This song indeed is about girl falling in love with mermaid,but its metaphor
A lot of our music is about self-reflection – I mean, all the lyrics are. “Majesty” is about a relationship I had, and I finally won that person back, because they were just not there where I wanted them to be, but then I realized I didn’t want it anymore. Emily and I wrote “Warpaint” together, which is a story about a conflicted person. Emily’s song, “Baby,” is obviously about a break-up. “Lissie’s Heart Murmur” is also one of Emily’s – it’s about somebody who just doesn’t want to live anymore.
@Puhkify surprised to see one of you comment on here, thank you for dropping in!
The self-reflective aspect of the lyrics have been thought-driving and just, good as hell to hear for what they are.
@Puhkify surprised to see one of you comment on here, thank you for dropping in!
The self-reflective aspect of the lyrics have been thought-driving and just, good as hell to hear for what they are.
Wanted to say, seeing you all open for MGMT in OKC (best friend and I went for yr set) was like watching a calling in progress.
As an artist and observer, it's those moments.. Chalk it up to the casual (or even intentional) mysticism of music, poetry, whatever it is that breaks through the moment and beyond the subject.. that I just fuckin' live for.
Wanted to say, seeing you all open for MGMT in OKC (best friend and I went for yr set) was like watching a calling in progress.
As an artist and observer, it's those moments.. Chalk it up to the casual (or even intentional) mysticism of music, poetry, whatever it is that breaks through the moment and beyond the subject.. that I just fuckin' live for.
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Anyway, ~ridiculously stoned~ and wishing you the best!
This song indeed is about girl falling in love with mermaid,but its metaphor
A lot of our music is about self-reflection – I mean, all the lyrics are. “Majesty” is about a relationship I had, and I finally won that person back, because they were just not there where I wanted them to be, but then I realized I didn’t want it anymore. Emily and I wrote “Warpaint” together, which is a story about a conflicted person. Emily’s song, “Baby,” is obviously about a break-up. “Lissie’s Heart Murmur” is also one of Emily’s – it’s about somebody who just doesn’t want to live anymore.
@Puhkify surprised to see one of you comment on here, thank you for dropping in! The self-reflective aspect of the lyrics have been thought-driving and just, good as hell to hear for what they are.
@Puhkify surprised to see one of you comment on here, thank you for dropping in! The self-reflective aspect of the lyrics have been thought-driving and just, good as hell to hear for what they are.
Wanted to say, seeing you all open for MGMT in OKC (best friend and I went for yr set) was like watching a calling in progress. As an artist and observer, it's those moments.. Chalk it up to the casual (or even intentional) mysticism of music, poetry, whatever it is that breaks through the moment and beyond the subject.. that I just fuckin' live for.
Wanted to say, seeing you all open for MGMT in OKC (best friend and I went for yr set) was like watching a calling in progress. As an artist and observer, it's those moments.. Chalk it up to the casual (or even intentional) mysticism of music, poetry, whatever it is that breaks through the moment and beyond the subject.. that I just fuckin' live for.
...
Anyway, ~ridiculously stoned~ and wishing you the best!