Radiohead - Motion Picture Soundtrack
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- Motion Picture Soundtrack performed by Radiohead
From the album Kid A: • Radiohead - Kid A (Album)
Red wine and sleeping pills
Help me get back to your arms
Cheap sex and sad films
Help me get back where I belong
I think you're crazy, maybe
I think you're crazy, maybe
Stop sending letters
Letters always get burned
It's not like the movies
They fed us on little white lies
I think you're crazy, maybe
I think you're crazy, maybe
I will see you in the next life
--
#Radiohead #MotionPictureSoundtrack
This is one of my least played Radiohead songs. Not because I don't like it but because it's one of the most powerful pieces of music I have ever heard and I want to try preserve that feeling it gives me for as long as possible.
Joshua Mulvaney
I can definitely agree with that sentiment, I got low a lot and this is something that can really perk me up so I listen to it sparingly to make sure it still gives me the same chills
likewise
relate so much to that. sometimes a song is just too good and pure too be listened to a lot. need to preserve that magic it has for as long as possible
I feel the same way about Videotape, actually. But, I keep playing it anyway. i have no control sometimes. Oh boy.
I told something similar to one of my friends and she said "If you really liked it, you would listen to it more often right" and I'm like....Woman nOOOOO.
Totally get what you're saying
"Thom I need you to make a song that sounds like the absolute bliss of finally for the first time knowing what it feels like to not be in pain but also the inexplicable sadness of leaving everyone you love in the process"
Thom: hold me pint
Noice.
Wow, that is this song summed up. Even kind of makes sense since he’s using red wine and sleeping pills to try and numb the pain at first and he’s all sad and shit, but then the harps kick in when he makes the decision to go through with the thing that makes him pain free but lose contact with everyone. Maybe the letters that have to get burned are the ones of his family trying to reach him. And maybe wanting to see them in the next life is him talking to the people he loves that’s he has to leave behind. Wow, is this canon?
Never fully appreciated this song until it popped up at the ending of I Origins and I just broke into tears and could not stop for 5 minutes that ending smashed me over the head and didn't let go.
Same thing happened to me. What made it even more impactful is having lost a soulmate to tragedy in this life, just as Ian did.
jpdrum26 I'm really sorry to hear about your loss, dude. This movie overall had way more of an impact than I expected it to. No matter how recent your loss, I hope there's better days ahead for you
Connor Johnston It's already been 5 years, but the memories resonate like it was yesterday. She was a lot like Ian's girl; whimsical and intuitive, more spiritual than most. I was convinced we were meant to be together, but she had reminded me that "friends can be soulmates." I've kept that statement in mind when moments of doubt creep in the recesses of conscious thought, realizing we'll meet again; hopefully sooner than later.
Well, you think that in the film, 7 years go by and Ian is still traumatized by the events in the elevator, I think it's completely fine to still remember her vividly. I feel the people who affect us the most, that change our lives are those who challenge our point of view, who breach our comfort zones and make us explore new things or have us think about how we see the world. I feel the people that make us happy come in more an abundance than those who make us appreciate our happiness. Don't let the memories of her go. Sounds like she was great!
Connor Johnston The movie is all about the ending, goes from 5/10 to 8/10 because of that
Literally the best song that ever had ended an album
it's the best song of all time too
Alvin Row fits both those descriptions
*+Jim Lennon* --- technically "Her Majesty" is the end of the album. But I feel you.
***** WOOOOWWWW!! hahaha... man im so embarrassed right now. Clearly I should've taken a minute to think... I knew that both of the albums ended with other stuff after the final song. But what a horrific mixup. Apologies, sir.
I doff my cap to you, sir. Funny how often I find folks who love both Beatles and Radiohead, I think there's something to it.
On the last day of my fiance's life, we sat outside and sung this song acapella together on a beautiful June day. The last day was magical from the moment I first saw her till the last time I saw her alive. We were happy and in love and excited because it was her birthday and I had just picked up Moon Shaped Pool. We were going to celebrate together that weekend. I still miss you Claudia.
be strong, she would’ve wanted that.
🤍💔
This is beautiful
What happened to her? If you don’t mind me asking
"I will see you in the next life"
I recently revisited this album after hearing that an ex-girlfriend suddenly died in her sleep. This was one of her favorite Radiohead songs.
i hope you're doing okay my friend
May she rest in piece she had a great taste in music
I'm so sorry. My ex committed suicide and it's going to be three years this month but it still feels like yesterday. I hope you're doing alright. Sending healing vibes
Oof wtf sad
Some girl i know just die so give me likes
Despite being released eight years apart, 'Creep' and 'Motion Picture Soundtrack' were written on the same day. The latter song existed for many years as an acoustic bootleg before it finally surfaced as the pedal organ-led closing track on 'Kid A'.
text: NME
+BjorksMusic Thankyou Bjork!
porlis etp You're Most Welcome :)
Hi can you please cite your source?
Joe W NME
Imagine if the majority of Britain loved this song like they love Creep.
Thom Yorke has always been good at turning the most simple lines into heartbreaking-wreckingballs but "I think you're crazy" tops the lot, by a long way.
DeusExMackia
Yesterday, I woke up sucking a lemon
TheClassicGamer aka TheMuffinMan Touché
I think the simplicity is what makes it so powerful. It's not something cryptic and far away, it's something that every human being can connect to. No dictionary needed to decode its meaning, just a simple line that you instantly understand and empathize with. Love it!
I'm pretty sure the last lines in this song are enough said. Possibly of alll their lyrics. " I will see u.....in the nexxxxt life ."
The "maybe" part is the the emotional crusher..because it leaves enough doubt to say.., "maybe I'm the one that's crazy"
This song originally had a third verse, you can hear it on some of the old acoustic versions from the 90s:
Beautiful angel
Pulled apart at birth
Limbless and helpless
I can’t even recognize you
I think you’re crazy, maybe
I will see you in the next life
oh god :(
ellystripes show me. o.o
Mario Viva There are a few versions on RUclips... Try searching Motion Picture Soundtrack acoustic or demo versions.
ellystripes I heard that version years ago. I might still have it.
+Kenneth Leverett My interpretation would be: he knew her before birth... Like, I think, an angel incarnates here on Earth, she meets this friend of hers from back somewhere on another plane - another of her kin incarnate on Earth - but the incarnation into human form changed her - she is given a flawed body or a flawed mind somehow, and he doesn't recognize her - she's very imperfect, a human, basically, with all the flaws, maybe she's physically ugly or something, she repulses him - or seems stupid in a way, say, she stutters or has some kind of mental ilness ..., or "crazy", like he sings, might mean she's fragile, she can't cope with the shit in life, or whatever, she just doesn't fit his ideal somehow and so he rejects her. Or something like that:)
Still can't believe he wrote this when he was 17 years old. Awesome!
no way
@@icehot900 he wrote it in the same day he wrote creep which is crazy
That moment when, after years of being aware of a song you've heard on an album you've played many times; you suddenly HEAR that song for the first time, and it hits you like a brick.
That was me not too long ago.
This literally just happened to me with this song. It's an amazing feeling.
inphanta understood : )
I'm really rediscovering kid A. Originally I only liked idioteque, but now this album is taking me on a journey.
In Westworld, right?
inphanta technically, that happened three years ago, haha! Love seeing comments like this. Love hearing that music from so long ago, was moving people three years ago, and still movin 'em today...
I think the feeling you get in this song is the same feeling you get when your soul transitions to its next life.
Yes of course, because that totally happens to dead people, right?
+sebi scheidegger well that's what he says in the end of the song
+sebi scheidegger you know what happens to people when they die? Do tell
You know this is played in the movie I Origins which is about reincarnation, right?
So it must be true
I wish this song was 3 hours long.
Yeah I think so
Same here
Me too so badly
I would say so, but maybe it wouldn’t have the same power
i thought it was my comment :) great song !!!
there is no other way that radiohead could've ended Kid A this song is absolutely perfect and it feels like the closing of a book on the perfect album.
I want to die to this song, every aspect of it sounds so beautiful I want to make sure it is the very last thing I hear before I die.
Borbs !!!! this!!!!!!
Playing this in my funeral.
It's so beautiful and sad, I'm bawling right now thinking about it. I hope I get a chance to fall in love before it comes
fr
The Charli XCX profile pic really adds to the power of this comment
Apparently Dave Matthews said of this album: 'There's a point on the album Kid A where I start feeling claustrophobic, stuck in a barbed-wire jungle, and then I suddenly fall out and I'm sitting by a pool with birds singing.' I remain convinced that moment is at 4:32 - it definitely sounds like a hidden paradise being discovered.
Love this
There is this album, it's full of electronica, uncoventional rhythms, cryptic lyrics and all this stuff and then there is this last track, more simple, Thom's voice is so close and I always get goosebumps... This is a masterpiece *-*
"I will see you in the next life"
Hits me like a truck everytime
I get chills every time I imagine listening to Kid A when it first came out...especially because it's after OK Computer, which is such a mind-blowing album, your expectation would be no matter how much you loved Radiohead, you would never imagine that they would release another album on the same level...and then Kid A..just..holy fuck. I remember the first I heard this album, I thought to myself "how the fuck can music be this good".
I understand you
In short, its all about the epic smooth transition.
Personally I think this is even better than OK Computer but that's just my opinion. Both are incredible tho
Ok computer represented a crisis to radiohead, like, they tought they cloudnt do anything better because the flag was too high to reach it now, because of this radiohead entered in a crisis, they didnt know what to write. Fortunadely the band didnt break , and thanks to Kid A, Radiohead is what is today.
This is the first Radiohead album I ever heard. They became my favorite band on that day and still are, and that was 20 years ago.
years of living with my abusive parent
and finally having moved out
finally being my own person
finally having no restrictions
no judgements
no sleepless nights knowing they will be there in the morning
finally free
and listening to this song makes me feel like i have blissfully made it.
wonderful how the same song is so hopeful for you and so utterly hopeless for me
@@bestof1506 what do you mean? It reminds me of my tortured childhood. It's bitter but sweet.
@@Chascoso well, you feel bliss when you listen to this. when i listen to it i am still stuck in a torture of my own and it drowns me in that hopelessness. All that said, I'm sorry you had to go through that, I know your pain, you deserve your freedom, so enjoy it, i don't know you so it's not my place to say i'm proud of you, but well done on moving out
@@bestof1506 thank you. I gather you are in a similar situation by your comment? Either way, you'll find sanctuary. I never ever thought I would. It felt so lost and meaningless. Just keep striving for freedom. Keep aiming for it and try to keep your head up for yourself.
You'll be fine. It sucks now but you will be fine.
@@bestof1506 I don't necessarily feel bliss from this song though. It's more like melancholy for the years wasted.
just belongs to another universe
+Sam Yorkee always! and for ever.
its just cut-up technique for the lyrics... cobain lennon and bowie also do it for lyrics... thom yorne did it for this whole album
Yorke perfected it like none other. But it's not just the lyrics. It's the everything.
+margharitta The lyrics for this song were before he did the "pull lyrics out of a hat" thing. This was written in about 1993, he started doing that after OK Computer.
Yes this song and How To Disappear Completely all the other songs from kid a were pull lyrics out of a hat
I'm not crying you're crying
I'm just making a lasagna... for one
bruh...we both crying
our atoms were together once.. we are crying
I dont cry I work out!!
You and me are crying, the guy who is reading this is craying too
Last month I lost my childhood dog, who I've had for nearly 10 years. The first time I listened to this song after her death, I cried uncontrollably for about an hour. The song didn't really click for me until I truly knew what grieving felt like. I've had distant family members die before and I remember them fondly, but this was something different. My dog was there for every high and low point since I was 8 years old, and at my lowest point in life, she passed away. This song really does feel like the final moments in your life before you take your last breath, and it really fucked me up once I made that connection. Thank you Radiohead for making such gorgeous and depressing music, it takes alot to make me cry nowadays and you did it with a single song.
I think you really got the meaning.
Also I recently lost my own soul mate furbaby. It's so much harder than anyone realizes. So sorry you had to go the that as well.
Good fella, it consolled me also. Fine Song
These violent delights have violent ends.
xrockthe40ozx that doesn't sound like much of anything to me...
The Reckoning has begun
Nice
that’s deep
zilan s Its a quote from the opening poem to Romeo and Juliet
To all the dreamers out there... to all the souls that feel this deep inside and see themselves melting into the universe , I feel myself connected to all of you throughout this song.
0:00 to 2:35 the soundtrack of your last minutes alive, when you realize how good your life was
2:36 the soundtrack of your peaceful death
4:18 to 5:08 the soundtrack when you awake in heaven and god appears next to you
I agree
The beauty of this track is its sense of pain and loss. Despite whatever it means, a loss of innocence, a death of a family member or a break-up between two lovers. I personally am vibing with the lover interpretation. The last line of seeing someone in the next life is indicative of a karmic connection, usually karmic connections are unstable and continuous if it feels like they did not fulfil their purpose behind the union. Thank you Radiohead for making this song so I can cry to it like a little baby when I am all alone in my house and no one can see me. Need to let it out somehow and this is helping.
:}
Agree :')
When the harps come in its pure bliss and I start smiling like an idiot. I love you Radiohead, thank you for continuing to make beautiful music.
The way you can hear the clacking of the organ’s pedal make it sound all the more so beautifully nostalgic
This song helps me get where I belong.
hell
Aaron Timm We share last names
for what your dirty mind is THIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
2:17-2:35 gets me everytime, so beautiful.
yes
It's like Sigur Ros and Radiohead formed together and made this beautiful piece.
Man please, this masterpiece comes first
Exactly what I was thinking! Jónsi and the gang were definitely influenced by this song for their songs like Vaka and Glósoli. Regardless, I’d still put the two bands equal in brilliance in my opinion.
I was so loving Fake Plastic Trees piano version on Westworld, when about 10 minutes later we get a Motion Picture Soundtrack violin version. With that combo, they could have spent the rest of the episode filming a tumbleweed blowing around, and it would still be a 10/10
One of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard...
Maximilian Bernard 💝
And King Crimson offers some beautiful music!
yeah man, and crimson court is also a masterpiece!
This is the only song that has ever made me cry.
Same here... Tugging at my heart strings
Same here
Same here
Same here
Also How to Dissapear Completely is cryworthy
I heard an instrumental version of this and it made me feel a certain emotion and ponder a very specific message. I then listened to the Radiohead version and read the lyrics - the song is about the same message and emotion I felt. Now that's musical talent.
WestWorld?
I didn't hear their version till later. I first heard a Jazz piano player's version: Armen Nalbandian.
look up the 1995 version if u haven't... really potent material, I don't even have the right words to describe it other than a religious experience.
it ends with these lyrics:
Beautiful angels.
Pulled apart at birth.
Helpless and limbless.
I can't even recognize you
...
I'm going crazy, maybe
TheJ00000hn Thank you. I'll check it out.
I was just going to ask this?
I love to read so much positive comments on this song...
Adel John the comments are totally soul destroying
This is inarguably the most beautiful and sad song ever made. I've fallen completely in love with Radiohead's work. Unbelievable.
Rest in peace Rachel Owen.
Thanks I Origins.
YASS
Arguably the most moving scene in any movie ever.
This is probably the most beautiful song in the world to me. It’s one of the only songs that gets me on the verge of tears every time I listen to it
Radiohead made so many powerful songs
@@walther2273 oh for sure, but this one is definitely the most powerful to me
I've never heard anything like this, the desolate lyrics and uplifting strings make for a very chilling effect.
faleri, if there's a miracle and u read this. i will never stop loving you
Faleri will read this. Best of luck, man
thanks maan
Faleri will fuck your mind soon, man. I hope she is gonna be your asia's next top model @falerijuni
Goodluck bro :)
Good luck, Ferriza!
For the first time I can say this unironically: play this at my funeral.
My opinion differs from everyone about what this song is about but there is no clear indication to what it could be. I believe that the women he loves sends him letters as some sort of romantic act. However he doesn't understand the purpose he knows its truly foolish. He tells her I think you're crazy and to wake up because it's all lies. He says sleeping pills and cheap sex because he doesn't find the light to his life and doesn't find the answers to his understanding, he doesn't feel satisfied, he feels disappointed. "Ill see you in the next life" means he hopes it's better in the next life. He just hopes for a better life that makes more sense. Romance, relationships, and life aren't truly represented like how they are in the movies, reality is sadly disappointing.
The way Thom conveys this feeling is just something no one else I believe could achieve.
"You have seven minutes left to live."
me; plays this
this is perfect because the song is about dying and id totally be okay dying while listening to the last minute of this song
VarXi - Adolecente Hipster/Poser Absolutely
@@doubledonut1141 what does this mean?
I was standing in the middle of a lake on a starry night and listening to this masterpiece just staring at the sky feeling so insignificant
This song sounds like slowly bleeding out in a dark alley, gradually feeling your body give out as you stare up at the stars above and find yourself smiling, though you don't know why.
Behind you, ambulance sirens sound off in the distance.
They're not there for you, though, and even if they were, they would not get there fast enough.
You think of your mother, your sister, their faces play through your dimming mind like degrading film stills. You can't for the life of you recall their voices.
The moon is so much brighter than you've ever seen it.
write a book or poetry or something please i’m begging you
god shut the fuck up this comment is absolutely insufferable
@@wolfie8890 well ok then
I love the details of this comment! I read it to my mom and told her this sounds like something I would write, and she thought it’s crazy you specifically said “Your mother and sister” it’s just me my mom and sister.
I love this song because the organ sound makes me feel like I'm in church during Christmas
I feel like Im literaly dying in the first verse and in the second I reach heaven
Amazing song, really, Radiohead is incredible.
When those harps start going, my heart literally stops; along with the rest of the world. His voice is that of an angel
I love Radiohead. This is what real art sounds like. No matter how many times I listen to this or any of their songs it blows my mind. They put raw human emotion into their music and that's what art is. You can feel it in your bones.
i love falling asleep to this whole album, especially when I've had a bit to much cough syrup for my "cold"
brus
rofl
bruh
I hope you are in a good place
Oh dear
i was so paranoid from being high as fuck last night, and the guy i kinda like held my hand and tried to calm me down. we later listened to "how to disappear completely" and he almost cried cause he was so worried. he told me to listen to this song because it's so beautiful and melancholic. i don't think he'll ever read this, but thank you. thank you so much.
Should’ve got his number fam
who the hell cuts all the onions in the world!?
Damn ninjas cutting onions.
Arguably one of the greatest songs ever written, by any band of the 21st Century... maybe even before the 20th Century.
GraditudevsRevenge have you really listened to enough music from both those centuries to make that assumption?
Tom C Probably not, it's just my opinion. To me this song and... well all of Kid A really is up there with some of the greatest albums ever made. Hands down.
Lol
first listened to this song a year ago, and found it again. whenever i listen to it, i feel like a lonely astronaut floating in space, surrounded by nothing. this song will forever be one of the most beautiful.
Another Radiohead song featured on Westworld.
third one right?
3rd time's a charm.... This was such a powerful way to use the song.
"It's not like the movie's... They fed us all little white lies"
yep no surprises surprised me dearly in the second episode, then fake plastic tress, now this... lovely.
Gintaras Sketerskas man I know rite! I had no idea they were even featured on the show in this way, I was so glad it didn't get spoiled for me. Very good show and the way they used the songs in the right parts was genius, especially this song such a great scene! I love RH
WOW ... i've just realised there is a minute silence, like you have a minute silence in respect for the dead ... coincidence maybe ...but knowing the genius of radiohead.... maybe not.
imitebwrong Wow!
Umitebwrong but i think umitebright
kid is dying ,mb
Pretty sure one of the band members said in an interview that there was music there but it fit better elsewhere in the album. He denies that it is meant to be interpreted in one way or the other, but says it's open to interpretation. For example: death, silence, rebirth.
One of those underappreciated songs that can't be out in a box. Always one of my favs.Just listened to the bit at 4:20 while staring at a candle in the dark and it was beautiful how the flickering seemed to sync up with the sound.
This. This is how you fucking end an album.
the connection i feel for you will never cease, we will always be together, until the end of time
This is one of the greatest moments in 21st century music, possibly one of the greatest albums of the 21st century
there isn't really any other song in Radiohead's repertoire with a similar sound to this one (dream-rock, shoegazey style). They should try it out again at some point!
Street Spirit?
no, shoegaze n dreamrock are far away
PunkyHipHopDude Street Spirit doesn't sound like this whatsoever.
This is not dream-rock or shoegaze... These Are My Twisted Words would be closest to any of those.
In Limbo (also from Kid A) seems more shoegaze-esque than this
This song will forever remind me of my first suicide attempt. Red wine and sleeping pills too. And then fucking awakening crying, knowing I had fucked this up too. Always makes me cry but makes me happy, knowing someone understands.
@Anushilan Dahal Meh, I'm kind of at the same spot but 13 years older, so not much better. Thank you though, it's tough for everyone. I hope life treats you well
This is actually my favorite song ever. I’ve never been able to pinpoint my favorite song but this is it.
in my opinion: this song, someone great by lcd soundsystem, and hurt by nin stand alone as the most equally devastating and beautiful pieces of music ever written
This song is the only song that I can think of when a ‘separation’ happened in my life. I’ve been playing this on repeat for hours and I still can’t get enough of it’s beauty. Radiohead have always helped me countless time when I’m managing my own coping mechanism. This song is one of them and it’s truly mesmerizing.
Fuck. That second verse. I always lose it.
How ironic. Is that a picture of Daniel Day Lewis in there will be blood? I listened to this song almost everyday after working 12 hour shifts on a drill rig hahhaha.
and probably even weirder; Johnny Greenwood, Radiohead's guitarist, wrote the score for that film.
Stop sending letters
Letters always get burned
It's not like the movies
They fed us all little white lies
"I *sadly* DRINK YOUR MILKSHAKE!"
Daniel Plainview - Should hear the third verse on the original acoustic bootleg version of this song if you haven't already; that could penetrate anybody, it's that powerful.
My girlfriend introduced me to this masterpiece. Today we had a bad argument. I miss her so much...
are you ok now?
U ok?
I keep falling over, passing out, when I see a face like you…
As I'm hearing it, I remember the last scene of I Origins. IT'S SO SAD :'C
Maria Jose Hernandez yes, me too
I cried that scene, and some others of that movie. But the fact that this song was there, teared my heart in pieces.
Goodbye chris chann...you changed my life forever and i wish you the best
Help me get back to your arms.
Currently pooping to this song and it's magical
yer a wizard harry
Mac Cavanah you guys.. hahahah
69th like
amazing
god himself wrote this comment
I cry to this song remembering someone that has passed away... hope i’ll meet one day my beloved, even if in another lifetime. I love you with everything that i have
coming out of seasonal depression, hearing that harp while warm sun rays hit me through a bush was pretty great
For me this song is about a person who you love, and she committed suicide and you want to follow her to the next life. In the end of the song during the silence, the character died and when it comes that kind of string section at the very end, the character found his beloved one in the after life.
Such a beautiful description, thank you.
almost cried there ;)
It's just the way i feel this song
Beautiful heisenburg, just beautiful.
why suicide
This amazing song sounds like all the saddest emotions you can feel for a lost love combined with the meaning of life...and the conection between the two. this is why this song is so beautiful from one hand, yet so hard to contain without having a knock down to the feelings.
This song hits me in emotions I didn't even know I had.
The intro, from 0:00 to 0:38, is one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard. Always loved this song, but this part is special to me.
Story:
All i need - weird fishes - motion picture soundtrack
A man is deeply in love with a woman but they have a poor relationship which affects his mental health. He suffers from depression and anxiety and starts wondering "why should he stay here" and trying to escape from life. He does hit the bottom and escape by committing suicide in the end
this is what you hear when you transcend into the next life
At first, I didn't like this song. Then I gave it another listen, and now I think it's one of the most beautiful songs Radiohead has ever done.
You may be gone, but I’ll never forget you. Goodbye, Chris Chann.
Reality hits when I hear the line, "they sold us on little white lies" how many lies have we been fed in the movies politics and religion. Yet, when we realize art imitates life I realize life is a lie and depression sets in.
Radiohead are my favourite band of all time, arguably. I had blocked this song out to help me get over someone. I honestly heard it again in my head after a vacuum cleaner started on the same note in work. I don't know how to feel now, aside from cheated and desperately sad.
Sorry, Kim. I hope it got better for you.
my favorite radiohead tune even though it twists my insides into a painful knot i can hardly stand
This song takes me back to a point in my life where I followed my heart and utterly humiliated myself to the point of looking and feeling totally crazy. I questioned my sanity maybe I had dreamed this whole romance up and it was unrequited all along. For a time, I would spend my time with people I didn’t really love…”cheap sex” and drinking _a lot_ “red wine” nevertheless the void persisted to get where I belong.
Once I heard the whimsical harp play, a satisfying sadness filled me. Despite looking crazy I was brave enough to be vulnerable and give it my all.
I will see you in the next life.
That 'I will see you in the next life' part always makes me emotional.
I guess this has similar vibe with daydreaming?
Could you imagine living all the years you have without hearing this?
I salute all of you who KNOW.
It's very sad to think of those who do not have the ability or wherewithal to hear this before they go.
Thanks guys.
" 'I just love the sound of harps, and the atmosphere we were trying to get was one of, you know, how the Disney films from the 1950s, where the colour fades slightly' " - Jonny describing the song and the feeling that Thom was trying to achieve.
source: citizeninsane
Repeat to yourself that they're not really gone
Time has proven that fooling yourself into believing a lie is the most effective way to deal with things you have no control over
Keep listening to the mixtapes they made you
Overanalyze every single word you hear
"Was this a sign that things were going wrong?"
No, no, you were the one that cared too hard, not them
Stay up every single night staring at your phone
Either attempting to gather up the courage to turn these demons, these constant reminders of your loneliness into nothing more than a bad dream
Or praying just for one second you could feel the warmth of equally returned love
Go out for coffee four times a week by yourself
Always bring your notebook, never stop writing
Leave little comics and thank you notes with your tip
Watch them smile as you get in your car
Talk down on yourself whenever possible
"My life is shit because I deserve it, right?"
You must have done something really bad;
It's nearly impossible for you to cry now
Avoid your friends for weeks even though they're the only sense of consistency you have left in your life
If they really wanted to see you they'd come, but they won't
Who cares?
Allow yourself to lose interest in the things you love
Watch as you begin to take a backseat to the world around you, don't fight it
Become a secondary character in your own motion picture
But most importantly drown every single one of your feelings in old stolen rum
Learn to love the taste of it dripping down your throat
Find comfort in the warmth coming from your stomach
You're drinking bottled love now
You don't need other people to drive away your loneliness
You just needed to find a way to talk to it
You don’t get many songs more beautiful than this. I always shed a tear when I hear this.
This is truly sad...
+Laís Duque is other mirror of this reallity.. sad reallity
But beautiful....
one of my absolute favorite songs of radiohead. i never was huge on Kid A until i listened to this song on its own, and then again as part of the whole album. i don't know, this song just changed the entire album for me. it's incredible.
This song is so creepy. The harp part gave me chills I wanted to cry. Radiohead is the best
It's like I'm transported into another universe listening to this song. It's an ethereal feeling. Wherever I am, as soon as this song comes on, time seems to slow down and things seem less important.
“don’t cry because it’s over… smile because it happened”
This and "Creep" are my self-destruction songs.
I LOVE how Westworld plays a lot of radiohead. No wonder why I like the show (loved the movies).
Tiffani I heard Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy are both huge Radiohead fans and felt the music adds a lot to the human factor of the ahow