F.I.J.A.N.F.W.I.W.Y.T.B
brvnks Lyrics
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I think it'll make it all better
I cry with depress in my face
I cry my soul in the place
You smell like cheap cigarettes
And we forgot about our beds
Getting drunk in bad taste wine
I put your picture in my golden sky
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
I miss your fresh dumb hair
And you squeezing me like a bear
Your funny accent n the chinese neighborhood
I think I misunderstood
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to
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Freedom is just a name for what I want you to
The lyrics in Brvnks's song F.I.J.A.N.F.W.I.W.Y.T.B are filled with vivid imagery of the aftermath of a breakup. The singer expresses the pain and sadness of separation and how it feels to be left behind. The opening line, "When you leave I knew it was forever," sets the tone for the entire song, as the singer mourns the loss of a relationship that was meant to last. Despite the pain, she tries to find solace in the belief that the breakup will somehow make things better in the long run.
The line, "I cry with depress in my face, I cry my soul in the place," conveys the singer's deep sadness and despair. She also mentions the smell of cheap cigarettes, which could be a reference to the scent of her ex-partner or a metaphor for something that is unpleasant and temporary. The line "Getting drunk in bad taste wine" might be referring to trying to numb the pain of the breakup with alcohol, but the bad taste suggests that it's not working. The singer has also put her ex's picture in her "golden sky," which is a poignant image of how she still holds onto memories of the relationship.
The chorus repeats the line, "Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be," which highlights the singer's desire to let go of the past and let her ex-partner be free. She misses his physical presence, like his "fresh dumb hair" and the way he used to "squeeze" her. The mention of his "funny accent" in a "Chinese neighborhood" adds another layer of complexity to their relationship, implying that there may have been cultural differences that contributed to the breakup.
Overall, Brvnks's song is a heart-wrenching exploration of the aftermath of a breakup and the slow process of healing and letting go.
Line by Line Meaning
When you leave I knew it was forever
I knew that you were leaving me for good
I think it'll make it all better
I thought that ending our relationship would solve all of our problems
I cry with depress in my face
I cry while feeling depressed and hopeless
I cry my soul in the place
I cry so much that I feel like I've lost a piece of myself
You smell like cheap cigarettes
The smell of smoke on you makes me feel like you don't care about yourself
And we forgot about our beds
We were too caught up in our own world to worry about mundane things like where we slept
Getting drunk in bad taste wine
We would drink low-quality wine just to forget about our problems
I put your picture in my golden sky
I hold onto the memory of you and try to elevate it to something special
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
I want you to be free from our relationship, even if it hurts me
I miss your fresh dumb hair
I miss the way your hair looked when you were carefree and happy
And you squeezing me like a bear
I miss the way you used to hug me tightly and make me feel loved
Your funny accent n the chinese neighborhood
I remember how your accent sounded out of place in our multicultural community
I think I misunderstood
I think I didn't fully understand our relationship and what it meant to you
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
I want you to be free to find happiness, even if it means leaving me behind
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
I want you to have the freedom to make your own choices without being tied to me
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
I want you to be free to pursue your dreams without any restrictions
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
I want you to be free to be yourself, even if that means you're no longer with me
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
I want you to have the freedom to live your life without any regrets or limitations
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
I want you to have the freedom to be happy, even if it means we can't be together
Contributed by Charlie C. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Angela Severo
Lyrics:
When you leave I knew it was forever
I think it'll make it all better
I cry with depress in my face
I cry my soul in the place
You smell like cheap cigarettes
And we forgot about our beds
Getting drunk in bad taste wine
I put your picture in my golden sky
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
I miss your fresh dumb hair
And you squeezing me like a bear
Your funny accent n the chinese neighborhood
I think I misunderstood
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to be
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to
Be
Be
Be
Be
Freedom is just a name for what I want you to
escola83
Stegano Filppini, original quer dizer algo único, de características próprias. Por exemplo, compor um samba em português do Brasil seria chover no molhado, mas, um samba em japonês? Isso seria algo original.
Ou seja, cantar em inglês, nesse gênero, implica sim na não originalidade, visto que existe um trilhão de bandas indies anglófonas fazendo o mesmo - inclusive de maneira muito melhor (como já citei anteriormente).
Sobre esse gênero "combinar melhor" com idioma inglês, é algo completamente discutível. Sara Não Tem Nome é uma garota muito mais shoegazer que essa banda, e na minha concepção, ela da um banho nesse BRVNKS, detalhe, cantando em português.
Aliás, não existe essa de "língua universal" da música. Até um tempo atrás o idioma predominante nas canções era Latim, depois Francês, hoje é Inglês, na China é Mandarim. É só uma mera questão de domínio cultural. Não existe essa de "palavras soam mais musicais", o que existe é que o mercado da música inglesa, pelo fato de Estados Unidos ser o país mais rico do mundo, é um mercado muito abrangente. Se alguma banda que não fala o inglês nativo parte em cantar em inglês, é antes de mais nada, uma questão MERCADOLÓGICA.
Aliás, é quase humilhante ouvir um som novo/diferente no seu idioma nativo vindo de fucking GRINGOS, como Sofi Tukker (Drinkee, Matadora, Johny...). Pior ainda é saber que eu poderia ouvir muito mais coisas legais como essa, mas não, os brasileiros não mainstream em sua grande parte preferem cantar/produzir em inglês, fazendo músicas mais do mesmo ¬_¬.
Canal 90
A expressão de todos da banda ficou demais.
Clipão bom pacas!
Rafael Yamanouti
Grato pra sempre ao Spotify por ter me indicado vocês!
Thaísa
movimento indie contra vogais cada vez mais forte. Ta massa o clipe e essa música é maravilhosa, parabéns.
Ricardo Viturino
Ainda é possível fazer música de qualidade, simples, cru, autêntico!!!
Feliz ...
O rock ainda vive...
Raphael
Agora eu entendi pq o EP se chama Lanches. Porra de música gostosa, bicho
vcs tão de parabéns!
Stefano Ffski
Raphael caraca agora td faz sentido!
Mandou mt
André Fonck
Impossível ouvir e não lembrar do best coast <3
Twitchtv.JeanRHCP
Exatamente
Bruno Brogio
Mais referência a Andy Warhol impossível
onin- chan
2020 nois tá como😎quarentena fez eu conhecer essa banda