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labour Ā· Paris Paloma

labour

ā„— Paris Paloma under exclusive license to Nettwerk Music Group Inc.

Released on: 2023-03-23

Producer, Engineer: Justin Glasco
Mixer: Ryan Lipman
Engineer: Ted Jensen
Music Publisher: Publishing Designee
Composer: Paris Paloma

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Date of upload: Mar 23, 2023 ^^


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@eptck

1 year ago

the inclusion of child voices is what really got me . the fact that child marriage is still legal in many places . the eldest daughters parentified and made to take care of their siblings and even their own parents . right in the feels

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@vehement.

10 months ago

Imagine a giant concert where everyone sings the chorus. That would be SO powerful

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@neve4459

1 year ago

this song just embodies all of the women who came before us, all of them struggling and labouring for men. it's so powerful, thank you so much

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@user-fr7hz9ki3z

8 months ago

As someone who has been sexually abused by my own family and abused by my own bsf and groomed by multiple people this song will always have a place in my heart I listen to this song everyday to remind what Iā€™ve survived and lived through

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@alicebusnelli718

1 year ago

Paloma talks to every woman, past and present, who had been disappointed or hurted by a man in her life. And this awareness is deep and really, terribly raw. But honest.

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@coffeandbagels4003

1 year ago

The feelings it makes me feel. All the women who walked before me, what they had to bare. I think about my grandma, who was forced to marry when she just turned 18 and couldnā€™t study, which she always regretted. I think of my other grandma, who had to take care in every aspect of my grandpa and totally put on a hold her life. I think of my mom, when she started to work as a researcher and all her male colleagues looked her down. And I think about my self, all the time Iā€™ve been considered just a ā€œmissā€, a ā€œlittle girlā€ a ā€œyoung ladyā€. Nonetheless, how proud I am to be a woman.

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@lorealdebruin

1 year ago

For someone I thought was my saviour, you sure MAKE ME DO A WHOLE LOTTA LABOUR!!!!! I felt this in my soul!

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@viktoriemrazkova2193

1 year ago

LYRICS: Why are you hanging on So tight? To the rope that I'm hanging from Off this island This was an escape plan Carefully timed it So that we'd go And dive into the waves below Who tends the orchards? Who fixes up the gables? Emotional torture From the head of your high table Who fetches the water From the rocky mountain spring? And comes back down again To feel your words and their sharp sting? And I'm getting fucking tired The capillaries in my eyes are bursting If our love died would that be the worst thing? For somebody that I thought was my saviour You sure make me do a whole lot of labour The callous skin on my hands is cracking If our love ends would that be a bad thing? And the silence haunts our bed chamber You make me do too much labour Apologies from my tongue And never yours Busy lapping from a flowing cup And stabbing me with your fork I know you're a smart man (I know you're a smart man) And weaponise the false incompetence It's dominance under a guise If we had a daughter I'd watch and could not save her The emotional torture From the head of your high table She'd do what you taught her She'd meet the same cruel fate So now I've gotta run So I can undo this mistake At least I've gotta try The capillaries in my eyes are bursting If our love died would that be the worst thing? For somebody that I thought was my saviour You sure make me do a whole lot of labour The callous skin on my hands is cracking If our love ends would that be a bad thing? And the silence haunts our bed chamber You make me do too much labour All day, every day Therapist, mother, maid Nymph then a virgin Nurse then a servant Just an appendage, live to attend him So that he never lifts a finger Twenty-four seven baby machine So he can live out his picket fence dreams It's not an act of love if you make her You make me do too much labour All day, every day Therapist, mother, maid Nymph then a virgin Nurse then a servant Just an appendage, live to attend him So that he never lifts a finger Twenty-four seven baby machine So he can live out his picket fence dreams It's not an act of love if you make her You make me do too much labour The capillaries in my eyes are bursting (All day, every day: therapist, mother, maid) If our love died would that be the worst thing? (Nymph then a virgin; Nurse than a servant) For somebody that I thought was my saviour Just an appendage, live to attend him You sure make me do a whole lot of labour (So that he never lifts a finger) The callous skin on my hands is cracking (Twenty-four seven baby machine) If our love ends would that be a bad thing? (So he can live out his picket fence dreams) And the silence haunts our bed chamber (It's not an act of love if you make her) You make me do too much labour

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@uriel1425

1 year ago

Omg my ears are blessed my soul cleansed the rage of my ancestors revived

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@Remhad

1 year ago

Women are the origin of life We are not weak We are strong We give birth We hunted while pregnant when we were early in our evolution You are strong. And stronger than any man.

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@svnl1ght

4 months ago

i get goosebumps everytime the children begin singing

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@isobellesutherland9782

4 months ago

As a single child who has 2 absent, borderline abusive, parents I relate to this an unhealthy amount.

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@St4rY_c0m3tS_

6 months ago

As a elder daughter i relate to this song so much

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@user-qq8jr8yx7g

1 month ago

For all the women who came before us ā¤

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@_VADER_.

1 year ago

This scratches a itch in my brain that I didn't know I had and I adore it

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@ToastedBreadpart1

1 month ago

Don't tell me I'm the only male who listened to this on repeat. I just vibe with the melody ngl. I just hope I don't end up like the man talked about in the song

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@Lycan.fangss

1 year ago

as someone who has been groomed by many people in my life, including people very close to me, i cant listen to this without crying. feeling like a slave and a servant, not only physically but in my own mind, blaming myself whenever any of them put their hands on me, feeling like an object.....

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@reenasun2788

6 months ago

This song is so beautiful it honestly brings me to tears, especially as a woman that has been in an abusive relationship and has experienced and known other women that have these experiences. This song is the voice of women everywhere

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@fourautumnleaves

1 year ago

This is perfection. This is a masterpiece. Canā€™t describe my feelings for this, but I had tears in my eyes šŸ„¹ā™„ļøā™„ļø

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@sw3496

1 year ago

This song makes me feel so much. It makes me think of my nana and my grandmother (who passed away before I was born) and what they lived through. How my grandmother never got to go to college because she had my uncle, aunt and later my mother and How she was extremely smart and wanted to go to college but those plans were forever put on hold. How my nana worked so hard to help provide for my dad and his sisters when they were younger. How my mother works so hard and deals with men trying to explain her job to her, talk down to her even though she's a professor and they're her student, and so much more. How I've constantly had to prove my intelligence to my male peers, seem weak, quite and unsure to make sure I don't bother my male peers, how I've been told that my experiences don't matter because I'm a woman, how I've had to be a therapist for my male friends, a mother to my siblings, and how I still have to work so hard to prove myself to my male peers. How I fear for my female family members who haven't yet experienced the harshness the world has to give to women because they're still so young and that I hope they never have to experience anything the women around them have gone through.

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