So sad that this group is breaking up just as I'm discovering them. I hope Georgia keeps recording. Maybe I'm a nutter, but I can hear a lot of Bob Mould influence in them. I'll bet they know their way through the Husker Du discography.
I read these lyrics at my mom's memorial service after she died of cancer. There is nothing in the world that has made me feel more seen than this song, and it has brought me solace and recognition over the three years of her illness. A lot of other Camp Cope songs also make me feel seen, but this one does so on a whole other level--So grateful
My mom just lost her battle with brain cancer a little over a week ago after over ten years of fighting. Even though we spend so long dealing with and accepting the reality of the situation when living with a sick parent, there is literally nothing that could prepare someone for how much this hurts. I hope you’re doing okay.
@@dylankaufman1717 Hi Dylan, sending love. Hope you're doing okay today. For me, 6 months after her death, I still wake up thinking of her every day, but I feel a lot less angry. I'm even thriving and I've come to see this as the best way I can honor her memory. That being said, the pandemic has had a dramatic effect on my experience, as I still haven't yet been able to see the rest of my family or be in the places that she lived. I think there is still a whole other phase still upcoming of feeling the empty space she left behind when I can do these things again as the pandemic lessens. I'm still just--shocked. That this happened to her and to us. I don't think that will ever go away. You have my best wishes.
Simply beautiful. Camp Cope, and I would say the Smith Street Band too, are the true storyteller musicians of the modern age, so quintessentially Australian, so heartfelt, so moving. There is never some wannabe catchy chorus, it is always lyrically unparalleled with a narrative you see playing in your head so clearly and delivered with such pathos and gritty Aussie clout. Love it
"I’m
so proud that half of me grew from you. All the broken parts too." hits so hard
I felt that too. Nearly cried while working.
So sad that this group is breaking up just as I'm discovering them. I hope Georgia keeps recording.
Maybe I'm a nutter, but I can hear a lot of Bob Mould influence in them. I'll bet they know their way through the Husker Du discography.
I read these lyrics at my mom's memorial service after she died of cancer. There is nothing in the world that has made me feel more seen than this song, and it has brought me solace and recognition over the three years of her illness. A lot of other Camp Cope songs also make me feel seen, but this one does so on a whole other level--So grateful
My mom just lost her battle with brain cancer a little over a week ago after over ten years of fighting. Even though we spend so long dealing with and accepting the reality of the situation when living with a sick parent, there is literally nothing that could prepare someone for how much this hurts. I hope you’re doing okay.
@@dylankaufman1717 Hi Dylan, sending love. Hope you're doing okay today. For me, 6 months after her death, I still wake up thinking of her every day, but I feel a lot less angry. I'm even thriving and I've come to see this as the best way I can honor her memory. That being said, the pandemic has had a dramatic effect on my experience, as I still haven't yet been able to see the rest of my family or be in the places that she lived. I think there is still a whole other phase still upcoming of feeling the empty space she left behind when I can do these things again as the pandemic lessens. I'm still just--shocked. That this happened to her and to us. I don't think that will ever go away. You have my best wishes.
Love this so much ❤🎉😂😊❤😂😊
Simply beautiful. Camp Cope, and I would say the Smith Street Band too, are the true storyteller musicians of the modern age, so quintessentially Australian, so heartfelt, so moving. There is never some wannabe catchy chorus, it is always lyrically unparalleled with a narrative you see playing in your head so clearly and delivered with such pathos and gritty Aussie clout. Love it
Well said brother, I'm a huge fan of camp cope and SSB for the same reasons you said
Lol the irony
Killer song. Amazing way you worded how you remind you of your father. Fantastic.
Superb, thank the skies for music like this.
a giant among songwriters. springsteen would be proud to write something this good
beautiful song. Lovely guitar. So Melbourne somehow.
Really impressed xx
Too good!
Might be the best song I've heard this year.
powerful.
Georgia Maq..if you re out there...I love you.
Make more music 👌
Such a cool band name.
ima trap artist but camp cope gets me
As far as I know..this song is about her mum. This song is amazing.
i actually think its about her dad
Mum or Dad...amazing either way. Its so good. I get so emotional when I listen to this song.
Her father died of prostate cancer.
It's about her dad, hence the lyrics "I will never meet a man who can make me question like the way you can"
Maps