Geographic usageĪn area in which the use or non-use of the is sometimes problematic is with geographic names: In Middle English, these had all merged into þe, the ancestor of the Modern English word the. Old English had a definite article se (in the masculine gender), sēo (feminine), and þæt (neuter).
The and that are common developments from the same Old English system. The, as in phrases like "the more the better", has a distinct origin and etymology and by chance has evolved to be identical to the definite article. If this song interests you at all I urge you to listen to this entire album, Year of Hibernation, as it covers loss, trust, isolation, and introspection throughout.Definite article principles in English are described under " Use of articles". Essentially fighting against the constant urge to look to the past. Youth Lagoon - Montana - A song about a breakup or the ending of some sort of important relationship and trying to fight against that all-consuming feeling that your life is over and continue to grow as a person instead.
It's a metaphor for how he's tired of committing to real relationships and is looking for something casual but feels like he is becoming a scourge on this person in the process of courting them, probably because he thinks they're too good him and has been hurt before. Say Anything - Spidersong - Max, the singer, is portraying himself as a spider infecting this person he's interested in. Jonwayne - Out of Sight - Jon talking about dealing with loneliness, alcholism, and trying to kick old habits while he hurls towards his new life. I The Mighty - Andrew's Song (Oil in Water version) - A song where the artist is trying to rectify a break up. Not sure if these all match the theme butĬirca Survive - Dyed in the Wool - Dealing with a relationship in which you don't feel like they understand you and that the bond you've made so many years ago is slowly disintegrating. Love to hear what you recommend if I haven’t scared you off 😂😂 How Was Your Day? Is about a person sinking to become less than in order to satisfy their love (changing the word home in “I could be your home” to fool near the end) Flaming Hot Cheetos is about how she loves another person but she doesn’t think they love her back. Habit is talking about how he is pushing someone he loves away because he thinks there’s a “backdoor” in her head. Wolfcat is talking about missing his girlfriend so dearly he starts to question his relationship (with the line “Do you miss me too?) Fear of Intimacy is pretty straightforward in its lyrics, saying he knows it’s safer inside but someone is making him want to open up. I know it’s a weird title but i thought it’d help if I explained the songs I picked a bit more. I tend to get very confused by emotions but listening to songs talking about similar situations helps me a ton. I’ve never been lonely like this in the past. But even though I’m an extreme introvert that likes to be alone, I’m starting to feel lonely without this person because they’re my reminder that I’m becoming a new, happier version of myself and I’m stepping out of this hole Im in.
They’ve sort of let me done a little and it’s scared me off more than once because I’m v untrusting. throw anything you think fits this circumstance: I’m learning to trust a new person. **quick note- please don’t be intimidated. Wolfcat by Still Woozy Fear of Intimacy by Zack Villere Habit by Still Woozy Flaming Hot Cheetos by Clairo How Was Your Day? by Mellow Fellow
Doesn’t have to be indie but that’s my top genre by far :) (more specifically indietronica) current faves:
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