Jane - Its A Fine Day - (Official Video, 1983)
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02 JANE its a fine day
PILLOWS & PRAYERS various
In December 1982 Cherry Red released a 17 track sampler album, selling for 99p, it entered the Independent Chart at no. 1, and in the chart for nearly a year selling 120,000 copies.
Two years later a film was released, shot and edited by Christopher Collins, it went on to recieve high acclaim, including winning the prize for best short film at the Italian film festival 1984
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This song is so relaxing, sunflowers are sprouting out of my eye sockets.
nice reference
HAGAHA
That perfectly sums it up CD
soc montances this song is morbid and anxiety inducing.
I guess it’s relaxing if you listen to the surface of the song....
soc montances It sounds like a horror theme.
My grandmother used to sing this to me when I was a little kid.
I sang this to her just before her death.
I will cherish this song forever.
That is really lovely but so sad. Bless you!
god bless your family
Lik dis if u cri evertim
God bless :(
why?
Amazing how a group turned this simple 80's piece into a worldwide club phenomenon
That's what I thought it was at the start. Was waiting for the beat to drop... for a while 🤣😂
I was today years old that I found out this is where Opus III and Orbital nicked this from.
I thought it was awful. This original version is so much better. Why can't dance music DJs leave other people's music alone and make their own music from scratch?
I heard this on the Arrow. :) Good song.
@@andyhinds542 maybe because electronic music is basically built on all sorts of remixes, processing, mashups and sampling?
"It's a Fine Day" by Edward Barton can be interpreted as a reflection on the impact of war on people's lives and the hope for a better future. The opening lines of the song describe people leaving their houses and enjoying a short walk, which could be seen as a celebration of freedom and liberation after the end of the war. However, the repetition of the lines about sitting in a field and remembering plans that never quite came to fruition suggests a sense of loss and longing for those who did not return from the war. The line "Rain or appointments or something" may allude to the numerous impediments, such as war, that can hinder us from accomplishing our desired goals and aspirations in life.
Despite the losses and difficulties caused by the war, the refrain "It's going to be a fine night tonight, It's going to be a fine day tomorrow" offers hope for a brighter future. The final line, "We will have salad," can be interpreted as a symbol of health and prosperity, a reminder that the simple pleasures of life will return after the trauma of war.
Overall, "It's a Fine Day" portrays a bittersweet mix of celebration and mourning, reflecting on the impact of war on people's lives. While the song acknowledges the challenges and obstacles that war can create, it also offers hope for a better future and a reminder that the simple pleasures of life will return. In this way, the song captures the complex emotions and experiences of those affected by war and offers a message of hope and resilience.
So beautiful. This track lives on in remixs in modern music. Hope people get this message accross or atleast listen to the orignal
A typical ChatGPT text.
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The only song in the universe that can be creepy and relaxing at the same time. Truly a masterpiece
This song is actually a poem by Edward Barton. Jane, the lady singing, was his girlfriend.
@@braniefanie4938 hello, I recognized this music from a terrible advertisement about napkins
Daddy (instrumental because actual song is too depressing to handle) is another
Oh my god this is EXACTLY how I feel!
Not true. Many other songs as well. Take a look how insidious used Tiptoe Through The Tulips and made it creepy in that one scene. Everything is about context. A baby’s lullaby? - Sweet and adorable. But at night in an empty house when you don’t have a child? - Creepy.
It's hard to imagine how often this sort of thing happened to ww2 veteran wives. So many women and children were left without fathers after the war and this song does a good job at portraying not only the toil and hardship of war that these men edured but also the hardships that their families faced.
Toast Busters song was created in 1983 and I can assure you it has nothing to do with dying soldiers and war. It’s was a poem written by fella who’s girlfriend turn it into a song, they recorded and released it independently in mid 80s. Later on was covered by numerous artist like ATB and Opus...
Any why people shouldn't make SCP-407 jokes in this section.
@@LitterShark maybe he interpreted it from the video, and even if he's wrong it's a good interpretation in my opinion.
Shut the fuck up I'm turning into a forest
True
What I think is amazing is that this is 100% all her voice. No auto-tune, no Music, just pure voice.
Agreed
😂 ever heard of jazz singers? 😂
i love this so much
I know, you just made a video on it. (Which I watched)
@@hw3283 true brother
it’s a banger
Yoooo
came after the vid
This song could easily come off as creepy and/or haunting, but it can also come off as soothing and beautiful. It depends on how it's used.
+Whitney Miller I imagine the fact that it was sued in an advert that many think is cursed doesn't help.
This disembodied version is super creepy, but the melodies and hooks are expert level. If you heard that melody ("it's a fine day.." and "it's going to be fine.." in particular) just once it would be stuck in your head. Maybe not the words, but the melody.
Whitney Miller soothing
Whitney Miller just like the scp video
It is sort of haunting, but not in a creepy way, it's just so... melancholic. I really like it.
From what I see in the music video she lost her husband to the war. She came back to a specific location with their son that held a lot of memory for her because she spent a day with her husband at this specific place. It was a good day for them from what her memory tells. I understand what that is like, when you are grieving and go back to a specific place just to feel the memories of what you lost because you would do anything just to have it all back again♥️
Denise much sad friend
So the damn kieenex commercial was the reason why it sounded creepy
and then turn into a forest
@@domored4404 -_-
That's not funny
@@rusek3725 do you watch scp?
This song turns 40 years old today. Still a classic with every remix.
Sitting in this field
I remember how _we were going to_
_Sit in this field_
_But never quite did. Rain, or appointments or something._
always makes me so sad, but grateful for what I have right now, in this moment. Don't forget to take it all in and appreciate what you have while its still here. Life moves too fast. This song is beautiful.
this is actually relaxing, and soothing but creepy for some
scuttle06 yos
Bruh I turned into a forest while listening to this...
Sly Baby Dragon I don’t get the reference? Everyone saying forest
@@deusrex6230 it's a reference to SCP-407.
Ardhia Agastya to what? XD
This song always moves me when I hear it, because it is so pretty. But damn, it leaves such a lingering, "uncanny valley" kind of feeling...
Couldn't have been described any better! Uncanny valley is the perfect word for this. So beautiful, yet just incomplete, it's haunting.
I showed this comment to my friend saying
"See he gets it
Uncanny valley does not apply only to robots"
I'm very sorry she* gets it
@@janguziak8406 Definitely! That feeling of "this isn't exactly right" applies to a lot of things!
This song is actually a poem by Edward Barton. Jane, the lady singing, was his girlfriend.
Love how oddly stream of conscious the lyrics are. It's like the singer is singing the first things that come to mind.
*We will have salad*
That's what makes this song so unique.....all songs should be like this..natural Vibes.
@@barakieldraco5440 lol
I heard this song in a creepy japanese advertisement of napkins, and only now listened to it in full, 4 years later.
Scaretheatre much lol
I lived there with that commercial 😂🎉
It almost gives the impression that there's nobody else in the world except for them
A father that never came back to his wife and baby son :(
Yep super sad
And shed cheating with the fuzz
My dad didn't come even tho i made a deal with the devil
So sad:'(
He turned into a tree
It has become a tradition to come to this masterpiece every once in a while
i hope you don’t forget
SAL?
The universe spoke through Jane . In1983 i was 20 yrs old. In Miami. Record shopping at Yesterday & Today Records. ( Thx you Richard ) My boyfriend Yoel became the mgr of the store 3 yrs later.
I just imagined this song playing in the background while everything is in chaos, idk why.
I just did and I love it 😈😍
@@ghayakreishan7731 True! X3
@ZeroTwo x2
same
It's definitely got that kind of vibe to it.
Her man went to war with his plane and never came back, it is a pure second world war veteran wife singing alone with her boy. R.I.P.
TranceMyDelivrance Thank you. Sad how many people don’t get this obvious meaning. War is hell.
Or it might be a widow inviting other men over for em to toss her salad.
that white building is an empty military outpost barracks, implying the veterans never came back; they all died at war.
@mono the end of the song does say "we will have salad" so that theory of his does make sense
This song is gorgeous, yet chilling at the same time. The lack of background instruments or voices gives the singer a true sense of isolation. It forces us to listen to her voice, and is a deep reminder of how alone we could be someday
❤😢
if i wake up at 3 am and heard this song playing somewhere, it aint going to be a fine day
This song is both creepy and beautiful at the same time. And is full of some sort of pain... I can even tell why I feel all these emotions at the same time.
This song is actually a poem by Edward Barton. Jane, the lady singing, was his girlfriend.
The meaning of the song mades me cry😢
Just wondering (and to confirm what I think it means) what is the song about? I'd love to hear your input :)
@@wolfiewolfdufrane I think it's a mother with a child reminiscing about the father which died in WWII.
Pretty ironic that i saw this comment months before WWIII.
@@Jann75 wwIII?
@@Trev612 world war 3
Gamin Kawaii more like WWZ now
Amazing Trance tracks came from this! Forever thankful! 0:49 Especially! Opus III, Miss jane, you name it! 🙏
The image of hopefulness and dread are conveyed so well
“We will have salad” such a double meaning. Finding the hope in not having enough
Ever since I heard this song as a child I said to myself "she has quite the most beautiful voice I've ever heard". It's still true
This makes me sad and depressed for some reason
Same
same
I always tear up to this whenever I listen to this
+Display_Name the message is good. Maybe the melody is so sad. It's like someone trying to convince themself that everything will be all right even though their whole world is falling apart at the seams.
Yes i already watch it
i dont think ive ever heard this before but it sounds so familiar and its giving me a really weird feeling
kleenex?
@@doggo7408 i know what you talking about don't make me think more of that horrible ad
Scp 407
maybe the few remix there have about this song ?
Travis L you’re probably turning into a forest
Gives this song a whole new meaning to what I was used to hearing it. Love to see and know the true original to lullaby to a young boy who lost his father from his widowed mother.
This song is so more disturbing especially during quarantine like when it says “it’s a fine day people open windows they leave there houses just for a short while” uuh it gives me chills
Now this song just relates to everyone during this Pandemic.
@Isaiah Comfort
Dude it's January 27 2021 western Canada has been pretty much on lockdown in one way or another for the last year, dunno where in the world you are but masks are mandatory everywhere here you cannot travel you're not allowed to leave your house for the last 4 months, visiting with two friends makes you feel like you're doing something illegal because you are and you got to worry about where you're going to park and who's going to see you going into the house,, and it's not the first time,, I found myself gravitating to this song, the atb version recently just to get over the overwhelming depression and then I realized that there was an original song and I am literally sick to my stomach watching this video it is the most horrific terrifying haunting thing I have ever seen.
@@moocyfarus8549 I mean, it's just a beautiful song about someone losing their husband to the war. Nothing to be scared of.
100th like
@Missing 411 I can assure you it doesnt
I was just watching that old 1986 Japanese Kleenex ad with this song in the background. Then I saw this. I love it when my musical worlds collide. Love you Cherry Red!
this is truly a beautiful song. I love this song. simple, yet eerily stunning.
lord i hate reading my old comments
No.
@@mityahubenkeshet yes
@@shuk0rina444 Lol.
Idk why I laughed so hard at the sentence
"lord I Hate reading my old comments"
quit posting, then.
The kind of music you listen to and wonder, JESUS what am i listening to??’ Yet i cant stop listening to it.
I feel myself so sad about this song. I wanna cry.
wow, my first time hearing the original version of this song.
+OpenTheDoorGetOnTheFloorEverybodyWalkTheDinosaur original?
who made a version of this?
+Matterwar
There are a ton of (bad) versions
+Matterwar opus III its a fine day
+OpenTheDoorGetOnTheFloorEverybodyWalkTheDinosaur same here :-)
+OpenTheDoorGetOnTheFloorEverybodyWalkTheDinosaur Opus II made a version of this, and later in 1999 Miss Jane did another remix
bruh imagine if you wrote a song about veteran wives becoming widows and people use it for an scp and a cursed kleenex commercial
Edit: I made this comment in middle school how are people still here
It was an early rave music in 1991, but with totally positive sound... It's strange how things are reintroduced, but original meaning forgotten.
Eurythmics - 17again, was repurposed in similar manner.
@@shumeister1059 This is a common theme from the 90s - weird / creepy samples being repurposed ( or worked into ) something fun and joyful. government LSD tests, religious rants, anti-drug commercials, etc. I agree its fascinating how context defines meaning.
@@heavymod9476 I enjoy the positive sounds, but I wonder about the ethics of diminishing the original message.
@@shumeister1059 It's artistic expression - I don't personally have any ethical issues with it
Kirsty Hawkshaw Fine Day
this song made mushrooms and flowers grow on my skin but it's still soothing.
8/10
*"N O W W E W I L L E A T S A L A D"*
now i understand why people say this is the song of scp-407
Nom nom
** "W E W I L L H A V E S A L A D"
Ok?
Ok good I'm not the only one who found that funny
It's a fine day
People open windows
They leave their houses
Just for a short while
They walk by the grass
And they look at the grass
They look at the sky
It's going to be a fine night tonite
It's going to be a fine day tomorrow
[Humming]
Sitting in this field
I remember how we were going to sit in his field
But never quite did
Rain or appointments or something
Sitting in this field
I remember how we were going to sit in his field
But never quite did
Rain or appointments or something
Rain or appointments
[Humming]
It's a fine day
People open windows
They leave their houses
Just for a short while
They walk by the grass
And they look at the grass
They look at the sky
It's going to be a fine night tonite
It's going to be a fine day tomorrow
[Humming]
It's a fine day
People open windows
They leave their houses
Just for a short while
They walk by the grass
And they look at the grass
They look at the sky
It's going to be a fine night tonite
It's going to be a fine day tomorrow
[Humming]
Sitting in this field
I remember how we were going to sit in his field
But never quite did
Rain or appointments or something
Sitting in this field
I remember how we were going to sit in his field
But never quite did
Rain or appointments or something
Rain or appointments
[Humming]
It's a fine day
People open windows
They leave their houses
Just for a short while
They walk by the grass
And they look at the grass
They look at the sky
It's going to be a fine night tonite
It's going to be a fine day tomorrow
It's a fine day
People open windows
They leave their houses
Just for a short while
They walk by the grass
And they look at the grass
They look at the sky
It's going to be a fine night tonite
It's going to be a fine day tomorrow
[Humming]
Sitting in this field
I remember how we were going to sit in his field
But never quite did
Rain or appointments or something
Sitting in this field
I remember how we were going to sit in his field
But never quite did
Rain or appointments or something
Rain or appointments
It's a fine day
People open windows
They leave their houses
Just for a short while
They walk by the grass
And they look at the grass
They look at the sky
It's going to be a fine night tonite
It's going to be a fine day tomorrow
[Humming]
Sitting in this field
I remember how we were going to sit in his field
But never quite did
Rain or appointments or something
Sitting in this field
I remember how we were going to sit in his field
But never quite did
Rain or appointments or something
Rain or appointments
[Humming]
It's a fine day
People open windows
They leave their houses
Just for a short while
They walk by the grass
And they look at the grass
They look at the sky
It's going to be a fine night tonite
It's going to be a fine day tomorrow
We will have salad
Strawberry takut masam Pulak..
Very beautiful and calming. Whenever I find myself over-thinking or having a troubled mind this song quiets the bad thoughts down. Anyone else?
This song is actually a poem by Edward Barton. Jane, the lady singing, was his girlfriend.
Her voice is so sweet, so pure and relaxing.
This is such an interesting song. I've listened to many remixes of this song before but didn't quite expect this. This song makes me feel a sense of sadness, like this song tries to capture an attempt at happiness in a sad atmosphere. Another thing is the way it sounds. I expect there to be more sung after every line, yet it stops before that happens.
Yeah. I feel like it's about a story of a mother, child, and father, who had planned on spending a nice time all together, everything's planned out to be perfect, but something horrible happens.
The planes and style of everything really stood out, I think it might be possible that it's a story about a family's time together cut short by some kind of mid-war bombing run or something.
Oh god, I'm three years late.
This is the original.
Only half a year late this time. Here is the short version:
Single mother takes her son on a walk, while remembering the past.
How her husband gave his son the toy car he now rides in as a suprise gift, before he went to war, before he never came back. And so she takes their son to the field they wanted to go to when he was still alive, but kept postponing for reason upon reasons. But live goes on and it's going to be a fine night tonight isn't it?
I feel exactly the same way.
The father leaves for the war as he’s in a Royal Air Force uniform and his plane doesn’t come back and she seems to regret not spending more time together?
I was impressed the first time. I bought the single. John Peel played it to me.
It's sad that so many people are freaked out by this song, I think it's relaxing
same
I think it's the combination of the singing that's out of tune in many places combined with the 1940s backdrop and the lack of background music.
It's also in a minor key, which is often used for sad or eerie music
Alex Cantrell I guess I find sadder music relaxing then cx
Pluendi it is because of that damn Kleenex commercial
This makes me think of my Great grandparents and grandmother. My grandfather was a merchant seamen who died when his ship was sunk by a U boat in WW1.
At the time of his death, my great grandmother had only recently given birth to my grandmother. Sadly, he never got to meet his daughter.
*They walk by the grass, and they look at the grass*. . . . We wiLl hAvE sAlAd.*
😂😂
Yeah that salad part threw me off
I can’t get this song out of my head, I always can respect women that have a beautiful voice
Wow. The Opus III version that became a hit worldwide doesn't have one ounce of the depth this original version has, it's incredible. Not to minimize the fact they made the song popular, but this is something completely different, it's a whole different level of art. And it's extraordinarily moving.
And yet it's... also simpler... you know you did something right when you can make that big of an impact by something extremely simple.
@@minacapella8319 Exactly!
Both great in their own right i'd say. This version during the week and the Opus III version for the weekends 😁
@@PgTrAxX Yeah, that could work! 😁
@@lucyd75 haha it should 😄 Didn't expect you commenting after a 3 year old comment but glad you did and positive. Positive vibes always! ;)
Wow! I've never known the original version of this song until today. I've only known Opus III's 1992 cover that is of course much more bumping. The original mix is mainly ONE voice alone: it is acapella, what makes lyrics & their tragic background bring out. Moving & beautiful.
Have you ever heard “Halcyon On + On” by Orbital? They use samples from this and Opus III’s “It’s A Fine Day”
I remember this song coming on while I was driving through fields on my way to work early in the morning. Scared the hell out of me.
How the fuck is this song scary to u?
@@itsafineday7220 its really scary. Maybe watching the kleenex commercial would help
@@nomic499 no the commercial maybe is scary but not the song.
Maybe it’s just eerie? I can imagine it and it is rather creepy.. this song is rather lovely on its own though
It’s scary because of the meaning and the eerieness
This song fills me with a crushing sadness every time I hear it, truly a beautiful tune.
@Am Duck HAHAH
10% of comments: my mom used to sing this to me.
100% of comments: SCP-407
1000% of comments: SaLaD
You deserve a like for that one
And 10% Cursed Kleenex commercial
Salllllaaaaaaddddddd
To be honest, this is one of the comments that cracked me up today.
*Not how percentages work buddy*
This voice, so beautiful... I feel hypnotized. Sing me a lullaby
Hadn't heard this since it first came out and it's bitter sweetness is just as fresh, sends shivers down ya......
It's a Fine Day: *exist*
Kleenex and SCP community: "Hoppity Hoppity, this is now my property."
[REDACTED]
Lol
XD
😂😂😂😂
Don't make me think about that Kleenex thing ever again
Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable
So this what would later be a club classic later on. Soft, melodic, mysterious and iconic.
Please make it stop, I'm turning into a forest.
christ i hope this isn't permanent.
L0rd bung
Oh my g-
LOl
@@Asintar heh am i the only one who gets this
It’s amazing to learn the context of something that i’ve come to enjoy as one of my favourite samples in the electronic music world. She created something really iconic
This song is so bitter sweet, i feel like she's singing to her son though he originally doesn't understand the meaning of her words, shes just remembering and all she has left are memories, dreams of what could be, shes barely holding on yet her son is the only thing she has left
I adored this song, as a club remix, blissfully unaware of what it was about........... My heart is broken and I don't think I'll ever hear any remix of this song quite the same, ever again.
I loved this when I first heard it back in 80 s It has always made me cry It speaks to me of love,l loss loneliness and the devastation that is caused by war and it's aftermath.
I feel like her song was way beyond her time, now we have music just like hers in this year
I felt overwhelmingly sad listening to it, but it is still very beautiful. Regardless of the stupid myths.
True
bbomg02 what myths?
@@jacobuponthestone9093 some bullshit about this song turning people into a Forest or this old Kleenex commercial that uses this song where people think its cursed
Pinball is fun the forest thing is from a youtube animation called Containment. it’s based off a story that just describes the song as acapella and not being of any real language
@@andrewcalcagno8272 Thats just a creepy pasta lmao.
One of the great things about the 80s was that it could have so much music that came from the past and also music that was of the future.
i cant listen to this without thinking of john peel, still greatly missed. he brought so much great music to our attention. i would never have heard of this without him
My mom used to sing me this i am never forgetting this 😢
Her voice is beautiful
Wychowany na przeróbkach (klasykach) z lat 90 dziś odnalazłem oryginał. Aż mi się łza w oku zakręciła... dzieciństwo, wspomnienia... ehh. Dziś tego nie ma.
خاطر تعرفون اضرار الحرب الذي قمتم به في بلادنا العربيه و عدم الاكتراث له
اسال الله العظيم أن يجعل حياتكم من غير بركه
I feel like grass growing in my lungs and stomach, but this song is so calm and pleasant.
My skin start to itch for some reason.
STOP LISTEN IT
ah shit we got beats
He's not responding. I have a bad fillings.
@@14urteen41 me too, me too.
U 2? (●□●)
Kleenex cursed me. I am now obsessed with this song. wow. such curse. much goosebumps.
Спасибо что загрузили это достояние на ютуб. Это видео - это история одной песни, которая еще не стала Trance и Electronic. После прослушивания Miss Jane - It´s A Fine Day (Live) 1998 года, эта версия воспринимается совершенно иначе. Уникальный опыт поиска информации в интернете, а ведь всё началось с банального поиска видео про интересные факты, где один автор вставил в начало музыкальный клип с этой песней в лайф испонении 1998 года, а я бы мог его просто пропустить, как это делал на раньше с другими клипами, но тут что-то во мне пробудилось, что я решил послушать, и дослушал до конца. А сейчас я занимаюсь его поиском. Это так захватывающе!
it's a fine day
people open windows
they leave their houses
just for a short while
they walk by the grass
and they look at the grass
and they look at the sky
it's going to be a fine night tonight
it's going to be a fine day tomorrow
sitting in this field
i remember how
we were going to sit in this field
but never quite did
rain or appointments (or something)
it's a fine day
people open windows
they leave their houses
just for a short while
they walk by the grass
and they look at the grass
and they look at the sky
it's going to be a fine night tonight
it's going to be a fine day tomorrow
we will have salad
SaLaD
I thought the last part was a joke, but it not.
KLEENEXX TISCUDESS
(used in the cursed kleenex commercial in 1980's)
@@itsthegirl342 lol
I will have salad tonight
SCP-407 "The song of genesis". People say if you listen to this song you yourself with become "one with the forest"...literally..
hummm, CONFINEMENT: Ep 2 The Singing Forest?
i see you every where
I don't think I have much time to live because I feel like Connor in confinement episode 2
Yos
Wait whos Genesis tho?
Why didn’t this turn me into a forest
Because you had the jaded ring on man
Something so alluring about her voice
its a fine day
people open windows
they leave their houses
just for a short while
they walk by the grass
they look at the grass
they look at the sky
its going to be a fine night tonight
its going to be a fine day tomorrow
Okay the lyrics are keep confusing me
But you forgot that S A L A D ! ! !
no seriously though this song is really sad when you listen to it.😥
jesus christ please stop im turning into a forest
@@yprfigth2636 Don't worry, it's not permanent.
The singer is in denial as she lost someone, that's why they where going to be together "but never quite did"
wow, I love finding the originals ! thanks for the post.
I'm feeling nostalgic for those old videos about a cursed Klenix commercial all over again.
These vocals were used in so many songs its impossible to count them. What a legendary vocals to sample
My god....this song is so dreamy ,,, 🧘🏼♀️🎶
i remember hearing this song in one of those "creepy ads" videos and it was in a tissue ad
Anyone here in 2024?
Me
this hits deep especially being a pilot
Yeah. y not?
here i am
Its unique how this song dosent have any music,just charming singing
Uh oka--
*Turns into a forest*
Hey umm that bloody scp computer found out how to get UA-cam and got into my account somehow umm also.. I found a level 2 Key card in the cafeteria on the table is it you’re card mate?
Ch Kai ok mate see me outside of brights office tomorrow
Oh, Hey 035, How've you been?
@Rosalyn Kastner scp 407
Christ, I hope this isn't permanent.
“YOU CANT HAVE MY BABIES”
“Ok you can have one baby”
😂
*CONNER*
Ejian Uy Mom of the year
Meep meep meep meep
Beautiful ☻
it's beautiful, but something about this song gives me goosebumps
We will have salad.
+Mystery History exactly... like WTF? Like listening an incoherent text of a mad person. Creepy af.
Definitely the most interesting and questionable part of the poem.
The first stanza is just filled with observations,
"People open windows
They leave their houses
Just for a short while
They walk by the grass
And they look at the grass
They look at the sky",
you just get a real sense of contemplation. The "short while" bit is very thought-provoking to me. It suggests that they're maybe not so comfortable outside, the people, that is. They look at the natural forms around them, and that's all we're told - nothing else.
And then of course,
"It's going to be a fine night, tonight
It's going to be a fine day, tomorrow",
just the latent optimism and execution of those lines tells me that they're somewhat ironic and possibly sarcastic. Whatever's outside their houses is affecting them, to the extent of which they need to tell themselves that it's going to be a fine day/night. It could possibly be sincere, but I don't see it that way.
"Sitting in this field
I remember how we were going to sit in this field
But never quite did",
the passing of time is evident in these lines. Something interfered with this person's dreams. It could be directed towards a dead person, or someone who left. The more creepy conclusion is that you can say she's talking to herself; the things in life she thought she'd do but never got a chance to.
"Rain or appointments or something
Rain or appointments",
it's either one or the other which interfered. Rain is apparently not a favourite weather of hers, and appointments, well... that couldn't be any more enigmatic than it really sounds.
And finally, the last line of the last, repeated stanza,
"We will have salad",
I thought Renee put it really well. The incoherence of this line changes the tone of everything you've already heard. "We will" is the magic formula of this poem. The theme is particularly concerned with the present and the past, and then suddenly we get a line which is future-tense. Salad is irrelevant, as far as I'm aware, it's just the fact that the future suddenly appears before us. Very strange.
+Parched Pinemarten that is a very good interpretation of what the song is about. well, put!
Salad in itself is not important indeed but next to the future-tense which breaks the tension of the song, it also brings us back from nostalgia to practical habits. From a wish of emotional fulfillment to an ordinary family situation. Also, if the video is meant to give the extra information, it is about the possible fear of losing a loved one and this ordinary family habit becomes quite special expressing the hope of a time together forever :)
I think your explanation is terrific, couldn't have analysed it better! I do believe so, it is lacking the emotional content which is what we're all feeling all along.
Laurens Woltermann Thanks for the contribution and the compliment!
I can see the nostalgia in the line, makes sense to me. If the video says anything, then it does indeed say what you describe (though I personally prefer the ambiguity).
this song is a masterpiece
First time I heard this, is when my local radio station was broadcasting live from a club. They had beats to it, I didn't know this was just vocals.
I sing this in a shallow flower field. Filled with a embrace of cold and autumn breeze
**itches shoulder**
Oh shi-
**turns into forest**
Respawns as a tree
christ i hope this isnt permanent-
The weird part is that this song actually makes me itchy
"Growing some buddha shit right here."
@@squidyy2k excuse me what
The only thing I could see as unsettling is the complete lack of other sounds in this song, not even instruments. Otherwise it sounds like a song full of hope for a good day, a better tomorrow and that they had enjoyed yesterday as much as possible.
There's wind on the song.
@@crose7412 ambient noise does kinda count as an instrument but it's still ambient noise
This song is actually a poem by Edward Barton. Jane, the lady singing, was his girlfriend.
For me it gives a feeling of "everything is fine, but something is missing" which kinda goes along with the feeling of living in peace in the wake of the great sacrifices of war.
Who else was waiting for the beat to drop until they realized it ain't that one? Still, massive respect for the original song.
I could probably open the spirit realm with this. Truly haunting