Fun Home - Days and Days LYRICS
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2015
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Sorry if any lyrics are wrong. I did this solely off of what I heard.
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That little pause between I didnt raise you and to give away you days is so interesting we know that Helen was rather distant for much of Alison"s childhood it almost seems like she is worried that she didnt raise alison at all, god this song is powerful.
I’m playing Helen Bechdel in my college’s production of Fun Home. I’m falling in love with this character (and person) more and more everyday. Wish me luck
i fucking love the rage in the final section
This song is devastatingly poignant. Loved the show. Terrific cast and production.
God... I absolutely love this song. I break down in tears every time I hear it, but I love it
Everything is balanced and- and-
a powerful broadway comeback by Judy Kuhn!!!
The orchestrations in this musical are so beautiful and compliment the lyrics so well agshdkdl I love this musical so fucking much
Love the songs from this show ....... they are just so good.
Days and Days - Fun Home
Welcome to our house on Maple Avenue
See how we polish and we shine
We rearrange and realign
Everything is balanced and serene
Like chaos never happens if it's never seen
Don't you come back here
I didn't raise you
To give away your days
Like me
Judy Kuhn's voice = perfection
shes the reason i found this musical and i was happily surprised with the rest of it
I just saw this show and this song was a highlight.
I saw this show live a little over a week ago. Bruce is really similar to my dad and this song really spoke to me. I felt at home, I never wanted the show to end. But it did, as everything does.
Song makes me cry harder live tbh
Loved it! Can you do flying away or Changing my major next? ☺️
Right before this is when the first tears started flowing I just sobbed till I got back to the hotel, I had to drink multiple bottles of water and take Advils..... I genuinely never sobbed that much. This is my new favorite musical for sure! I will never forget when I saw it live I can never forget that-
Something about this song makes me think of So Big/So Small from Dear Evan Hansen...
jrocknpoppingirl
Same
But this is more depressing 🙁
@@maiaweinstein5784 both are equally
Yep
@@maiaweinstein5784 but better :)
Judy Kuhn is phenomenal!
That song is so powerful. I punch to the gut.
This is the most depressing song ever ahhhh 😭😭😭
Yay thank you so much!!
Great job on all of these
1:56 for audition ---> ends at 2:52
Will you do Maps and Raincoat of Love?
Can you please do Edges Of The World?
Thank uuu
My Avenue 🎶
Everything is balanced but herself.
Awesome, can you please do Flying Away?
Pedro Almérida Oh man, I love that one. When Sydney Lucas sings "I can see all of Pennsylvania" that last time I get goosebumps!
I cry everytime :'(
Pedro Almérida It's so magical.
Can someone explain why she thinks Alison is giving away her days? Is she giving away her days to her father? To Joan? I don't fully understand
My take, and I'm no expert, is that her mother is worried that Al's life will be destroyed. For her, Bruce's dishonesty, his secret life, destroyed her trust. Certainly, it made her feel like she couldn't satisfy him. She stayed with him only because of a sense of duty. As she states in the song, she gave her days away. She's also had to stand by and watch her husband succumb to his self loathing. It is only shortly after this song that he takes his life. So, her experience suggests Al's life will be destroyed, slowly, day by day until some traumatic end.
+Nathan Sachs well that's what I got too, I just don't know what she thinks will destroy alison's life. Homosexuality?
+liveadhdtv You know, Bruce did a lot of things he couldn't admit to, some of them illegal. He couldn't talk about his homosexuality. Not even when approached directly about it. He couldn't even talk about hers. He said some things in the car, but he was talking to himself, really. I believe Helen was worried Alison would, like her dad, be eaten up by shame.
I think it's because the enviroment of the town their family live is not friendly for homosexual people. And a twisted home of a dishonest husband and a wife who has wasted her life for duty of marriage may have bad influence on her daughter. She doesn't want her daughter to end up like her.
She says "Don't come back here. I didn't raise you to give your days away like me." I think she's talking about the town as a specific instance but more generally about suppressing herself and her feelings (telling her not to do that)
These are great lyric videos! If you need more lyrics for videos, i think at least the ones on this website are pretty accurate: www.themusicallyrics.com/f/337-fun-home-the-musical-lyrics.html
hope that helps :)
Does anyone else wonder if her dad ever went after her brothers? I mean, she did have a brother or two, and I wouldn't put it above him. I'm just a little bit concerned for them.
Sorry for the extremely late reply! From what I've found, there's nothing on whether or not Bruce went after his sons. I may have to reread the graphic novel just to make sure, but I don't think anything was said there either.
It wasn't mentioned in the graphic novel. But we never know
Can Kelli O'Hara plz sing this now