He doesn’t care that she doesn’t care that he’s tripping over air trying to read her mind.
I suspect we’ve all been in a relationship in which the other party seemed to care less, and at the time it didn’t matter because we wanted it so much. (until we didn’t)
Aiden Bissett hasn’t gotten there yet, at least in his song, Tripping Over Air.
Y’all! This song is so damn good!
It’s sad and sweet and romantic and poignant. And I find my self hearing something new each time I listen.
Here’s Arctic Monkeys with There’d Better Be a Mirrorball.
Let me know what you think.
The more I hear this song, the more I enjoy it.
I like the melody, kind of boppy (is that even a way to describe music anymore?), but that’s undermined by the darker lyrics.
Just off the highway
Beyond the part of primrose
They’re there in absentia
It’s a gallant, faint home
No no, you’re not invited
The door is always closed
There’s an ugly inside it
It’s where the pretty kids go
It’s where the pretty kids go
At the end of somewhere
Just beyond the turn
There’s a distant fire
I can smell it burn
See the shadows dancing
In the amber glow
Just outside of nowhere
It’s where the pretty kids go
It’s where the pretty kids go
Bad intentions
Broken by design
No exceptions
We’re just wasting time
If you don’t drink to Kool-Aid
Then you’ll really never know
What poison tastes like
It’s where the pretty kids go
It’s where the pretty kids go
It’s where the pretty kids go
Go
Go, go
Just burned the city
Above that noise
When it’s straight in madness
This song was the September feature on Sameer Gadhia’s Point of Origin.
I love it musically.
I encourage you to listen to the lyrics.
The way Brittney Parks explores her otherness through the concept of how she wears her hair speaks to the young girl in me.
Am I good enough, am I good enough?
About time I embrace myself and soul
Time I feed my selfish soul
This is Selfish Soul by Sudan Archives.
Let me know what you think.
Heard this one on the Advanced Placement show and knew straight away I’d be sharing it with y’all.
My love for Vampire Weekend is no secret, so when Ezra provided guest vocals for this Phoenix song, I was all over it.
Check out Tonight by Phoenix featuring Ezra Koenig and let me know what you think!
This one is living rent free in my head and I’m cool with it.
Here’s Die Out Here by De Wayne (featuring Poorstacy)
Have a listen and let me know what you think.