Members:
Oran Thornton - lead … Read Full Bio ↴1) Flick, Missouri-based quartet
Members:
Oran Thornton - lead guitars, vocals
Trevor Thornton - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, organ
Adam McGrath - drums, percussion
Eve Hill - bass
Flick released "Perfect Kellulight" in 1998 on Sony Records. They followed with "Iron Bottom Sound" in 2004 released by Red Ink.
2) Brittany Flickinger, was born September 24th, 1984 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
She is an American singer, actress and model currently living in Los Angeles. Her most recent project, Paris Hilton’s My New BFF, has brought her international attention as the winner of the first season in 2008. Brittany is currently working on an album and many more up-and-coming projects. She has recently released her first Itunes/Amazon EP entitled Flick.
3) Flick (aka Matt Brennan) , experimental and/or beat-box artists from Auckland, New Zealand
4) FLiCK (stylized) refers to the late 90s electronic music collaborations of Clark Crawford & Theo Spanos, based in San Marcos, TX.
The End
Flick Lyrics
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And he wants to join your party
Do you let him in?
The monster's on the balcony
And swears that you're the enemy
You can't let him win
Doesn't it feel good to be yourself at the end?
The monster - he's been chasing you
And that I think you know it's true
Or did you let him in?
The monster - he's been after you
And when he catches up with you
You can't let him win
Doesn't it feel good to be yourself at the end?
Doesn't it feel good to be yourself at the end?
Doesn't it feel good to be yourself at the end?
Doesn't it feel good at the end?
Doesn't it feel good?
Doesn't it feel good at the end?
The song "The End" by Flick is a haunting exploration of the struggle to maintain one's sense of self in the face of inner demons, represented in the form of a monster. In the opening lines, the monster is described as being "on the balcony" and "wanting to join your party." This could be interpreted as an internal struggle, with the monster representing self-doubt or negative self-talk, trying to invade the singer's mind and ruin their celebration of their own identity. The question posed to the listener is whether to allow this negativity to take hold or to resist it.
The chorus of the song asserts the importance of being true to oneself, even in the face of adversity. "Doesn't it feel good to be yourself at the end?" is repeated several times, emphasizing the payoff of staying true to one's identity rather than succumbing to negative influences. The second verse reinforces the idea that the monster represents a personal struggle, stating that "he's been chasing you" and "he's been after you." However, the song ultimately offers hope that one can overcome these challenges and emerge with a strong sense of self.
Overall, "The End" is a powerful meditation on the importance of staying true to oneself in the face of inner demons. The imagery of the monster on the balcony creates a vivid metaphor for the struggle to maintain a positive sense of self, and the repeated chorus emphasizes the joy that can come from overcoming such challenges.
Line by Line Meaning
The monster's on the balcony
There's something or someone menacing threatening you, and they're close.
And he wants to join your party
It's trying to gain your trust and familiarity with the aim of exploiting you.
Do you let him in?
Are you going to succumb to its influence or resist its calls for interaction?
The monster's on the balcony
The threat is still ongoing.
And swears that you're the enemy
The offensive now has malice that's focused on you alone.
You can't let him win
You must not give in to its demands or fall prey to its tactics.
Doesn't it feel good to be yourself at the end?
It must be quite satisfying to exit a situation with your identity intact.
The monster - he's been chasing you
Your nemesis has been actively pursuing you for some time.
And that I think you know it's true
You're aware of the matter, but maybe you've been avoiding it or downplaying its severity.
Or did you let him in?
Did you inadvertently give the opposing side an opening to harm you?
The monster - he's been after you
The danger doesn't seem to have relented much, and it's affecting you.
And when he catches up with you
The adversary is on the verge of apprehending or harming you.
You can't let him win
You must stand your ground and persevere through the situation.
Doesn't it feel good to be yourself at the end?
It must be quite gratifying to triumph and emerge victorious.
Doesn't it feel good to be yourself at the end?
Overcoming hardship while still keeping your principles and self-worth intact is satisfying.
Doesn't it feel good to be yourself at the end?
Exiting a conflict or hardship with your identity intact is satisfying.
Doesn't it feel good at the end?
The final outcome with all its ups and downs must feel earned and satisfying.
Doesn't it feel good?
There's happiness and contentment now that everything has passed.
Doesn't it feel good at the end?
Having everything come together and experiencing a resolution to the situation is satisfying.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: RANDALL CRAIG THORNTON, ARDEN M HOFHEINS, MICHAEL LEE DOWDLE
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
The Last Ghost
Thanks for uploading this. Great band.