If a child receives no love they will end up a "monster". I could go on and on but Steinbeck does a much better job of explaining his theory so go check it out. I did write the majority of this song but bridges of songs are Dia's specialty so the insertion of that lyric happens to come from her.
Hanna is an actual real live person who we have known since before we created this band. So we used her name. This didn't actually happen to Hannah! Monster is what happens to people who don't have the love and attention needed to nourish a soul. Illegitimate children never receive that love. Such a pity! It's about a person giving up on life and feeling like they have nothing left.
I think that every person reaches this point at some time or another. I felt like this a lot when I first moved out and went to college. I kind of forshadows some suicidal tendencies but it's not meant to be depressing.
Hopefully it was meant to be uplifting. The chorus urges the individual to fight for life and anything worth living for.
When I was growing up my best friend and I lived right next to each other. The vocals in the demo had a ton of echo on them because of the bathroom walls. Do you have any pre-performance rituals or lucky items that you always wear to perform? M: I always check to make sure my shoelaces are tied at least four or five times. D: All five of us always do a chant before we go onstage, but I don't think it will be appropriate to put in print.
As far as lucky items go, I haven't found any that work. I could sure use some luck out there, especially with my nerves. I wanted to fit in. I wanted to be like people around me.
I think Meg and I were seriously the only Korean-American girls in our school. We call ourselves the Seoul Sisters now — a lot of our childhood was hiding who we are, so it feels good to finally really be ourselves.
Related Shows. Back to Events. What if he knows how I struggle And he doesn't want to stay? What if our kids look like me and not like him? What if our parents decide that they're not interested in Family holidays or clarinet recitals?
What if there's earthquake and One of us goes? I can't let him Be hurt like this anymore What if I walk down the aisle And he's crying beautiful tears? What if he vowed to never let go And he never did? What if he's the best dad that you ever saw?
What if he teaches our kids to love baseball? What if he's exactly who I think he is - or even more? What if he holds me in his arms still when we're ninety years old?
What if we don't fall out of love Or we do and we fall back in? What if our songs write themselves together?
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