These song lyrics reference Joni Mitchell's "Furry Sings the Blues," Tori Amos being done wrong by the justice system in a sexual assault case, Marilyn Monroe overdosing, and Nina Simone's musical career suffering because of her civil rights activism. This is an incredible, sympathetic, and reverent ode to the women who paved the way for trailblazers like Annie to conquer the world, and it's gorgeous. ♡
To me, this song is about how St. Vincent views her idols as much stronger than herself, and having to put up with far greater obstacles. She’s not honest. She’s not a survivor. She’s just a “benzo beauty queen.” Of course, I don’t share the same view (I ❤️ St. Vincent,) but she’s being typically sardonic and self-effacing. She’s saying even the fact that she’s a role model is a sign that the world is ending. But as the song closes, the voices of these great, female figures are encouraging her not to sink into despondency. So what if the world is ending? It’s just the melting of the sun.
I agree with a lot of this, but I’m not sure she’s talking about the literal end of the world. It’s obvious she’s aware of the cult that’s built up around her, that she’s some sort of “sun” idol. The melting is another metamorphosis she’s going through, a new persona she’s adopted for this phase of her career. She gets just as much pleasure from the varied reactions of her adherents to these transformations as she gets from creating them in the first place. I admit I wasn’t a huge fan of her last record; I know folks who hated the self-titled album and wished she’d go back to being the cute and cloying performer who’d interact with her audiences directly. I don’t know; this comment might be some self-delusional bullshit, but I like it, and no who matters in my life will ever read it.
@@andrewraymond3657 I like your interpretation. After a few days thinking the song over, I agree that St. Vincent may be the sun herself, as implied in the video. It’s “melting” is about her own self-destruction, rather than the actual end of the world. I think the pandemic was influencing my perspective. It also explains why the apparent suicide of “Jane” in Malibu opens the song. It’s a warning sign that she doesn’t heed. Celebrity is destructive. I think you picked up on the fact that she’s not watching the sun herself, she’s watching us watch it, which would suggest it is herself as well. I’ve been a fan of St. Vincent since Marry Me and found each album better than the last. I love that we can analyze her lyrics endlessly. Can’t wait for the new one.
This is a good read, but I take the line "melting of the sun" somewhat differently. I think "the melting of the sun" here represents the imminent end to a long era of oppressive patriarchy that unjustly weighed upon all the women in this song. St. Vincent, to a certain degree, "missed that party." She "heard the gun" but was "slow to run." To remark that "St. Joni ain't no phony," implies that St. Vincent see herself as something of a phony, someone who "never cried" but instead "lied" to spare herself that same suffering. The sun is what humanity's understanding of our existence literally revolves around. That heliocentrism is analogous to our own patriarchal society where men have long been at the centre of everything. Thus, the melting of the sun represents not the literal end of the world, but the end of a particular societal worldview. St. Vincent wants to experience the catharsis of being able to watch her idols witness that age come to an end, because she believes they are the ones who have truly earned that honour, not some "benzo beauty queen."
people always talk abt the character John/johnny reoccuring throughout st. vincent's discog, but i just wanna point out she's also alluded to marilyn monroe in 3 songs so far (surgeon, los ageless, this song) & i think thats really cool!
I'm 57, I've heard of St. Vincent but couldn't tell you the name of one of their songs. I've now heard at least 3 off this album I'm not likely to forget in a long time. I'm stunned by the level of skill and talent displayed on this album.
@@lolavazquez4204 jimi hendrix (the Black man who basically invented rock) has a lot of psychedelic songs. the beatles, pink floyd, prince, david bowie all had some psychedelic stuff too.
When Pay Your Way In Pain dropped last month, my first thought- and comment, still on here- was Y Kant St. Vincent Read? (It's nice to find my Tribe's thread on here- I feel Seen.)
talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, show stopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique, completely not ever been done before, unafraid to reference or not reference, put it in a blender, shit on it, vomit on it, eat it, give birth to it
A comatose-state of listening. Such chill vibes. An instant classic and homage to the 70’s era/female icons. The sound we didn’t expect but all needed. You are an exceptional artist. Thank you, Annie 🙏❤️.
I think it's her approach to production what makes it jarring, precisely, that first listen. Afterwards, the same production techniques are the ones that keep you coming back to it, because there's so much to squeeze out of it. Annie and Jack Antonoff applied the same modus for Masseduction, but they seem to have improved it for Daddy's Home, so this album's gonna be a blast.
@@SergioAllIndie that ain't it. the lowest-end tracks on masseduction are the ones antonoff got his hands on, making for easily her worst record (which is still good by a lot of other musicians' standards, but still...) and from what i can tell he had nothing to do w/ this one...
I met her after one of her shows on her Actor tour, maybe around 2009/2010? She was just chilling in the lobby after the show, and there were just a handful of people there, everyone else had left. So we got to talk to her for a while-really fun conversation- she's awesome.
presented in 4:3 to annoy everyone more like it. and the real kicker is that the video is actually in 16:9 but letterboxed with black bars. not to mention this music is stolen from black artists that existed 50 years ago. you really think this pop product has artistic integrity?
@@st20332 the entire sound. go listen to some funk, motown and rock music from the 50s/60s/70s. all of those genres were invented by black artists in case you didn't know, and were completly shunned by mainstream record companies until white people got into it.
[Verse 1] So sorry, missed the party Hello, on the dark side of the moon Jane lost it, crashed her Corvette Ran into the tide in Malibu [Pre-Chorus] And we all heard the gun But I was slow to run [Chorus] It's just the melting of the sun (It's just the sun) I wanna watch you watch it burn (So watch it burn) [Verse 2] Saint Joni ain't no phony Smoking Reds where Furry sang the blues My Marilyn shot her heroin "Hell," she said, "It's better than abuse" [Pre-Chorus] So who am I tryna be? A benzo beauty queen? [Chorus] It's just the melting of the sun (It's just the sun) I wanna watch you watch it burn (So watch it burn) We always knew this day would come (The day has come) It's just the melting of the sun (Sun, sun, sun) [Bridge] Brave Tori told her story Police said they couldn't catch the man And proud Nina got subpoenaed Singing, "Mississippi, good goddamn" But me, I never cried To tell the truth, I lied [Outro] Girl, the world's spinning 'round Spinning down and out of time Girl, you can't give in now When you're down, down and out Girl, the world's spinning 'round Spinning down and out of time Girl, you can't give in now When you're down, down and out genius.com/St-vincent-the-melting-of-the-sun-lyrics
I never knew I needed a Schoolhouse Rock!-style music video from St. Vincent dedicated to the trailblazing female icons that came before her. This is pure fucking art from the heart.
Hey I just did a school project where I had to choose a song to analyze and I chose this one. Wish me luck I had to make a power point and I have to present Thursday and I hate presenting lol.
Immaculate Nu-70's-Glam-Rock sound and aesthetic. It's like Annie already knew I have a secret obsession with T. Rex a la Tanx and elaborate performance art. Already pre-ordered the vinyl. I couldn't help myself!
In response to something someone else posted but needs a fuller airing outside that thread; I’m not sure she’s talking about the literal end of the world. It’s obvious she’s aware of the cult that’s built up around her, that she’s some sort of “sun” idol. The melting is another metamorphosis she’s going through, a new persona she’s adopted for this phase of her career. She gets just as much pleasure to the varied reactions of her adherents to these transformations as she gets from creating them in the first place. I admit I wasn’t a huge fan of her last record; I know folks who hated the self-titled album and wished she’d go back to being the cute and cloying performer who’d interact with her audiences directly. I don’t know; this comment might be some self-delusional bullshit, but I like it, and no who matters in my life will ever read it.
This whole album is just the absolute best thing I’ve heard maybe ever. Since March of 2020 it’s like I’ve been waiting for something really good to come along to alleviate all the covid related and political strife of the last year and THIS is the record. It’s like being on really good drugs except it’s healthy for you.
@Sony what exactly is the issue that you find with this music?? I find it quite interesting and refreshing Compared to what's being released these days
S.V., Brilliant...is the first descriptive word that comes to mind. Over the years I've listened to your music, that word lacks the depth on how amazing your song writing skills are. I'm confident in saying when all is said and done you will be among the greatest of all time. Thank you. Peace....
Ms. Clark, I don't know if you read these comments, but I want you to know I have been a metal head/rock/hard rock consumer of music my entire life. And I love your music. The vibe, the rebellion the taste of Hendrix in your playing and your almost Prince feel to your sound. I am just now getting into your material more and more and the creativity is so new and fresh to me. Thank you. It's been a long hard year but I found something to put me into a different change of mind. Bravo. Keep kicking ass!
These song lyrics reference Joni Mitchell's "Furry Sings the Blues," Tori Amos being done wrong by the justice system in a sexual assault case, Marilyn Monroe overdosing, and Nina Simone's musical career suffering because of her civil rights activism. This is an incredible, sympathetic, and reverent ode to the women who paved the way for trailblazers like Annie to conquer the world, and it's gorgeous. ♡
Don't think it's Jayne Mansfield, she didn't die in Malibu or in a corvette
Word, miss Ann
she's a furry???
@@bluehawk232 I think it might be poetic license.
Thank you for spelling it out for me. I'm in awe 😀
Can we all appreciate how good Annie's background singers are? ♥️
The world needs more backup singers
20 feet from stardom
Yes!!!!
I love them. It reminds me of when Laura Nyro had Labelle sing “back up” on Gonna Take A Mirracle. They are better show cased on the SNL performances.
Pretty sure you've got a choir of Annies back there. On the records she does most of the singing on her own.
Live it is a different story of course.
"but me, I never cried. To tell the truth, I lied," fucking kills me.
why? its a cliche bad bitch trope that's been in music for 100s of years. you obviously don't listen to much outside of the mainstream.
@@ps5hasnogames55 Mate, please get a hobby. This is embarrassing. Do your family know this is what you're up to?
@@abscotton6943 giving an opinion is embarassing? if you really believe that, then your entire existence is embarassing.
@@ps5hasnogames55 giving an embarrassing opinion is embarrassing yes
YES!
To me, this song is about how St. Vincent views her idols as much stronger than herself, and having to put up with far greater obstacles. She’s not honest. She’s not a survivor. She’s just a “benzo beauty queen.” Of course, I don’t share the same view (I ❤️ St. Vincent,) but she’s being typically sardonic and self-effacing. She’s saying even the fact that she’s a role model is a sign that the world is ending. But as the song closes, the voices of these great, female figures are encouraging her not to sink into despondency. So what if the world is ending? It’s just the melting of the sun.
Some music article stuff right here
I agree with a lot of this, but I’m not sure she’s talking about the literal end of the world. It’s obvious she’s aware of the cult that’s built up around her, that she’s some sort of “sun” idol. The melting is another metamorphosis she’s going through, a new persona she’s adopted for this phase of her career. She gets just as much pleasure from the varied reactions of her adherents to these transformations as she gets from creating them in the first place. I admit I wasn’t a huge fan of her last record; I know folks who hated the self-titled album and wished she’d go back to being the cute and cloying performer who’d interact with her audiences directly. I don’t know; this comment might be some self-delusional bullshit, but I like it, and no who matters in my life will ever read it.
@@andrewraymond3657 I like your interpretation. After a few days thinking the song over, I agree that St. Vincent may be the sun herself, as implied in the video. It’s “melting” is about her own self-destruction, rather than the actual end of the world. I think the pandemic was influencing my perspective. It also explains why the apparent suicide of “Jane” in Malibu opens the song. It’s a warning sign that she doesn’t heed. Celebrity is destructive. I think you picked up on the fact that she’s not watching the sun herself, she’s watching us watch it, which would suggest it is herself as well. I’ve been a fan of St. Vincent since Marry Me and found each album better than the last. I love that we can analyze her lyrics endlessly. Can’t wait for the new one.
@@scottbassis4420 yeah, her lyrics are definitely thought provoking in a way that reminds me of Dylan and Bowie; the transformations as well.
This is a good read, but I take the line "melting of the sun" somewhat differently. I think "the melting of the sun" here represents the imminent end to a long era of oppressive patriarchy that unjustly weighed upon all the women in this song. St. Vincent, to a certain degree, "missed that party." She "heard the gun" but was "slow to run." To remark that "St. Joni ain't no phony," implies that St. Vincent see herself as something of a phony, someone who "never cried" but instead "lied" to spare herself that same suffering. The sun is what humanity's understanding of our existence literally revolves around. That heliocentrism is analogous to our own patriarchal society where men have long been at the centre of everything. Thus, the melting of the sun represents not the literal end of the world, but the end of a particular societal worldview. St. Vincent wants to experience the catharsis of being able to watch her idols witness that age come to an end, because she believes they are the ones who have truly earned that honour, not some "benzo beauty queen."
Pain: Paid
Sun: Melted
Daddy: Home
Hahahahhaahh
Hotel: Trivago
Amei hahaha
people always talk abt the character John/johnny reoccuring throughout st. vincent's discog, but i just wanna point out she's also alluded to marilyn monroe in 3 songs so far (surgeon, los ageless, this song) & i think thats really cool!
true !
Surgeon is about Marylin? Huh didn’t knew that
@@99123d the line “best finest surgeon, come cut me open” was actually a line from Marilyns diary. The line was about her acting coach I think?
What part of Los Ageless? (Not doubting you, just curious)
I thought it was Joni?
SHE'S AN ICON, SHE'S A LEGEND, AND SHE IS THE MOMENT. NOW C'MON Y'ALL
ur still quoting that tired old meme?... go back to twitter f word
@@ps5hasnogames55 omg she's pissed off calling me f word, she's so edgy, she's so avant-garde you guys.... get a job
@@pedrogabrielathaides5664 i can tell you spend your whole day on twitter
@@ps5hasnogames55 and you spend your entire day in this video's comment section
@@ps5hasnogames55 get a life lmao
First time listening to St Vincent.
This was life changing
Annie confirmed to be a time traveler. This is great!
From the future O:
time traveller? really? this is just a rehash of 50 year old music and it's not even any good.
@@ps5hasnogames55 hi troll
@@ps5hasnogames55 just ignore it if you don't like it? why are you obsessively responding to every comment here just to say how bad it is?
@@ps5hasnogames55 u have 20 comments on her videos, just don’t listen to her jerk
And they all said "Thank you, St Vincent"
I can’t even explain how satisfying the “good god damn” is like it’s ORGASMIC
i don't remember this schoolhouse rock video
exactly exactly
I had the same damn thought. Lmao
A legend commenting on a song by a legend. This is the good corner of the internet.
hi daddy
fancy seeing you here LOL your taste is immaculate
I'm 57, I've heard of St. Vincent but couldn't tell you the name of one of their songs.
I've now heard at least 3 off this album I'm not likely to forget in a long time.
I'm stunned by the level of skill and talent displayed on this album.
Her, not "them".
This album's gonna be Titanic Rising's psychedelic older sister and I am here for it
titanic rising flopped and so will this trash. listen to real psychedelic music
@@ps5hasnogames55 man u live under a rock to state Titanic Rising flopped lmao
Hi there! Can you give me some recomendations of “real” psychedelic music ?
@@valeriobuda7409 name one person who isn't a music journalist or twitter stan who listened to it. exactly.
@@lolavazquez4204 jimi hendrix (the Black man who basically invented rock) has a lot of psychedelic songs. the beatles, pink floyd, prince, david bowie all had some psychedelic stuff too.
I was born in 72. And I gotta say, not only is this song a beautiful masterpiece, but the way they captured the 70s aesthetic is a work of art.
Shaping up to be the best album of 2021 so far
this is the yassification of every song to ever exist
I agree
so true björks discharge
shut up twitter f word
@@ps5hasnogames55 never
@@motherbjork homogenic most overrated album of the 90s. its a snooze-fest and bjork's singing is terrible.
I’m so obsessed with this song
Ipnotic.
i love when she mentions tori and her ‘Me and A Gun’ story
Yes it’s great she includes Tori ❤️
I love it too
When Pay Your Way In Pain dropped last month, my first thought- and comment, still on here- was Y Kant St. Vincent Read? (It's nice to find my Tribe's thread on here- I feel Seen.)
@@chadstratton4926 that’s brilliant! EWF are here 🌟
😙😍
this is a schoolhouse rock type video and I'm totally here for that
talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, show stopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique, completely not ever been done before, unafraid to reference or not reference, put it in a blender, shit on it, vomit on it, eat it, give birth to it
Exactly. About to be salty phonies in the comment section calling her a thief.
St Vincent will save us all.
I can't tell if this song makes me happy or sad.
Haha same
It doesn't have to
This entire album should go down in history as an absolute masterpiece. Instant classic. If it doesn't, fuck this world.
yeah true, so far its my 4th or 5th favorite album of the 2020s
I still cannot believe how underrated it is, fuckin travesty
A comatose-state of listening. Such chill vibes. An instant classic and homage to the 70’s era/female icons. The sound we didn’t expect but all needed. You are an exceptional artist. Thank you, Annie 🙏❤️.
This style of songwriting she's been doing is so simple and kind of jarring to hear for the first time, but it gets better with every listen
Sooooooo true
I think it's her approach to production what makes it jarring, precisely, that first listen. Afterwards, the same production techniques are the ones that keep you coming back to it, because there's so much to squeeze out of it. Annie and Jack Antonoff applied the same modus for Masseduction, but they seem to have improved it for Daddy's Home, so this album's gonna be a blast.
@@SergioAllIndie that ain't it.
the lowest-end tracks on masseduction are the ones antonoff got his hands on, making for easily her worst record (which is still good by a lot of other musicians' standards, but still...)
and from what i can tell he had nothing to do w/ this one...
@@IsaacJ143 Most of my favorite songs I had to take some time to appreciate fully
I know right. There's something satisfying, mystic even in repeating the verses in your mind. It usually happens with simple songs of this kind
the tori amos line/visual was beautiful ❣️
girl, this is amazing omg. your BEST album incoming...
This song is so intoxicating.
It's so 70's I love it!!
I actually met Annie Clark at a Tori Amos concert a few years ago. Nobody knew who she was. She was lovely!!!!
wow!! tell me more, what year???
Me too! I even took a photo.
Nice!
I met her after one of her shows on her Actor tour, maybe around 2009/2010? She was just chilling in the lobby after the show, and there were just a handful of people there, everyone else had left. So we got to talk to her for a while-really fun conversation- she's awesome.
She’s so beautiful it must’ve been amazing to meet her.
This song sounds like it's part of a soundtrack from an awesome movie, if that makes sense to anyone else.
It gives me credit song of a movie of the 70
it makes perfect sense buddy
This music video is presented in a 4:3 format to preserve the integrity of Annie Clark's creative vision.
Good one, made me chuckle :)
presented in 4:3 to annoy everyone more like it. and the real kicker is that the video is actually in 16:9 but letterboxed with black bars. not to mention this music is stolen from black artists that existed 50 years ago. you really think this pop product has artistic integrity?
@@ps5hasnogames55 that's interesting, what parts are stolen?
@@st20332 the entire sound. go listen to some funk, motown and rock music from the 50s/60s/70s. all of those genres were invented by black artists in case you didn't know, and were completly shunned by mainstream record companies until white people got into it.
@@ps5hasnogames55 ah, so apparently an artist can be accused of stealing a "sound" from over three decades of music. bit of a reach there buddy lol
Melting of the sun is melting our hearts ❤️
This may be my favorite st Vincent song
I’m with you! I so quickly fell in love.
[Verse 1]
So sorry, missed the party
Hello, on the dark side of the moon
Jane lost it, crashed her Corvette
Ran into the tide in Malibu
[Pre-Chorus]
And we all heard the gun
But I was slow to run
[Chorus]
It's just the melting of the sun
(It's just the sun)
I wanna watch you watch it burn
(So watch it burn)
[Verse 2]
Saint Joni ain't no phony
Smoking Reds where Furry sang the blues
My Marilyn shot her heroin
"Hell," she said, "It's better than abuse"
[Pre-Chorus]
So who am I tryna be?
A benzo beauty queen?
[Chorus]
It's just the melting of the sun
(It's just the sun)
I wanna watch you watch it burn
(So watch it burn)
We always knew this day would come
(The day has come)
It's just the melting of the sun (Sun, sun, sun)
[Bridge]
Brave Tori told her story
Police said they couldn't catch the man
And proud Nina got subpoenaed
Singing, "Mississippi, good goddamn"
But me, I never cried
To tell the truth, I lied
[Outro]
Girl, the world's spinning 'round
Spinning down and out of time
Girl, you can't give in now
When you're down, down and out
Girl, the world's spinning 'round
Spinning down and out of time
Girl, you can't give in now
When you're down, down and out
genius.com/St-vincent-the-melting-of-the-sun-lyrics
When I saw St. Vincent’s debut performance on the Colbert Show, I told everyone “This woman is the future sound of music”.....and here we damn are...
I never knew I needed a Schoolhouse Rock!-style music video from St. Vincent dedicated to the trailblazing female icons that came before her. This is pure fucking art from the heart.
She's going for the Grammy!
and she isn't gonna get it.
She doesn’t need the Grammy
@@ps5hasnogames55 you will never get one by saying shit on the Internet
Thank you for your opinion user@@ps5hasnogames55
@@ps5hasnogames55 girl why are u on every comment *insert crying and skull emoji*
Sooo sooo good. 70's vibing. Those backing vocals. Cant wait for the album proper.
I cannot stop looking or listening. What a visionary.
This is the trippiest thing I've seen in awhile and it's just awesome.
My Queen calling such Muses is everything. 👑✨
It doesnt sound like a modern song
It sounds like an old classic
And im digging it
incredible amazing wonderful perfect talented goddess yessssssssss
Thank you for everything St Vincent. ✨
Hey I just did a school project where I had to choose a song to analyze and I chose this one. Wish me luck I had to make a power point and I have to present Thursday and I hate presenting lol.
I hope you got an A!
Immaculate Nu-70's-Glam-Rock sound and aesthetic. It's like Annie already knew I have a secret obsession with T. Rex a la Tanx and elaborate performance art. Already pre-ordered the vinyl. I couldn't help myself!
You are seen, Glam Sister.
@@chadstratton4926 Rock on!
My sexuality is the way she sings Good God Damn in this song. I don't know what that means but I know it to be true.
I love you Saint. Vincent ❤️❤️
I'm in constant awe of her.
Obsessed with the song, obsessed with the video love it🤍😭 SHE’S THE MOMENT!!
TE AMO QUEEN
The Boss
Emeryld Ryders ftw!
Impeccable and stunning. Thanks, boss ❤️
Brilliant is as brilliant does, Annie Clark. You've outdone yourself.
So excited about the album
In response to something someone else posted but needs a fuller airing outside that thread; I’m not sure she’s talking about the literal end of the world. It’s obvious she’s aware of the cult that’s built up around her, that she’s some sort of “sun” idol. The melting is another metamorphosis she’s going through, a new persona she’s adopted for this phase of her career. She gets just as much pleasure to the varied reactions of her adherents to these transformations as she gets from creating them in the first place. I admit I wasn’t a huge fan of her last record; I know folks who hated the self-titled album and wished she’d go back to being the cute and cloying performer who’d interact with her audiences directly. I don’t know; this comment might be some self-delusional bullshit, but I like it, and no who matters in my life will ever read it.
Was learning this on piano when I got the notification that it came out. Are you there Annie? It’s me. Isaac.
Do you have sheets? Or just learning by ear?
@@trevorsmall7371 just by ear. Sorry :(
how you a girl with a boy name? tf
@@ps5hasnogames55 wack, stfu
@@ps5hasnogames55 not a Courtney Love stan being problematic in the St. Vincent comments 😂😂😂
This whole album is just the absolute best thing I’ve heard maybe ever. Since March of 2020 it’s like I’ve been waiting for something really good to come along to alleviate all the covid related and political strife of the last year and THIS is the record. It’s like being on really good drugs except it’s healthy for you.
I loved it, the song, the video, it's just perfect.
*A Fucking MASTERPIECE!* 🔥🔥💯
I can't believe St Vincent invented the 70s
😂😂😂😂
60's ***
Do you even know the 70s?
Hey now the woman is just bringing Daddy Home let her be .
She actually invented the sun
This is so brilliant I can't even... You're such an inspiration, Annie.
I've been living under a rock, so this feels like first banger of the year, tbh. Thank you, Ms. Clark.
Lmfao this is her best music video easily
listening to this song has become a part of my daily routine
this is an instant classic
listen to this:
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In this episode of Schoolhouse Rock! we learn how to take benzos
This comes out right as a volcano is erupting on st. Vincent...coincidence? I think not! 😆😆💐💐💐
Congratulations on your Grammy nominations
I’m pretty sure this song is all music from 1950-present and completely original simultaneously.
superbe mademoiselle. vous êtes une dés meilleures intérprètes actuel.
faites nous plaisir de votre talent.
Been listening to this over and over.
This song is so amazing. I'm not usually a fan of psychedelic music but jeez, you can't even deny those are GOOD harmonies.
I love the journey this just took me on. :D
i don't know why but I love so much her facial expression when she sings "we always knew this day would come" at 2:03 OMG
SHE'S DEFINITELY A THROW BACK TO GOOD MUSIC I APPRECIATE IT
you think this is good? you don't listen to much obviously.
@@ps5hasnogames55 neither do you.
@Sony what exactly is the issue that you find with this music?? I find it quite interesting and refreshing Compared to what's being released these days
I’m obsessed with this song and video
Camaleónica, única. perfecto!!!
wow! I was really pleasantly surprised it's from 2021.. back to 70s ? :)
any new is well forgotten old
St. VincSun!
I've only listened to like one song, this one makes two! Big fan. 😎👍
Who dislike this? Such a Bowie´s Young Americans Album kind of vibe, sooo good, the drums, keys and backing vocals, and lyrics.
i remember this episode of schoolhouse rock, an instant classic!
masterpiece. ily st. vincent. 🤎🇲🇽
A musicians musician. Annie delivers, comme toujours 🌱
S.V., Brilliant...is the first descriptive word that comes to mind. Over the years I've listened to your music, that word lacks the depth on how amazing your song writing skills are. I'm confident in saying when all is said and done you will be among the greatest of all time. Thank you. Peace....
This is the best song of the year! ♥️
Wow, I really like this one.
I’m hypnotized by this.
Ms. Clark, I don't know if you read these comments, but I want you to know I have been a metal head/rock/hard rock consumer of music my entire life. And I love your music. The vibe, the rebellion the taste of Hendrix in your playing and your almost Prince feel to your sound. I am just now getting into your material more and more and the creativity is so new and fresh to me. Thank you. It's been a long hard year but I found something to put me into a different change of mind. Bravo. Keep kicking ass!
Well this is a totally reinvented St. Vincent. I dig it.
first guitar solo of 2021 to melt my face off
vous êtes la meilleure chanteuse américaine à mon sens.
this is gonna be a blast to watch on LSD
Absolutely morbid and wicked. Coolest song of the year.
The vibes are immaculate ma’am
This Is totally a different experience thru headphones
We gotta thank Annie Clark for giving us quality music and quality performances in 2021.