She collaborated with Matthew Good for his song "Flight Recorder From Viking 7," which can be found on his album "Loser Anthems" and with fellow Canucks of The Tea Party on "Wishing you would stay".
Do You Get High?
Holly McNarland Lyrics
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Out of my hips all inside me
Should I hold on
Before it's almost over
You gave to me a famous cold shoulder
I jump for you table for two
Do you get high from his eyes?
I turn to him to see you
Do you get high?
You take it all just exhale in
I kiss the mouth we made for him
So happy sad I'm everything
He shuts his eyes to hear me sing
He's getting tired for the day
Do you get high from his eyes?
Morning my boy in my arms
I turn to him to see you
Do you get high?
Do you get high from his eyes?
Morning my boy in my arms
I turn to him to see you
Do you get high?
Do you get high from his eyes?
Morning my boy in my arms
I turn to him to see you
Do you get high?
Do you get high from his eyes?
Morning my boy in my arms
I turn to him & see you
Do you get high?
When I come up I want to see...
The lyrics of Holly McNarland's "Do You Get High?" depict the complex emotions experienced by a woman who is deeply in love with her partner. She wants to see everything and experience passion on a deep level. However, she also feels unsure about whether to hold on to their relationship or let it go. She recounts how her partner has given her the "cold shoulder" at times, but still holds on to hope for their future together. The lines "I jump for you table for two" suggest she's put in effort into their relationship, but is unsure if it's been reciprocated.
The chorus, "Do you get high from his eyes?" is a metaphor for the intense feeling of being in love. She looks to her son as a reminder of the love they have, but also acknowledges the presence of her partner. She wants to know if her partner feels the same intense high as she does when they look into each other's eyes. The bridge continues with intimate imagery of her kissing her son, and singing to him as he falls asleep, showing the deep love she feels for him.
Overall, the song portrays the complexities of love, and how it can bring both joy and pain. The lyrics are emotional and raw, giving insight into the inner workings of a woman's mind and heart as she navigates her relationship.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: DAVID ROBERT MADISON GENN, HOLLY ANN MCNARLAND
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