1) Fra… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist that goes by the name Frankie:
1) Frankie is the solo project of musician Franziska Aigner, who released her debut EP Styx in 2022. She is cello player and studied at P.A.R.T.S. the school of choreography and dance. She appears on Okay Kaya' song Inside of a Plum.
2) Frankie is the kind of artist Bangkok Blend was created for—a songwriter’s songwriter and performer’s performer blessed with a golden voice and universal appeal—a singer who understands the vision and brings an undeniable talent to the process. She’s a joy for any listener to discover—a lover and a fighter and old-soul trader in genuine energy, aiming straight for the heart. Frankie turns a sly eye to the pageantry of emotion, the drama of love and the mysteries of everyday life with a disarming mixture of sincerity and cosmic insolence, unapologetically romantic, spinning golden threads of lyric and melody, each inflection and melisma planned and considered, each word tailored for meaning and effect—the pop gesture as artform. She delivers it all with carefree charm and nearly divine intuition.
Born in Maryland, in the heart of the 1990s, Frankie entered the teenage slipstream back on the east coast, past the haunted houses, surf shops, and burger joints of Salisbury, a mid-tier, rough-around-the-edges resort town. There is an inevitability to every biography, a myriad of strange narrative palm lines that twist and intersect, and she followed hers bravely to a seam of alternative beach culture, living close to the Atlantic Ocean but studying a less bronzed way of life.
GOLD
FRANKIE Lyrics
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But I can make your knees weak
So he has a house on a hill
I got what you really need
'Cause that view from the hill
Lookin' at the stars
Ain't gonna fill
That valley in your heart
Good as gold
Yeah
Now he can take you 'round the world
But I can take your breath away
And he can talk all he wants
I don't need a word to say
But you take can take every word he speaks
Wouldn't be worth any more than one look from me
Soft and slow
Good as gold
Yeah
No use in countin'
All the diamonds you want
'Cause steady as a mountain
It's one in the rough that you don't
Set in stone
Where the wild wind blows
Good as gold
Oh good as gold
Yeah
Good as gold
Oh good as gold oh yeah
Oh yeah yeah
Oh good as gold
Good as gold
Oh good as gold
Good as gold
Oh good as gold yeah
He can buy you nice things
But I can make your knees weak
The lyrics to Frankie Laine's song Memories of Gold are rich with the emotions and the memories that music can evoke. The opening lines describe how melodies from the past have been woven into the fabric of the two speaker's lives, emphasizing their laughter and tears. As they hear these tunes again, they are transported back in time, as if looking at old photos or home movies. This powerful nostalgia is reinforced through the use of the phrase, "memories in gold," which suggests that these moments are precious and valuable.
The second stanza provides a more specific example of this emotional resonance, highlighting the religious hymns and happy memories that many people associate with their childhood. These sounds and experiences are framed as "joys untold," underlining the sense of magic and wonder that comes with recalling childhood. The third stanza shifts to a more personal narrative, with the singer reflecting on the music they shared with their loved one. The mutual love of a particular song is presented as a bond that helped to deepen their connection.
Overall, the song's message is one of reverence and appreciation for the ways in which music can enrich our lives. No matter where we are in the world or in our own journey through life, music can connect us to others and evoke powerful memories and emotions.
Line by Line Meaning
Those melodies that we two crossed years . . .
The tunes that we heard years ago and shared between us
Have underscored our laughter and our tears
Those tunes have been with us during both our happy and sad moments in life
With every phrase we see the . . . past unfold . . .
Every line of the melody brings back memories of the past
Like memories in gold.
These memories are precious and never fade away
Some tunes remind us of our childhood days . . .
Certain melodies take us back to the days of our childhood
Sunday afternoons and . . . songs of praise . . .
We remember listening to songs of worship on Sunday afternoons
Reflecting happy times in . . . joys untold . . .
Those songs remind us of the joyous times in life that can't be expressed in words
These memories in gold.
Those happy memories are as valuable as gold
From those early nursery rhymes . . .
Starting from the simple rhymes of our childhood
Through our adolescent times . . .
To the more complicated melodies of our teenage years
We find more varied as we went along . . .
As we grew older, our tastes in music became more diverse
And how could we go wrong . . .
We couldn't have made a mistake in the choices we made, as music was always there to guide us
With a special song . . .
There was always one particular song that resonated with us
That would always . . . see us through?
That particular song would inspire and motivate us through life's tough times
Our lives without them might be . . . cold and bleak . . .
Without those special songs, life would seem uneventful and dull
Our favorite song is more than words can speak . . .
Our favorite songs are more than just a collection of words and melody, they have a deeper meaning in our lives
They helped me win your love to heaven hold . . .
Even the music we listen to has played a part in our love story
Sweet memories in gold.
Those memories are as sweet as honey and as valuable as gold
When the band played rock and roll . . .
When we listened to rock and roll music
And the people called it soul . . .
When we were moved by the soulful music people called rock and roll
Our favorite songs were like a tapestry . . .
The songs we cherished were like a woven picture of memories
Edged in melody . . .
The melody of the songs gave those memories depth
They would always be . . . part of you and . . part of me.
Those tunes that we shared would always remain a part of us
There’s little more to add when . . . songs are sung . . .
There's not much else needed to be said when the songs are sung
The words and music help . . . keep us young . . .
The lyrics and melody rejuvenate and remind us of our youth
And so we’re not afraid of . . . growing old . . .
The memories we hold dear keep us strong and fearless even as we grow old
With memories . . . let’s hear them, please . . .
Let's continue to cherish those memories and keep them alive
Sweet memories in gold.
Those happy memories are as valuable as gold
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Armando Saenz, Justin Bogart
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@zhakess9547
I swear the “If one piece character had theme songs” by jazitj made this somewhat popular
@patoudude6034
Nice profile picture dude.
@Mario_4100
Yh he did
@shinouske126
I am here after watching that video, but only because I liked the song
@grendragon3986
Definitely
@frostyplaysstuff2616
Not the only one
@khamishami8633
very underrated song !!
@jukeboxx1000
Luffy
@tasibra1533
you came from jazitj, didn't you?
@JazitJ
"make a meme, make a meme stronger"