That's exactly how I hear this song crappypunkrock! The "oily marks" line is one of my favorite and the part about "you decided this" hits a personal note with me. It just emphasizes the fact that it takes two people start a relationship but it only takes one person to end it. Thanks also for not mentioning the O. I agree but I personally think it was about the holocaust, mostly because the name is "Hide and Seek" and the furniture is gone because "They were here first" "Trains and sewing machines" The Jews were cramped into Cow cars, not really sure what sewing machines is about.
LainxLightning on April 14, Nah dog, you're kinda dumb The O. How disappointing. Crappypunnkrock is right. This lyrics was a mysterium to me for years til my man very unexpectedly left me.
I sat in chock on the floor and listened to this song and the word suddenly made total sense. They communicate the exact feeling when you are beeing left and dont understand what is happening.
Fragmentaric thoughts, the panic, anger, chock, the confusion that the the world outside is still running as usual - trains and sewingmachines and all the other shit out there The tears on you face and the blood in you vains is the only thing that you know from before and that you can hold on to, they were there from the beginning of your life.
The The oily marks i believe is referring to the stains on the wall beside the bed, from feet and hands making them during "pleasure moments". The song speaks to me through the eyes of a child who as been stripped away from a life and brought to a new unrecognizable place filled with memories of another family. Trains and sewing machines; trains being how they arrived, and sewing machines, not in the literal sense but "fixing" machines that will attempt to repair the old life they once lived.
I guess this song touched me this way because I went through this and the sinking feeling she speaks of is exactly how I felt and that I didn't feel my folks cared about how I felt at all. Funny how songs can tell the story of our lives so sweetly sometimes Cheers nyx on May 23, Link.
ValyPooh on March 31, General Comment Imogen's parents divorced when she was only 12 years old. Mm that it's all for the best Of course it is" -This is the girl realizing that it is for the best, but she is still hurt.
Mm that it's just what we need You decided this? Could be played for so many hurting children in America. General Comment simply beautiful.
General Comment I always feel like this song is read wrong. If you put it into sentence format, it becomes a lot less unambiguous. The dust has only just begun to form cop circles in the carpet.
As in, the dust is forming the crop circles, because its only now beginning to settle, as opposed to the dust forming and the crop circles being two separate entities. Sinking feeling. Spin me around again and rub my eyes. She made something out of that Jason Derulo song! What is it about the song that you feel lends itself to teenage angst? It can also stop me from getting [my songs placed] in other types of shows. I publicly thanked the music supervisor [of Normal People ]; I sent her a tweet.
But the director fought for it, against the advice of the supervisor. You can see the reactions on Spotify, the streams massively peaked. Would you have ever believed this song would have such a long life when you first recorded it? The fact that song connected just changed my life. So it just takes really brave people. By Samantha Leach. This interview has been edited and condensed. So I was like, hm, there may be something in this song. The feelings are so strong, nothing is diluted from experience or time.
I wanted the songs to feel imitate and sincere … as real and as intense as the emotions they were experiencing. This article was featured in the InsideHook newsletter.
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