Song 50

 Song 50

Here we are my 50th song review! Today's song is The Harold Song by Kesha! Now I don't listen to Kesha that often, there are songs of hers that I like. But I don't listen to everything by her, I stumbled upon this song last night. I loved the lyrics, and the melody. Especially this part here "Young love murdered, that is what this must be." I felt that, it really put things into perspective for me. The whole song is about lost love, and a relationship that wasn't meant to last. Even though she loved this person, it wasn't right. At least that's how I see it, anyway I like the upbeat sort of electronic sound to this song. I like some electronic music, just not all of it. This song is also about missing that person that left, "they say that true love hurts, well this could almost kill me." That's totally what I felt when my heart broke. But healing is a process, and I'm doing ok. "Promised that this would last forever, but now I see it was my past life." Just leaving him in past has really been a great thing for me, I feel like I needed to hear this song. Almost like the universe telling me that it's ok to let go, and how you've been doing good through all this. Music is so powerful, and I love how it can help us heal and learn. That's really all I have to say about this song, I really love it. 

I hope I convinced you all to listen to this song, I think you would love it. Especially if you like Kesha, and her past music. True her manager was terrible, and she is in a better place now then when she was in the 2000s. But I truly believe this song will be good for someone who went through a break up. Hope you have a wonderful day/night/evening where ever you are in the world. Thank you to my fellow music nerds who read my reviews it means the world to me. Much love to all RAWR <3

song 49

 Song 49

Hello everybody! Happy New Year! I am so glad last year is over, I am just looking forward now, and continuing to find myself again. It's a fresh start! I am getting back into my blogging, starting with tonight's song-Caraphernelia by Pierce the Veil. (can you believe I've almost done 50 song reviews?!) this song is very cool to listen to, I love the lyrics and the instrumentals on this track. Also Vic Fuentes has a crazy voice in the best possible way! "What if I can't forget you? I'll burn your name into my throat, I'll be the fire that'll catch you." I really like their lyric writing style, a lot of their songs feel like they're speaking right to you. "What's so good about picking up the pieces? What if I don't even want to?" That part in particular really got to me because of what happened last year, I love when there's songs people can personally relate to. I also love the screaming parts on this track, they are so freaking good! The outro of this song really makes you wonder, "what's so good about picking up the pieces? (what's so good about, what's so good about) "what's so good about picking up the pieces?" The song ends on the question. I believe that means it's open to interpretation from the listeners, for me I think they're talking about piecing your heart back together. Which is what I have been doing, putting myself back together. I've always found broken hearts to be tragically beautiful, even my own. Because even though the heart is broken, it's not gone. So to answer the question in this song, I would say what's good about picking up the pieces is the fact you still have a heart that can be healed. 

That is it for my first song review of the year! I hope I persuaded some of you to check out this song if you haven't already, I promise you won't be disappointed. Especially if you love punk rock music like me, or if you are a new pierce the veil fan and are looking for recommendations. I hope you get the chance to check out this review, it means the world to me when people read my stuff. There is much more to come with this blog, so stay tuned. Be Kind, Be generous, Be unique, Be different, and always be yourself :) Until next time RAWR 

(This song is available wherever you listen to music)