Glass Deers
The Braids Lyrics


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I found my place in the wishing well
I found my place not feeling well
Now I'm at such great heights here
Now look at me, my deers

Oh, I'm fucked up
Oh, I'm fucked up
Oh, I'm fucked up
Oh, I'm fucked up

I found my place in the wishing well
I found my place not feeling well
Now I'm at such great heights here
Now look at me, my deers

Oh, I'm fucked up
Oh, I'm fucked up
Oh, I'm fucked up
Oh, I'm fucked up

He, doesn't make any sound
He, doesn't make any sound
He just slaps my thighs
He just slaps my thighs
He just slaps my thighs

And his back bone
Is grabbing my hand
'Cause God knows
God knows what I do best
And his back bone
Is sipping up sand
'Cause I know
I know what makes a man

So I
Should you

He doesn't make any sound
He doesn't make any sound
He just slaps my thighs
He just slaps my thighs
He just slaps my thighs




He just slaps my
He just slaps my thighs

Overall Meaning

The Braids's song "Glass Deers" is a melancholic and introspective piece that explores themes such as self-discovery, emotional turmoil, and personal growth. The first two lines of the chorus, "I found my place in the wishing well, I found my place not feeling well," depict a state of despair and emptiness that seems to have led the singer to a place where they can only hope for better things to come. However, the following lines, "Now I'm at such great heights here, now look at me, my dear," suggest that the singer has managed to overcome their struggles and achieve great things.


The repeated refrain of "Oh, I'm fucked up" serves as a reminder that the singer's journey towards self-realization was not a smooth one but filled with hardships and mistakes. The following lines, "Here, just right here, and it's all ah" seems to allude to the feeling of being lost in the present moment, with no clear sense of direction or purpose. The enigmatic lines "And it's background, describing my house, 'cause God knows, God knows what I do best," suggest that the singer's environment plays a pivotal role in shaping their identity and that they are acutely aware of their shortcomings and limitations.


The final lines of the song, "And it's background, it's been upset, 'cause I know, I know what makes a man, so I shoot you," are perhaps the most thought-provoking. It seems like the singer has gained a sense of confidence and authority over their life, which has allowed them to confront and even harm those who stand in their way. The line "I know what makes a man" can be interpreted as the singer's understanding of what it takes to be in control, but the act of shooting someone implies a more violent and destructive approach. The song ends on an unresolved note, leaving the listener to ponder its meaning.


Line by Line Meaning

I found my place in the wishing well
I have discovered my place in life, but it may not be based on reality or truth.


I found my place not feeling well
I found where I belong while going through a difficult time in my life.


Now I'm at such great heights here
I have achieved success in my life and have reached great heights.


Now look at me, my dear
Look at me now, acknowledging the success and achievement that has occurred.


Oh, I'm fucked up
Despite the success, there is still something troubling and difficult within me.


Here, just right here
The issue is present and affecting me right now, in this moment.


And it's all ah
The problem is all-encompassing and overwhelming.


And it's background
The issue is constantly present, like the background to my life.


Describing my house
The issue has become a part of my environment and surroundings.


'Cause God knows,
Implies that the issue is something divine or out of my control.


God knows what I do best
Despite the issue, I am still able to perform at my highest ability.


It's been upset
Something has caused the issue to become more prominent or harder to manage.


I know what makes a man
I understand the qualities that make someone strong or successful.


So, I shoot you
The singer is figuratively or metaphorically attacking or competing with someone who embodies these qualities.




Lyrics © DOMINO PUBLISHING COMPANY
Written by: Austin Tufts, Katherine Lee, Raphaelle Standell Preston, Taylor Bonner Smith

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