or superiors or peers if hearing her will be for ill, meaning our poor fair lady is in a real shit position where saying shit can mean consequences which are highly undesirable. Basically its the story of our "cinderella" the poor provincial/farm/poor girl, who runs away to the big city, for a better life. There is a clapping effect in the middle of the song, and a change of tone, like the welcoming and congradulatory praise of the crowd/audience/city folk, brilliant song, and album, it is an epic musical as an album.