Song 168

 Song 168

Hey everyone, welcome back to the blog! Today I have another song by Creeper to review. And for some news on my personal life, I started talking to my best friends again. So everything is good with that. 

Now for today’s song it’s called Darling by Creeper! Which as you know is one of my favourite bands so let’s get into it. 

There’s a small intro in the beginning of the song, it has a fast pace. Hitting hard with the drums, as well as the steady strumming of the guitar. Which brings us into the first verse: “You moved away, sadly not far away enough for you to stay off my mind. I took out an ad, in the lonely hearts section. It read, don’t come back.” I can relate to this so much, heartbreak is so flipping hard. But for me, if you really love the person and still want them in your life, then you do what you have to. I know that doesn’t work for everyone, but it’s an option. The pre-chorus: “But baby, now we know the world is ending. And there’s no point in us pretending, not to want to disappear.” I’m sure everyone has felt like disappearing at one point or another, although as someone who felt like that all throughout high school, I can honestly say, it’s not all it’s cracked up to be. The chorus: “Some days I lace my coffee with poison just to feel the hit. And I’ve been cheating death for years. So you’re leaving, I ain’t grieving. Cause darling we all die alone. You’re sick of me now, I can’t blame you. I’m sick of myself too.” I can totally understand self hatred, and that feeling of being numb. But sometimes we need to feel the pain, because it can make us stronger. The second verse: “Remember when we sat on bumper cars, at 3 am in the warm weather? Broken apart, but I thought we’d be better broken together.” I like this line, because it implies how you don’t need to go through this alone, two broken souls to heal each other. There’s no bridge on this track, the chorus just repeats three times, with an instrumental part in between. The beat is pretty much the same all the way through, which is fine. I still think it’s a great song. 

That sums up this review, I hope you consider checking it out. So yeah I will see you all in the next one, happy listening. :)