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I know this song is about statutory rape, but applying the lyrics to one of my life's past loves hits hard. The starting out as close friends part, how he describes her movement and eyes... great beach memories, getting dumped by a girl I then loved via a short note. Love how he talks about not letting women in for fear of getting hurt and just having shallow relationships from now on bc of how badly the girl hurt him, I can't risk that again. Same exact situation here minus the stat rape.
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If you dont like bright eyes you can statutory rape yourself fuckers!
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@A2Z83 Rape actually.
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@A2Z83 nope
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yfw some dude whines into a mic and autotunes it, makes millions
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The whole point of the song is he was a boy had sex with a woman and she left him because he was too young for her. Then I guess he grows up to use people and not get close to anyone.
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@rtaft1980 Haha, I didn't mean you were being condescending. I meant the woman in the song is being condescending. Sorry if it came out wrong. Anyways I think the actual lyrics read 'I am a woman', but yes great art is certainly up for open interpretation. Cheers,
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@theaudiencewalksaway - No, not at all - if it came across as condescending it wasn't my intention. I heard this song for the first time 5 years ago, and always heard it the way I explained earlier. It's art, I suppose - subject to the interpretation of the subject. I typically refrain from youtube - no one can ever discuss as easily as they can disdain. Condescending? It's just a song. Condescending? - only if you bruise easily. Condescending? - not much.
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@rtaft1980 Nah she's talking about their (blip of a ) relationship - it's dead, they can't make it live. She's letting him down. You can tell she is saying he's too young because of the emphasis on 'sweet little kid'. Condescending much.
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@theaudiencewalksaway I still hear a long e song instead of a short a, Plus, the line right before it: 'Just once something dies you can't make it live' makes me think she was unsure about her sexuality then - after sleeping with him - decides she needs a woman
Me: "Pfft... this indie bullshit is not for me."
song: "Tralala"
me: (through tears) "WHAT IS THIS SORCERY"
jaredjeremyshow 4 months ago 70
"This song is about statutory rape. I hope you like it." -Conor Oberst.
WeMissTheStars 6 months ago 66