This is the first line and of course right away it reminds me of her as it addresses right off the bat, the toxicity of the relationship-be it between the Joker and Harley or Bella and Voldy. But I've always seen she and Bella as very similar characters so I think this song fits her wonderfully. Harley Quinn by Anna Murphy: obviously this song is a tribute to Harley Quinn. On top of that Kimberly Freeman sings the entire song in a very cutsey kiddish voice.Ģ. Replace 'girl' with 'boy' and 'son' with 'god father' and then take out the specifics of the burial and it fits like a morbid glove. And then there's this line There's a girl across the street from me I buried her son beneath a tree I don't know why she's mad at me. Also this lyric reminds me of Nellie Lovett who is also played by Helena. I use this example because as Kimberly Freeman (the lead vocalist) tries to make the above lyric sound twistedly romantic like how Bella thinks of Harry chasing her around as a fun game. But if you replace this morbid crime with references to her burning the burrow and running around chanting about how she killed Sirius, it fits. Bella obviously hasn't done this (that's Greyback's job). As I said this is a more specific example of a musical murder. They go as so I met a cute boy, he liked my smile we fell in love for a little while he kissed me on the lips and it tasted sweet so I chopped him into pieces and cooked his meat. Now the other lyrics are a bit more specific and kindof tell a specific story. I can just see Bellatrix pondering something like this. Murdering someone with her creepy childish delight. And then there's the talk of the murder followed right by 'why don't I have any friends'. So right off the bat and bluntly stated is 'serial killers are people too'. This song is just so wonderfully offensive.just like Bellatrix herself. The chorus goes as the following Serial killers are people too if you take away the voices I'm just like you I'll hack you up and bury you in my yard but why does making friends have to be so very hard? Oh my God, I don't even know where to begin lol. Be My Friend by One Eye'd Doll: The overall story of the song talks of a serial killer who doesn't understand why she can't seem to make friends. For once the list actually is in order from what I think suits her most to least.ġ. Because they don’t remind me of anything.As I did with my article like this in the Once spot, Imma do state the song name and pull lyrics from each song that just really remind me Bellatrix and how said lyric reminds me of her. I quit drinking 6 months after moving to New York City and I, too, have grown to find comfort in the mundane. Taking the long way to work, checking train schedules, eating at the same few restaurants, and going home right after work have become the humble activities I like most. I appreciate this song because it DOES remind me that I’m not the only one who feels overwhelmed by the past. It’s just too much to think about sometimes. I don’t know what Cornell went through I can only speak on what I’ve been through. This is a song about being hurt so badly that he finds comfort in day to day activities because they don’t trigger any painful memories. I don’t want to learn what I’ll need to forget” The things I’ve held sacred that I’ve dropped “The things that I’ve loved the things that I’ve lost This scream takes the listener to a more heightened state of emotion while Cornell alludes to how he was hurt in the past: I like hammering nails and speaking in tonguesįor the chorus, Cornell breaks the melodic pattern to deliver his iconic raspy scream. Cornell sings these lines in a calm, melodic manner, letting the listener relax with him as he lists the things he likes to do. The lyrical structure of “Doesn’t Remind Me” follows a basic formula: “I like _ ’cause it doesn’t remind me of anything”. These painful memories make me grateful for the menial tasks in life because I don’t have to think about them. It means feeling embarrassed when a conversation about history comes up, because it reminds me that I partied too hard to learn anything in high school, getting expelled after nearly overdosing on Xanax in class. It means avoiding dating, because I’m terrified to find out if I’m still a needy, emotionally unstable girlfriend. It means cringing when I see a picture of myself drunk or high, because it reminds me of the depression and anxiety I was avoiding when that photo was taken. For me, a life of sobriety means being tuned into reality more than I’ve ever been before – and it sucks sometimes. In the song, Chris Cornell sings about finding pleasure in mundane activities to avoid thinking about the heavier things in life. The lyrics didn’t fully resonate with me until I heard it again last fall – AKA one year sober. Like many rock fans, I’ve liked Audioslave’s song “Doesn’t Remind Me” since it came out in 2005. Why Audioslave’s “Doesn’t Remind Me” is My Sobriety Anthem
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