The Beginning
Madison Beer Lyrics
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The opening of Madison Beer's song The Beginning, consisting of a series of wordless moans, is packed with emotions and sets the tone for what follows. The song is about a doomed love affair, a relationship that began in a beautiful, innocent manner but eventually crumbled due to a lack of commitment or effort. Beer reminisces about the early days of the relationship, the moments of intimate passion and the feelings of love, but wonders where did it all go wrong. She sings about being left hurt and lonely, heartbroken and befuddled, with no way to reconcile the flames of passion from the ashes of a broken relationship.
The song's overall theme is one of loss, grief, and acceptance. Madison Beer's honest and raw delivery of the lyrics shows us that it is okay to feel hurt and let those feelings out. The song is not just about a break-up, it is about how the beginning of different things can give us so much hope and expectations, but sometimes we may take the wrong path, and things won't go as planned.
Line by Line Meaning
Ha-oh
An onomatopoeic expression used to express excitement and anticipation.
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A shortened version of the expression 'Ha-oh', used to emphasize the excitement and build up for what is to come.
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Reiterating the initial expression of excitement and anticipation.
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A continuation of the excitement and anticipation previously expressed.
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Another repetition of the initial expression of excitement.
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Continuing to emphasize the excitement and anticipation for what is to come.
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A brief pause in the excitement, potentially indicating a shift in tone or mood.
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Bringing the excitement and anticipation back to the forefront.
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A final reinforcement of the excitement and anticipation for what is about to happen.
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One last burst of excitement before the song begins.
Lyrics Β© Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Leroy James Clampitt, Madison Beer
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@posiemiller8728
she started this industry when she was 14 and grew up with people telling her to stop doing music and that she would be more successful as a model. she has pretty privilage, yes, but i do believe she truly enjoys music and writing songs. this is an amazing album so far (i'm on track 5 - effortlessly). i'm obsessed w it.
edit: i wasn't saying that her being pretty was a privilage. i was reffering to the term "pretty privilage" which means that someone has more benefits getting jobs or relationships, things like that because of their appearance. i absolutely think that madison being pretty was not a privilage to her, considering people wanted her to give up and become a runway model instead.
@shannon21229
If anything I think the fact that sheβs pretty is kinda a disadvantage aswell because a lot of people only focus on her on the outside when there is so much more to her
@barbie1080
@@shannon21229 i was about to say that tooooo i feel like most people put her music aside and focus on her looks only which sucks bc her music slaps lol
@minerva6545
I'm Sorry but being pretty can also bring you hell for multiple reasons, so I don't believe in pretty privilege, It depends on your luck
@christelleilmet3601
@@minerva6545 regardless if you believe in pretty privilege or not it still exist. Just bc it has its flaws doesnβt mean that it doesnβt exist cause it does.
@posiemiller8728
@@shannon21229 read the edit.
@tiadiab4939
Her voice.. is a lullaby to me.. sheβs hypnotized me with her damn voice
@itsokaysie
SHE SOUNDS LIKE A SIREN I LOVE IT
@nativaldes7755
literally
@moonlluna3092
YES!