Views : 190,931
Genre: Music
Date of upload: Apr 7, 2022 ^^
Rating : 4.967 (27/3,294 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-05T19:43:53.481292Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
In the recorded clip, her dad is joking with her about playing with her food and how quickly she's eating. Such a stark contrast with the lyric "I still play with my food and then I throw it away."
When she says "I still play with my food, I'm a child at the grown-up's table" she's relating the little clip at the end to how she feels, small compared to such a big weight.
Gosh, I'll always have so much respect for Lizzy as a writer.
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I lost my dad when I was 8 and this song makes me cry ecspeically the end. I miss my dad too. I can’t believe I have to to grow up this way either. I am now 18 and prom is coming up and I wish so much he could be here for it and for me. I miss him. Every day. It is hard for me to think about other kids going through that same thing because it is so traumatic. I just want him to be here and to give me a hug and then show me how cool he is lol
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Someone once pointed out to me that some actors are brilliant not because of what they do, but because of what they don't do. My drum teacher once encouraged me to play the rests. This song is a great example of that kind of perception, taking the barest, simplest elements to leave a powerful impression.
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Dear Lizzy McAlpine,
If you’re reading this, hi, I don’t normally make comments like this but I am so so moved, and inspired, and touched by your music I have to commend you for it.
You have a god given gift, something that is so beautifully human, yet indescribable. Thank-you so much for sharing your work with us. It’s a real rarity that an artist comes along and not only captures my attention, but my heart and my soul. Your music isn’t just a bunch of well thought out sounds, it’s an emotion, a journey of emotions.
You are incredible and I can only sit in awe because no matter what I say, words aren’t enough to explain what beauty you have created and are capable of creating.
Thank-you.
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my father passed away two years ago when I was 17 right before my senior year of high school. It is such a uniquely painful experience to lose a parent at a young age and you capture it beautifully. Music is one of the ways my father and I connected and this song along with headstones and landmines hit me in a way that no songs ever have.
Thank you for taking this painful experience and making something so special, I imagine these songs mean so much to you and I hope you know they mean a lot to others too.
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@LizzyMcAlpine
2 months ago
'Older', the new album, out now! lizzymcalpine.lnk.to/OlderAlbum
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