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Father, Sister, Brother...

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Imagine her holding onto all of these traumas for decades, merely hinting about it in Born to Die, only to be labeled superficial, fake, an industry plant, etc.

 

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This really hit me the other day when I was high. I realized the melody and production is very classic Disney and sounds like a beautiful theatre song from some old classic Hollywood film in the 40s. Such a beautiful song, I fear. :WAP:

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8 minutes ago, CottageHore said:

This really hit me the other day when I was high. I realized the melody and production is very classic Disney and sounds like a beautiful theatre song from some old classic Hollywood film in the 40s. Such a beautiful song, I fear. :WAP:

The sound of Sweet and Fingertips:

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When you read the lyrics:

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Her best song right after Kintsugi. Imagine releasing your best material 9 albums in. That’s really crazy. It just makes me wonder what else she’s capable of and holding out on. Now that’s a real musician. That’s a legend. :clap3:

I thought the title said Mother instead of Brother and came here expecting this classique…

 

 

 

 

36 minutes ago, liver said:

Sweet, Kintsugi and Fingertips are really some of the greatest songs ever 

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Her pen in that one, her hand must've hurt for days.

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