Hannah has been writing music since her second year of high school and also began teaching herself to play piano during that time. She continued to write for several years before building a studio and recording her debut EP, Soul Poison (1998).
Since then, Hannah's output has been erratic in quantity but consistent in quality. She has released two full-length albums as well as a handful of singles and EPs, all receiving high praise from the music press. Hannah's now-out-of-print album The Thing That Feels (2000) featured several songs inspired by Gregory Maguire's novel Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West. (Pre-dating the Broadway musical by several years.) The Thing That Feels also included "The Vampire Waltz," which is the first song Hannah ever wrote, as well as other songs all linked by the theme revealed in the title.
A few years later, as a result of a generous donation by an anonymous listener, Hannah made a video for her song "Carnival Justice (The Gloves Are Off) Part II." The video, directed by Chris Ohlson, featured puppets created by renowned Ohio artist, puppetmaster and sculptor Scott Radke. The video appeared on the Subterfuge EP (2005).
Hannah's covers of other artists' songs have also been well-received. The Meathook EP (2001) featured what one reviewer called a "soul-shredded" version of ABBA's "The Winner Takes It All," as well as Hannah's versions of Berlin's "The Metro" and Daniel Johnston's "True Love WIll Find You in the End." Hannah also collaborated with The Synthetic Dream Foundation to create "Trapeze" -- the music was composed by TSDF, with vocals, lyrics and vocal melody by Hannah.
Hannah's most recent release is Through the Gash (2007), an album that has been called "a masterwork in minimalism and stark beauty" (Absolute Punk) and "seductive and breathtaking from the start" (Gothic Beauty). Hannah writes, produces, engineers, and performs everything on her CDs. And, contrary to popular opinion, she uses no sequencing whatsoever. With the exception of drum tracks, all of the instruments and vocals are recorded and layered in real time, not looped or electronically generated or duplicated. Even the drum tracks, which are programmed using a drum machine, are painstakingly hand-altered, with some beats being dropped and others reversed in entirely specific ways.
Hannah is known for her intensely layered production and complex vocal arrangements. Her vocals, which have been likened to "wraiths filling the screen of a Tim Burton film" (High Bias), often move from clearly sung phrases and high, tremulous keening to whispered and spoken words, to vicious hisses and screams -- sometimes within the confines of a single song. The subjects and lyrics in Hannah's songs have a tendency to be obscure and metaphorical, often causing listeners to mistake her work for being fictional. In fact, Hannah classifies her music as entirely autobiographical, although not overtly so, and insists that it is actually magical realism, not fantasy, and definitely not theater. Hannah has said that she uses music to transform troubling feelings and experiences into something positive and hopeful, and that writing has served as a mechanism to work through and mend things in her life. It may take careful listening to hear all the various layers of sound and meaning, but devout listeners consistently claim that it is worth the trouble.
Hannah loves flowers, rap music and snow days, and is often distracted by bright and/or shiny objects and the perceived scarcity of cotton candy, but she says that the only thing that actually inspires her to create music is love.
Since 2020 Hannah has been releasing new digital-only music on her Bandcamp page.
Hannah has been interviewed here:
http://www.muruch.com/2007/08/interview-hannah-fury.html
http://www.adequacy.net/2008/05/interview-with-hannah-fury/
http://www.mellowtraumatic.com/images/the_mick_40_hfury_excerpt.pdf
http://vmunderground2.podomatic.com/entry/2007-08-21T00_31_49-07_00
Hannah's offical web sites are http://www.mellowtraumatic.com, http://www.antoinettesrevenge.com, and her MySpace page http://www.myspace.com/hannahfury
Hannah's Bandcamp page, with a name-your-price download of her 2015 single 'Not Sad' and all her new music since 2020 https://hannahfury.bandcamp.com
For more "information," go to:
http://www.mellowtraumatic.com/diversions_HannahBio.html
True Love Will Find You In The End
Hannah Fury Lyrics
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True love will find you in the end
You'll find out just who was your friend
Don't be sad, I know you will,
But don't give up until
True love will find you in the end
This is a promise with a catch
'Cause true love is searching too
But how can it recognize you
Unless you step out into the light?
Don't be sad I know you will
But don't give up until
True love finds you in the end.
The song "True Love Will Find You in the End" by Hannah Fury is a cover of Daniel Johnston's original track. The lyrics of the song are about the hope of finding true love. The message is an encouragement to those who may be feeling low or frustrated about their romantic life. Hannah Fury suggests that despite any challenges, true love will come to those who wait patiently.
The lyrics describe a promise that true love will find the listener in the end, but with a catch. The only way to be found by true love is to actively search for it. It acknowledges that true love is out looking too, and if you don't step out into the light, it won't be able to recognize you. The song suggests that people should not give up hope, but instead persist in their search for true love.
In conclusion, the lyrics of "True Love Will Find You in the End" are about the hope of finding true love. They encourage people to seek for love using a patient approach, persistency and stepping out into the light. The song's message is very relatable to many people today, as the search for true love can often be a challenging and long journey.
Line by Line Meaning
True love will find you in the end
Love that is genuine and meant to last will come to you eventually
You'll find out just who was your friend
Through the process of looking for true love, you will learn who your true friends are
Don't be sad, I know you will,
It's easy to become disheartened when looking for love, but don't let sadness consume you
But don't give up until
Keep searching and don't lose hope
True love will find you in the end
Love that is genuine and meant to last will come to you eventually
This is a promise with a catch
The promise of true love finding you has a condition
Only if you're looking can it find you
You have to actively search for true love in order for it to find you
'Cause true love is searching too
Just like you're searching for true love, true love is also searching for you
But how can it recognize you
If you hide yourself away, true love won't be able to find you
Unless you step out into the light?
You need to put yourself out there and be open to new relationships
Don't be sad I know you will
It's easy to become disheartened when looking for love, but don't let sadness consume you
But don't give up until
Keep searching and don't lose hope
True love finds you in the end.
Love that is genuine and meant to last will come to you eventually
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: DANIEL JOHNSTON
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
chrystyn92
this song is beautiful, but what's with the skipping parts?
DarcyTheLunatic2
I don't know. That's how I downloaded the song and I don't think there is another one =/ x