"I guess I can't really say where it all started. I didn't have a light bulb moment when I realized that I wanted to be a musician or an actor; I was probably too young to remember when it the idea came to me. I have always watched good movies and listened to great songwriters. I also went to the theater a lot and that was a big inspiration. I started working with an acting coach and a vocal instructor when I was 6 years old. I did a lot of local performances and stumbled on to an agent in San Francisco when I was 7. There wasn't a lot of work in Northern California so my agent suggested that I make the move to Los Angeles. That is where I first met my agent, Cindy Osbrink. She got me started working at "The Tonight Show" and that definitely helped me sharpen my comedic skills. From there I booked my first sit-com called "Schimmel". It was a totally funny show and I was so excited but then the star of the show, Robert Schimmel got cancer and the show had to be canceled before it ever got on TV. I was so bummed but it wasn't long before I got cast on "Raising Dad" with Bob Saget. While we were filming the show I stumbled into a music store and my eyes fell upon what I thought was the most beautiful guitar in the world. Right away I begged my mom to buy it for me. She resisted for awhile, but finally gave in and surprised me with it. I didn't have a lot free time to take lessons, so a fellow cast member (Beau Wirick) offered to teach me on set. It was then that I realized that you could take poems and turn them into songs. I began writing all the time, but just thought of it as a hobby. We happened to have a musical guest on the show, Deana Carter, and her manager started talking to my mom. My mom mentioned that I was dabbling in music, and she gave my mom her card. We scheduled a meeting shortly after. They hooked me up with some producers and I began working on my demos. At the same time I finished filming Raising Dad. We did the show for one year and it was more fun than I could put in words. Everyone on that show was so awesome. Unfortunately, once again I experienced the disappointment of being canceled. Raising Dad was not renewed for a second season and it was a really sad time for me. Luckily for me, I went on to film "Right on Track" for the Disney Channel. I had an amazing time working with the "real" Ender's Sisters. I still keep in touch with them after all these years. When I finished filming Right on Track I went back into the recording studio to continue working on my demo. I had written and recorded "Invisible Girl" and my producers at the time said that I needed a power ballad. That's when I wrote the ballad on Finally Out of P.E. called "Go". The combination of the two songs made Universal take an interest in me and we had a meeting with my music manager. The meeting went great and I loved everyone one at the label right away and 6 months later I had a deal with Universal and Casablanca. I think I had just turned 14 when my record deal was official and I just had finished filming "Sleepover". Not only had the time of my life with Sara Paxton and all the girls, I just landed an opportunity of a life time with Tommy Mottola....so I was a happy girl. After that I pretty much put my acting career on hold and focused on the music. I did a small part in "13 going on 30" and I had no idea that movie would be as big as it turned out. I continued working on the record and spent a lot of time in NYC which I LOVED! I worked with many different writers and producers and it was so amazing. After I thought I had finished the album I went to a Maroon 5 concert and it inspired me so much that at midinight that night I wrote a new song called "Finally out of PE". I had just finished being formented by my 8th grade gym teacher and I was able to put it to music...I just love that song. I had a meeting with the label already scheduled and when I showed up I surprised them with the new song. Tommy loved it and we decided to make it the title track of the album.
Now it's nearly 2 years later and the record is about to come out. I really hope that whoever buys the CD get's something out of it. I think there is a story on the record for everyone. I write about everything and anything that compels me. Not just boys and relationships but stuff like catty girls, feeling insecure, divorce, crazy P.E. teachers, and trying to find yourself. I'm learning with the older that I get that some feelings are just universal and that I'm not the only one who hates their hair or their life at times. I think making someone rethink about their own insecurities would be the biggest goal I have for Finally Out of PE. (FOOPE, like that?). So now I have played on the Beautiful Soul tour with Jesse McCartney, the WNBA, TV Shows, and summer festivals. My next musical adventure will be touring for Teen People magazine and then hopefully my own tour in the fall. I am also starting a new movie called "Hoot" this summer with Logan Lerman and Jimmy Buffet (yes, I plan on having a cheeseburger in paradise!). It's going to be a crazy summer but a incredible experience at the same time. And as my story continues so will this novella.....I hope to see all of you, either in the movies or at a show!"
-Brie Larson
She Said
Brie Larson Lyrics
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She said (She said)
Get outta my way cause I'm goin' somewhere
This is not where I wanna be
You can say what you want, you can tell me I'm wrong
La dee da, la dee dee
Get off of my back, stop saying that
I may never get where I'm going, yeah
But then again, I might
You can't get inside my head
Can't be my safety net
I'm standing on the edge, yeah
I know it's a long way down
But you can't walk the wire for anybody else
I might hit the ground
But at least I'll have a story to tell
She said, "I gotta find out for myself"
(She said, she said, she said)
She said
Get outta my space and remember this face
'Cause it's not who I wanna be (No)
At the end of the day, I got something to say
La dee da, la dee dee
Somewhere, nowhere, don't care, any place but here
Oh, if you don't believe in magic
Then watch me disappear
You can't get inside my head
Can't be my safety net
I'm jumping off the edge, yeah
I know it's a long way down
But you can't walk the wire for anybody else
I might hit the ground
But at least I'll have a story to tell
She said, "I gotta find out for myself"
(She said, she said, she said)
She said
La la la la la la
La la la la la
La la la la la la
Oh, la la la la la
La la la la la la
La la la la la la
I know it's a long way down
But you can't walk the wire for anybody else
I might hit the ground
But at least I'll have a story to tell
She said, "I gotta find out for myself"
It's a long way down (oh long way down)
But you can't walk the wire for anybody else
I might hit the ground (I might hit the ground)
But at least I'll have a story to tell (I'll have a story to tell)
She said, "I gotta find out for myself"
(She said, she said, she said)
Get outta my way 'cause I'm going somewhere
This is not where I wanna be
The song She Said by Brie Larson is an anthem for self-discovery and taking control of one's own life. The lyrics tell the story of a person who is determined to break free from the expectations and limitations placed upon them by society and others. The repeated refrain of "I gotta find out for myself" is a powerful statement about the importance of individuality and the need to make one's own choices and mistakes.
The opening lines of the song set the stage for the message of independence and determination. The singer declares that she is going somewhere and that where she is currently is not where she wants to be. The use of repetition in the chorus reinforces this idea of moving forward and taking control, despite the challenges that may lie ahead. The reference to walking a wire also suggests the idea of risk-taking and the possibility of falling, but ultimately it is a risk that must be taken in order to live a fulfilling life.
Throughout the song, there is a sense of defiance and confidence that comes through in the lyrics. The singer is unapologetic about her desire for independence and her willingness to break away from the norm. By the end of the song, it becomes clear that she is not asking for permission to live her life on her own terms, but rather asserting her right to do so.
Overall, She Said is an empowering and inspiring song that encourages listeners to take charge of their lives and pursue their dreams, no matter where it may lead them.
Line by Line Meaning
She said
The singer is quoting herself and her determination to achieve her goals
Get outta my way cause I'm goin' somewhere
The singer is focused on her destination and she doesn't want anything or anyone to stop her
This is not where I wanna be
The singer is dissatisfied with her current situation and wants to move forward
You can say what you want, you can tell me I'm wrong
The artist is not bothered by what others think or say about her choices
La dee da, la dee dee
The artist is being dismissive of those who try to bring her down
Get off of my back, stop saying that
The singer doesn't want anyone to interfere with her goals or to criticize her choices
'Cause I'm not afraid of heights
The singer is not afraid of taking risks or facing challenges
I may never get where I'm going, yeah
The artist acknowledges that success is not guaranteed but she is determined to try
But then again, I might
The artist's optimism and determination to succeed is evident in this line
You can't get inside my head
The artist is independent and doesn't want anyone trying to control or influence her thoughts
Can't be my safety net
The singer doesn't want to rely on anyone else for support or guidance
I'm standing on the edge, yeah
The artist is willing to take a risk and step outside her comfort zone
I know it's a long way down
The singer is aware that her choices may lead to failure or disappointment
But you can't walk the wire for anybody else
The singer is telling others that they cannot dictate what she should do, as she is in control of her own life
I might hit the ground
The singer is willing to accept the consequences of her choices
But at least I'll have a story to tell
The artist values the experience gained from taking risks, even if she doesn't succeed
She said, "I gotta find out for myself"
The artist is reiterating her determination to make her own choices and to learn from her mistakes
Get outta my space and remember this face
The singer wants to be recognized for her individuality and is asserting her independence from others
'Cause it's not who I wanna be (No)
The singer is unhappy with her current situation and wants to change it
At the end of the day, I got something to say
The artist is confident in her own ideas and opinions, and wants to express them freely
Somewhere, nowhere, don't care, any place but here
The artist is willing to take a chance and explore new opportunities, as she is unsatisfied with her current situation
Oh, if you don't believe in magic
The artist is referring to those who doubt her ability to achieve her goals, and she wants to prove them wrong
Then watch me disappear
The singer is confident in her own abilities and her potential for success
I'm jumping off the edge, yeah
The artist is taking a bold step forward and embracing her own potential for growth and success
She said
The singer is reiterating her own determination to succeed, despite any obstacles she may face
Oh, la la la la la
This is a repetition of meaningless sounds, emphasizing the singer's dismissiveness of others who try to bring her down.
It's a long way down (oh long way down)
The singer acknowledges that taking risks can be scary and that the road to success may not be easy
Lyrics Β© Universal Music Publishing Group, Sentric Music, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Pam Sheyne, David Frank, Lindy Robbins
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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Captain Marvel: Holds gun to Kree
Why did you wipe out my memories?
Kree: I swear, it is for your own good.
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Edit: Yon Rogg was his character's name, that's right..