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so this thread is for exactly what it says.
feel free to post one and come back or post a handful at a time.
try to post artist and song title, why it's important to you and/or what it means to you. feel free to post or link lyrics (if they're long or you're doing a bunch, you may want to link). i've found http://www.songmeanings.net very helpful when searching for song lyrics. i'd also suggest smooshing them down to size 1.
i'll start with one i was just listening to.
artist: low
song: in metal
lyrics:
filling holes with tiny sounds
shining from the inside out
picture of you where it began
in metal
in metal
partly hate to see you grow
and just like your baby shoes
wish i could keep your little body
in metal
in metal
in metal
in metal
in metal
in metal
this song, which was written by mimi parker of low shortly after the birth of her first daughter, is just so keenly and profoundly focused on what it means to be so wholely attached to a baby. i reconnected with this song after the birth of my son and the first few times i heard it at that time i wept. it still makes me feel really good, and brings back memories of caring for my beautiful boy at that stage when he was so small and helpless and full of potential.
feel free to post one and come back or post a handful at a time.
try to post artist and song title, why it's important to you and/or what it means to you. feel free to post or link lyrics (if they're long or you're doing a bunch, you may want to link). i've found http://www.songmeanings.net very helpful when searching for song lyrics. i'd also suggest smooshing them down to size 1.
i'll start with one i was just listening to.
artist: low
song: in metal
lyrics:
filling holes with tiny sounds
shining from the inside out
picture of you where it began
in metal
in metal
partly hate to see you grow
and just like your baby shoes
wish i could keep your little body
in metal
in metal
in metal
in metal
in metal
in metal
this song, which was written by mimi parker of low shortly after the birth of her first daughter, is just so keenly and profoundly focused on what it means to be so wholely attached to a baby. i reconnected with this song after the birth of my son and the first few times i heard it at that time i wept. it still makes me feel really good, and brings back memories of caring for my beautiful boy at that stage when he was so small and helpless and full of potential.