You didn't watch the series?
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_u_qFNBgn0Hits on hits.
Phoebe Orange is really gonna give Fiona Apple a run for her money
Now let me see, it's you and me, forgive a good God
How do you suppose that we'll survive?
Come on, that's right, left, right

Now let me see, it's you and me, forgive a good God
How do you suppose that we'll survive?
Come on, that's right, left, right

She flows so well on this and it sounds so effortless, classic Fiona s***
you mean Phoebe Bridgers? cause I haven't gotten into her music yet
stranger in the alps a blassic don't sleep
She flows so well on this and it sounds so effortless, classic Fiona s***
yess
pretty impressive considering it doesn't read like a smooth verse
yess
pretty impressive considering it doesn't read like a smooth verse
And then the outro.. Kurt would be proud
Kurt would love Heavy Balloon too
I SPREAD LIKE STRAWBERRIES! I CLIMB LIKE PEANS AND BEANS!
So good
Kurt would love Heavy Balloon too
I SPREAD LIKE STRAWBERRIES! I CLIMB LIKE PEANS AND BEANS!
So good
what she said in that new interview relates to that song.
so real
That brings me to something else too, which is that I have all this happiness. This happiness that I haven't had access to in so long, because of that feeling of "Oh my goodness, maybe I'm not just something that represents depression and sadness and dwelling and bad feelings." I feel understood finally and I feel so happy. And immediately I get this guarded feeling about all of the sadness that I've felt. Like I don't want to forget how that felt. This goes to something, too, about how my years of not being sober, of drinking so much — you go through these times where you feel like "I am at the bottom, I want to die." And then you drink a bunch and then somehow you make it through and further along the line you get sad again and you're like "Yeah, I made it through before though, right?" But you don't really remember making it through before, because you were drunk, so you didn't really feel the sadness, you didn't really make it through.
So I want to keep all of the bad feelings that I've ever had close to me, just so that I can recognize them and so that I can not lose touch with empathy, for one thing. Being empathetic I think is the most important thing in being a human. And I think you need to know your own pain and remember it in order to do that. So I don't want to get lost in all of the happiness. That's another reason why I don't want to do too many interviews, because I don't want to talk myself into thinking "I'm a queen now, and everything is great because everyone understands me! So everything is perfect now!" I want to be able to stay true to who I am and I want to take in the joy, but I just think it's really important to not forget how bad it felt before. Because it also, in contrast, makes the joy so much more beautiful.
need fiona as my life coach fr
That brings me to something else too, which is that I have all this happiness. This happiness that I haven't had access to in so long, because of that feeling of "Oh my goodness, maybe I'm not just something that represents depression and sadness and dwelling and bad feelings." I feel understood finally and I feel so happy. And immediately I get this guarded feeling about all of the sadness that I've felt. Like I don't want to forget how that felt. This goes to something, too, about how my years of not being sober, of drinking so much — you go through these times where you feel like "I am at the bottom, I want to die." And then you drink a bunch and then somehow you make it through and further along the line you get sad again and you're like "Yeah, I made it through before though, right?" But you don't really remember making it through before, because you were drunk, so you didn't really feel the sadness, you didn't really make it through.
So I want to keep all of the bad feelings that I've ever had close to me, just so that I can recognize them and so that I can not lose touch with empathy, for one thing. Being empathetic I think is the most important thing in being a human. And I think you need to know your own pain and remember it in order to do that. So I don't want to get lost in all of the happiness. That's another reason why I don't want to do too many interviews, because I don't want to talk myself into thinking "I'm a queen now, and everything is great because everyone understands me! So everything is perfect now!" I want to be able to stay true to who I am and I want to take in the joy, but I just think it's really important to not forget how bad it felt before. Because it also, in contrast, makes the joy so much more beautiful.
need fiona as my life coach fr
Deep af, I love it
Deep af, I love it
yea u just can tell she spent a huge amount of time within her own head and came to some potent conclusions and this album shows it
Love how every song on this sounds a little different every time I hear it
haha thought I was the only one feeling this
had to double check it was Cosmonauts I was playing last night. that intro sounded like a new song
haha thought I was the only one feeling this
had to double check it was Cosmonauts I was playing last night. that intro sounded like a new song
This song kept making me cry like a 2 year old baby the first 20 times I heard it
Now I can finally pay more attention to some of its technical qualities
Also yeah I thought I sounded crazy when I posted that but I knew I couldn't be the only one
This song kept making me cry like a 2 year old baby the first 20 times I heard it
Now I can finally pay more attention to some of its technical qualities
lyrical genius! many tears have been shed to Fiona songs
the little things starting to see the light with more listens
Motion Sickness
listened to a few songs but yeah like other said before not my type of music
Fair enough, at least you tried :)