Car Seat Headrest's The Gun Song: A Musical Conclusion

QUOTETH
24 Dec 202221:56

Summary

TLDRThis video script delves into the narrative of 'The Gun Song' from the 2013 album 'Nourished Young Man', exploring its themes of love, sacrifice, and self-destruction. The song, a 16-minute ballad, is described as a lyric-heavy exploration of a toxic relationship and the struggle to express oneself authentically. The script also discusses the metaphorical use of music and communication, and the artist's intention behind creating songs that invite interpretation. The video promises a re-recording with improved audio and a comprehensive analysis of the album's themes, offering viewers an in-depth look at the artist's journey.

Takeaways

  • 🎵 The script discusses the song 'The Gun Song' from the 2013 album 'Nourished Young Man', which is a narrative continuation from 'Twin Fantasy'.
  • 📚 It is described as a 'greatest hits' compilation of songs written by the artist between the ages of 17 to 21, including a period of a significant relationship.
  • 🔍 The song is a 16-minute ballad that delves deeper into the artist's past relationship, providing a sense of finality to the narrative.
  • 📺 The video creator encourages viewers to watch previous videos on 'Twin Fantasy' and 'Monomania' for context and to subscribe for more content.
  • 🎤 The lyrics of 'The Gun Song' are heavily focused on the artist's past relationship, exploring themes of toxic love, self-sacrifice, and codependency.
  • 💬 The artist uses the song to express his struggle with communication and self-expression, a theme that has been recurrent in his work.
  • 🌞 The script mentions the use of sun metaphors to represent truth and reality in the artist's narrative, contrasting with the moon representing illusion and false connection.
  • 🚭 The smoking metaphor is used to symbolize self-destructive tendencies and enabling behavior within the relationship.
  • 🔪 The artist contemplates the idea of 'killing' the relationship, using references to Lady Macbeth and the consequences of such actions in 'Macbeth'.
  • 🔄 The song reflects on the cyclical nature of the artist's realization of the relationship's issues and the struggle to break free from the cycle.
  • 🎬 The video creator plans to re-record and re-edit previous videos for better audio quality and to compile them into a longer, comprehensive video.

Q & A

  • What is the narrative that began in 'Twin Fantasy' and continued in 'The Gun Song'?

    -The narrative is about the relationship that Will Toledo, the artist, had from the age of 17 to 21, which is explored in depth in 'The Gun Song,' a 16-minute ballad that provides a sense of finality to the story.

  • Why is the album 'Nourished Young Man' described as a 'greatest hits' compilation?

    -The album is described as a 'greatest hits' compilation because it includes songs that Will Toledo wrote during a significant period of his life, from the age of 17 to 21, making it a collection of his early works.

  • What is the significance of the 'Alter Ego' or 'Alias' in the song 'The Gun Song'?

    -The 'Alter Ego' or 'Alias' in 'The Gun Song' is a stand-in for Will Toledo himself, indicating that the lyrics are a direct expression of his feelings and experiences regarding the relationship being discussed.

  • What is the metaphorical meaning of 'story was a great suicide' in the lyrics of 'The Gun Song'?

    -The phrase 'story was a great suicide' metaphorically suggests that the relationship was self-destructive, with both individuals giving so much of themselves that they were left with nothing, akin to committing suicide.

  • How does the song 'The Gun Song' address the theme of self-expression?

    -The song addresses the theme of self-expression through the lyrics that discuss Will's inability to properly express himself, likening it to tripping over his words and being trapped in a loop of unending realization.

  • What is the significance of the 'Sun' metaphor in the script?

    -The 'Sun' metaphor in the script represents reality and truth. The line 'love lives underwater where the Sun never sinks' suggests that the truth about the relationship is hidden and not fully understood or acknowledged.

  • What does the phrase 'carve because Woods kind of sounds like wood' refer to in the script?

    -This phrase refers to a play on words where Will is carving or shaping his narrative, and 'Woods' sounds like 'wood,' which could symbolize the construction or crafting of his story.

  • How is the 'smoking' metaphor used throughout the narrative?

    -The 'smoking' metaphor is used to represent self-destructive tendencies and behaviors in the relationship, as well as enabling those behaviors, leaving marks or scars on Will.

  • What does the line 'should have listened to his parents and not entered a relationship with this person' imply about Will's perspective on the relationship?

    -This line implies that Will regrets entering the relationship and suggests that he believes he should have heeded the advice of his parents, indicating a sense of guilt or responsibility for the relationship's negative outcomes.

  • What is the significance of the 'artificial limb' metaphor in the script?

    -The 'artificial limb' metaphor signifies that the relationship felt fake or inauthentic to Will, and that it was something he felt he had to amputate, despite the pain and difficulty of doing so.

  • How does the script discuss the idea of letting go of a relationship?

    -The script discusses the idea of letting go through the metaphor of 'killing' the relationship, suggesting that sometimes, despite the pain, one must end a toxic relationship to move forward and heal.

  • What is the purpose of the script's reference to Lady Macbeth and the concept of murder?

    -The reference to Lady Macbeth and the concept of murder is used to illustrate the idea that ending the relationship is akin to committing a crime, with potentially tragic consequences, reflecting the difficulty and emotional turmoil of letting go.

Outlines

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🎼 Emotional Depth in 'The Gun'

This paragraph delves into the narrative depth of the song 'The Gun' from the 2013 album 'Nourished Young Man'. It's described as a 'greatest hits' compilation of sorts, encompassing the songwriter's experiences from the ages of 17 to 21. The song is a lyrically dense ballad that explores a relationship in detail, providing a sense of closure to the story that began in 'Twin Fantasy'. The paragraph also mentions the songwriter's struggle with self-expression and the toxic elements of the relationship, such as codependency and the idea of self-sacrifice for intimacy. The use of metaphors like 'underwater love' and 'smoking' to represent self-destructive behavior is highlighted.

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🚫 The Consequences of a Toxic Relationship

The second paragraph discusses the regret and the sense of being trapped in a toxic relationship. It references the songwriter's reflections on enabling his ex-partner's destructive habits and the metaphorical 'artificial limb' that he feels the need to amputate, symbolizing the difficulty of detaching from something that has become a part of him. The paragraph also touches on the theme of self-destruction as a perceived necessity in love and the struggle to maintain a genuine connection with the ex-partner, despite the lack of reciprocation.

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🌙 The Illusion of Connection

This paragraph examines the theme of an illusory connection between the songwriter and his ex-partner. It explores the idea that their relationship was never as deep as the songwriter believed, using the moon as a metaphor for a connection that is not based in reality. The paragraph also discusses the songwriter's struggle with communication and openness, questioning why he chose to express his feelings through songs filled with metaphors and vagueness, which can lead to misinterpretation.

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🔪 The Murder of a Relationship

The fourth paragraph focuses on the metaphorical 'murder' of the relationship, suggesting that in order to move on, the songwriter must 'kill' the past. It draws parallels with Lady Macbeth's advice to her husband, which led to tragedy, to illustrate the potential consequences of such an act. The paragraph also touches on the difficulty of letting go of a loved one and the necessity of doing so for personal growth and healing.

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🎙️ Reflections on Artistic Expression

The final paragraph is a meta-commentary on the process of creating and interpreting art. The songwriter reflects on the purpose of his songs and the ambiguity they contain, questioning why he chose to express his feelings in such a way if he didn't want them to be interpreted. It also mentions the creator's intention to re-record and re-edit previous videos for better audio quality and to compile them into a longer, more comprehensive video. The paragraph ends with an apology for the lack of uploads and a teaser for upcoming content.

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Keywords

💡Twin Fantasy

Twin Fantasy refers to a 2013 album by Car Seat Headrest, which is a significant part of the narrative discussed in the video. It is mentioned as the starting point of the story that continues in 'The Gun Song'. The album is characterized by its raw and intimate exploration of the artist's experiences from the age of 17 to 21, including a period of a toxic relationship.

💡The Gun Song

The Gun Song is a 16-minute ballad from the album 'Twin Fantasy' that delves deeper into the relationship explored in the album. It is described as 'lyric heavy' and provides a sense of finality to the narrative. The song is used as a metaphor for the artist's struggle with a toxic relationship and his attempt to move on.

💡Monomania

Monomania is another album by Car Seat Headrest that is related to the narrative of 'Twin Fantasy'. It is mentioned in the context of the artist's relationship and the continuation of the themes from 'Twin Fantasy'. The term is used to represent the obsessive focus on a single idea or person, which is a central theme in the artist's exploration of his relationship.

💡Toxic Relationship

A toxic relationship is a central theme in the video, referring to a romantic involvement that is harmful to one's well-being. The script discusses how the artist's relationship in 'Twin Fantasy' was unhealthy, with references to 'unhealthy codependency' and 'toxic idolization', illustrating the negative impact on the artist's self-perception and emotional state.

💡Self-Destructive Behavior

Self-destructive behavior is a recurring motif in the video, symbolized by the artist's smoking habits and his tendency to enable his partner's harmful actions. The script mentions this behavior as a metaphor for the artist's self-harm and the enabling of destructive tendencies in the relationship.

💡Communication

Communication is a key concept in the video, particularly in the context of the artist's struggle to express himself within the relationship. The script discusses the artist's inability to 'properly express himself' and the resulting feelings of being trapped in a loop of misunderstanding and misinterpretation.

💡Metaphor

Metaphors are extensively used in the script to convey deeper meanings and emotions related to the artist's experiences. Examples include the use of 'smoking' to symbolize self-destructive tendencies, 'the sun' and 'the moon' to represent reality and illusion, and 'artificial limb' to describe the relationship as something fake yet attached to him.

💡Intimacy

Intimacy is a central theme in the video, exploring the idea of deep emotional connection and sacrifice within a relationship. The script discusses the artist's belief that a sacrifice must be made to know someone on an intimate level, which is portrayed as a toxic and unhealthy perspective.

💡Closure

Closure is sought by the artist as a means to end the toxic cycle of the relationship. The script mentions the artist's struggle to find closure and the desire to 'try and forget all the things he wanted from them', indicating the need to move on and let go of the past.

💡Neurotic Behavior

Neurotic behavior is referenced in the script to describe the artist's constant need for reassurance and validation from his partner. It is depicted as a flaw that prevents him from finding peace and contributes to the ongoing cycle of the toxic relationship.

💡Self-Reflection

Self-reflection is a key aspect of the video, as the artist examines his own actions and emotions within the relationship. The script includes moments where the artist questions his motivations for writing songs about the relationship, acknowledging the complexity of his feelings and the potential for misinterpretation.

Highlights

The narrative of 'Twin Fantasy' concludes with 'The Gun Song', a 16-minute ballad exploring a deep relationship.

The album 'Nourished Young Man' is described as a greatest hits compilation of songs written between the ages of 17 to 21.

The song addresses the toxic idolization and unhealthy codependency present in the relationship outlined in 'Twin Fantasy'.

Will claims that in every deeply powerful romance, a sacrifice must be made to know each other intimately.

Lyricism discusses the inability to properly express oneself, a theme prevalent in 'Bodies'.

The song uses the metaphor of tripping over words to represent the struggle with communication.

Will's ex is depicted as living 'underwater', where truth never reaches, continuing the sun metaphor from previous works.

The song reflects on the need to forget past promises and the difficulty of moving on from a deeply ingrained relationship.

Will criticizes his extra smoking habits as a metaphor for self-destructive tendencies and enabling behavior.

The song references the idea of listening to parents and avoiding the toxic relationship altogether.

Will compares the relationship to an artificial limb, something he doesn't want to lose but needs to amputate.

The song explores the idea of needing to 'kill' the relationship to move on, drawing from Lady Macbeth's advice in 'Macbeth'.

Will's ex is compared to Marianne, wife of King Henry II, executed by her husband, foreshadowing the tragic end of the relationship.

The song acknowledges the difficulty of letting go of someone you love, even when it's necessary for personal well-being.

Will contemplates the purpose of writing songs that invite interpretation and the struggle with communication.

The video creator plans to re-record and re-edit previous videos for better audio quality and a more comprehensive analysis.

The video concludes with a promise of future content, including a discussion on the themes of the album in an upcoming video.

Transcripts

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ly we've arrived at the conclusion to

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the narrative that began in Twin fantasy

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the gun song off of the 2013 album

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nourished young man we'll describe this

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album as one that should feel like a

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greatest hits compilation both songs he

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wrote from the age of 17 to 21. that of

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course would involve a period of time

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which will was in the relationship

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outlined in Twin fantasy in monomania

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but this time instead of devoting one

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last footnote of it to a whole other

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album he condenses it into one

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incredibly lyric heavy 16 minute ballad

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that dives deeper into the relationship

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and gives the story a sense of finality

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before we dig in however I'm going to do

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some classic YouTuber Shilling and

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mention that there are two videos that

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come before this on Twin fantasy and

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monomania please go watch those and also

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like 80 of you who watch these videos

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aren't subscribed like genuinely and I

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don't make money off these videos until

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I'm at least at a thousand subscribers

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so

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yeah subscribe please

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the song opens with the line I played at

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the start of the video rule seems to

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directly address his lover in a section

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subtitled the lyrics As what Joe said

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job would later go into being Alter Ego

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or Alias of sorts that we'll use in the

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future project teams of denial so it's

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safe to say that this is just a stand-in

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for will who claims to no longer be hung

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up on the relationship but then proceeds

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to take the 16 minutes of the song to go

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very in depth on why he hung up on them

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either literally or figure it'll be

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cutting them off that toxic idolization

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of unhealthy codependency will show on

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Twin fantasy rears its ugly head once

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more as he sings

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story

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was a great suicide

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you can't give yourself completely

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and will keep the man inside will claims

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that in every deeply powerful romance a

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sacrifice must be made in order to know

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each other on an extremely intimate

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level you have to destroy yourself give

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yourself away to them this is of course

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toxic that's not a healthy relationship

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this is exactly what happened on Twin

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fantasy though we'll try to give all of

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himself to someone who is not interested

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in doing the same and was left with just

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a shell of himself

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with these lyrics we are again called

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back to something that came up a lot on

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Twin fantasy discussing his inability to

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properly Express himself this was most

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evident in bodies where will tripped

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over his words in the lyrics and found

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issue with trying to speak his mind here

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he makes the act of tripping over his

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words akin to climbing sentences getting

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halfway up and realizing his mistake

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trying to backtrack and tripping over

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his words

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we'll think to this feeling will haunt

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him forever trapped in a loop the

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realization that the feeling is unending

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is also unending in itself a sickening

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feeling that never leaves him alone he's

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been able to take a moment to himself to

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take a break spending half the day

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exhaling his breath and the other half

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holding on what he has left this

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transitions just right into the next

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section where will cling just love lives

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underwater where the Sun never sinks

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this again fits right into the sun

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metaphor from Twin fantasy and monomania

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here meaning that we're his ex resides

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the truth never reaches them

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they need to put it all behind them

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forget it all especially will he

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promises to try and forget all the

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things he wanted from them the things

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that he thought he deserved the promises

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that he made out of their Woods meaning

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the things they said to him they

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interpreted us promises passing bits of

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conversation that he transformed into

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sacred Oaths to stay by his side or

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something along those lines he has to

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says carve because Woods kind of sounds

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like wood I'm sure he's real proud of

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himself for that one thanks will

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and I said Jesus Christ

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this section calls back to the smoking

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metaphor that has run through this whole

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narrative his extra smoking habits being

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a metaphor for their self-destructive

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Tendencies and behavior and enabling

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them in this Behavior left marks on him

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I think this passage Bears a striking

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resemblance of the twin bruises lines

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from famous Prophets

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in this next section will says he should

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have listened to his parents and not

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entered a relationship with this person

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or smoke them out and for the record

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that means he used his own Supply to get

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his ex-high which is sort of a metaphor

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for how much he feels like he gave to

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them and how he enabled them after this

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he references all of this as an

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artificial limb that he'd hate to

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amputate comparing the relationship to

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something fake but a dual meaning here

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lies and that since he's amputating it

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it's attached to him taking the place of

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something he's missing like an

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artificial limb would as much as he

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doesn't want to lose this piece of

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himself the light from his eyes has

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drained when he looks at them his eyes

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being glass points to his warped

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perspective maybe even just the idea

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that he can't seem to have faith in his

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own perspective this relationship in

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this person seemed to drain him so much

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and he can't just let go of it

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[Applause]

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foreign

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like I don't really love to just take it

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straight from genius because I feel like

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that's cheating but if a line Stomps me

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I will check and I don't know history

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stuff so I checked for this line just

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just shut up Brew Bumble baby for this

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one well but anyways besides and sort of

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part of the section when you only know

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here these lines go a lot he never

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kissed them on the mouth somewhere

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romantically intimate I think it's

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implied a lot on Twin fantasy that they

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hooked up some number of times but never

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entered an actual relationship this line

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speaks to that and under the history

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reference that I didn't really

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understand entirely genius lord of the

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north means his liver didn't do much

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work but conquering in the south is what

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takes all the effort which is what we'll

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put in the relationship and aside from

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the clear again callback to the sexual

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connotation we're calling himself a

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masochist also means more broadly that

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he enjoyed destroying himself for this

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person remember the first verse seems to

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consider it a necessary part of love

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both digs into the north south sexual

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metaphor a bit deeper in the next few

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lines not wanting to cause a fight and

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meeting at the edge of the bed the

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sexual acts not happening while in bed

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together could be a metaphor for the

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lack of real connection behind them and

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they meet just at the edge of the bed

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which probably both satisfied and

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Confused will because he can project

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that there's something deeper like he

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did in Twin fantasy creating a whole

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relationship in his mind with this

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person but he also definitely wants

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something more real so the one with the

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line is across from fantasy to reality

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is where the issues in this relationship

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arise he knows the only way he'll ever

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know if they truly love him is if they

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do it in their sleep continuing another

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metaphor for monomania where sleep was

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used lyrically as a way to convey where

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someone is at their truest form and

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sharing sleep being a deeply personal

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and intimate act but also at the same

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time here he calls it a little bit of

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his own neurotic behavior and flaws

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acknowledging that in order to please

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his wants and desires there will always

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be another angle some new way to show

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him that they love him

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[Music]

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time they're recording this whole

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[ __ ] thing again

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even if Will doesn't manage to kill this

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relationship things won't just go back

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to the way they were before well this

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clearly deeply damaged by everything and

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this person supposing shortcomings are

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documented in his music and in his

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memory he refuses to be toyed with again

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comparing toxic Behavior or something of

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that like to chord changes this simply

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add some of the motif of using music

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related ideas Like lyrics or singing to

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talk about poor communication from

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bodies and mishaired lyrics

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[ __ ] over

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still willing to take the fall for all

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of this for everything to stay one-sided

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just so we can have the tiniest bit of

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affection he has set up at the start of

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the song believes that this pain is a

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natural part of relationships but as the

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song goes on his bitterness towards this

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person grows and the romantization of

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that idea starts to break down

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different

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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it's just like

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will has played his part he spilled his

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mistakes on over and over and is going

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to hate himself for them his ex he feels

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hasn't done the same will this holding

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on maybe just for that some closure or

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maybe in the minutes of those mistake so

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they could finally be together properly

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the chance that this cycle this unending

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realization that will never end

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can you be finally come to an end

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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oh

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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what finds it hard to discuss

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everything's gonna happen between them

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because of how set in stone their

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current situation is his ex has

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ownership of how everything affected

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them and we'll seize it fit that they

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could drag him through the mud as much

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as they want but what happened between

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them still happened it doesn't just not

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matter because of how things are now and

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if they want to blame someone for the

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fact that what they did together isn't

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public domain for them to control The

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Narrative of and do whatever they please

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with block the blame Disney for

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extending the copyright law which will

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famously hates

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these ones are all sort of ironic though

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is it large will really control the

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narrative about this relationship

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through his music and issue which he

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later addressed in the re-recording of

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twin fantasy a video on that coming soon

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by the way subscribe if you want to see

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it when it comes up

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[Music]

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and you said you said inside

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this verse here probably being my

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favorite in the whole song always a

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quick flashback in time time when they

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both attended parties alone when they

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were still connected what was sat

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outside avoiding the party you looked up

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the notice the moon then borrowing a

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line of poetry from Margaret Atwood

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thanks again genius he used to assure

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his love that they had something they

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could still share while apart but unlike

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him they weren't avoiding the party they

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were inside the connection wolf thought

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they had even went apart was not there

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their connection was as it always has

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been and still is

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much closer on the physical level and um

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quick little editor aside here I just

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realized while editing this video that

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he points out that they have a

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connection by the moon because it's the

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opposite of the Sun and that means the

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connection that he feels isn't real like

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it would be if it was the sun which

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represents reality and Truth in the

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narrative so that's why he points out

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that they have a connection via the Moon

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I don't know how I missed that until now

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but I just thought of it

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[Music]

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Island alone

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[Applause]

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the differences between them have been

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laid out and will is ready to finally

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try and let go of all this one last time

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but go on trying to love someone else

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again always looking for someone else to

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cling on to and his ex can just live

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alone move on without needing someone to

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live with Mrs boundated by some higher

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power connected on some deeper

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unforeseen level they will meet in the

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end and compare notes look back on their

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lives again

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thank you

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I hate your receptionist she looks at me

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like I'm [ __ ]

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[Music]

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out your forms

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I see foreign

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[Music]

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for the first time throughout the whole

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Saga well that's the other side of the

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story come to the front singing about

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himself from the perspective of his ex

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they hated a bull's receptionist feeling

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judged by them unable to speak to him a

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metaphor for being unable to get through

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the will being shut off they're able to

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see that he's there be around him but

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every time they attempt to get through

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he pushes them away possibly judging

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them begging for their love from his

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side of the story but closed off from

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theirs

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against interpretation

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why write these songs at all

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why not

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[Music]

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why not tell everyone on the planet in

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plain English what you want

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this is really the first time will

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acknowledges the existence of these

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songs within the work breaking the

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fourth wall for him to criticize himself

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through his ex if he didn't want people

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to interpret his songs why write them at

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all if he didn't want people to draw

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conclusions about him or his partner I

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put that work into the world all of the

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work including the song is shredded in

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vagueness conceptuality and metaphors

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it's easy to misunderstand what he means

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and interpret it wrong I also think this

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brings us back one final time of the

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connection will draw us between music

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and communication why close himself off

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and put all these feelings into songs

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why have that receptionist why not just

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learn how to be open and properly

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communicate with people tell them what

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he wants what he is how he feels

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and after this Will's X gets one last

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one would have a perspective on the song

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bring us back to a line from Beach life

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and death and promising to eat Him

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Softly this dream Wally doesn't even

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notice it

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and then

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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foreign

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breaks into a sort of duet will with

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himself but switching between the

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perspectives his ex asked to be held

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close one last time knowing will is

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going to commit murder the murder of

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this relationship based on the fact that

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he's taken a device from Lady Macbeth

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who in the play advised her husband to

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commit murder he's encouraged to get on

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with it just One Shot Two Shots then

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inside of his hands and he can try and

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forget it all move on

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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well Compares his ex to Marianne wife

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Sahara the great who was executed on the

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grounds of treason by her own husband

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who later came to say he regretted his

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decision through the reference to

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Macbeth before and Miriam now will

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Express his word that killing off this

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relationship will end in disaster

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Macbeth's advice by his wife led to

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tragedy and her out forever for granted

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his decision

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[Music]

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all I know

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[Music]

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foreign

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[Music]

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has to kill the other at first it was an

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idea perfectly reflective of a toxic

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relationship or destroying himself

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become one with someone else but now it

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means the end of things if you love

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someone you have to be able to let them

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go when things get bad it's difficult

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but it must be done almost doesn't have

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the strength to giving them his new

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number leaving the door open

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but this is the gun song after all

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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[Music]

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[Music]

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all right

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foreign

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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foreign

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if you'll notice the audio quality in

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this video does sound better than in the

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last two uh I posted a rant showing that

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I was using my microphone wrong this

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entire time so that's fun and that's why

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it sounds better now because I've been

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doing it right and I'm what's gonna

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happen is um

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if you're still watching subscribe by

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the way but um what I'm going to do is

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I'm going to re-record the audio for the

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first two videos re-edit them and I'm

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going to put one fantasy monomania and

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the gun song this version the video

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probably all into one big like

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one big over an hour long video then

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it'll be it'll be uploaded on the

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channel again so I can get some more

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views and do the versions of the video

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with better audio quality

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but other than that um I'm sorry for

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like not uploading at all this month uh

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yeah but um I'm still working on the

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curriculars video I promise um that

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one's definitely coming out like

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probably January maybe February if I I

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might want to talk about a few other

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like music related stuff first so that

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my channel doesn't just seem like

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parks in headrest and Crow killers and

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anyone who's not interested in those

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things just screws off but I want to do

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more music related stuff um so

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yeah um consider this video a early

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Christmas present I guess uh that's it

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and face-to-face video will be the

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unofficial conclusion to all this

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because it won't be part of the

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narrative it'll be just discussing the

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like themes of the album and stuff like

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that but yeah all right um

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thanks for watching yeah

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