Song 242
Hello my fellow music lovers! Welcome back to the blog! Today's song is Frankenstein by Stitched Up Heart! I absolutely love this song! The music video is also amazing! So let's begin!
There isn't an intro, the song just starts. The first verse: "There's a skeleton key, lies on the stairs. I should have been a little prepared. Picked up the key, opened the door. Don't have a clue what I am in for, there's a boy on the counter cut up in pieces. Still making sounds, he's barely breathing. I'm not a doctor, I can't make him better. All I can do is try to put him together." A great opening verse! Love it, Mixie's voice is really beautiful and cool. The pre-chorus: "He's made of staples and broken bones, bruises from chapters, stories untold. If I had a wish, it'd be make him whole. He's barely alive." I really like how this part is arranged, it's very angsty. The chorus: "I'm gonna call him mine, I'm gonna call him my Frankenstein. Cut up and bleeding from inside, I'm gonna call him mine." I almost feel like this is a metaphor for mental health, she found this guy kind of broken and maybe has some mental illness of some sort, and she wants to try to make him feel okay. Because she didn't say that she could make better, she just wanted to put him together. The wording there is very important. The second verse: "The skeleton key is still in my pocket, a small part of me wants to close the door and lock it. Wherever we go they scream at the monster, wherever we go the gunshots are fired." This part here, she's explaining how because he's different people riot and scorn. But deep down he's just like everyone else. At least that's how I see it. The pre-chorus and the chorus, repeat, and there's some awesome screaming in this section! Also there's a little extra line in this section. "He's barely alive, so is his soul. Bring him to the ground, bring him down!" Which is probably the villagers chanting that. There's another little line after the repeat of the chorus. "We will charge and fall bring him." The bridge is the pre-chorus slowed down, and then the chorus repeats two more times. And at the end we have "You're mine, you're mine. You're mine." The first two lines there, are being screamed. Then the last line is just normal singing, which I think is a nice way to wrap it up. I love the music on this track as well, it's heavy but also soft in some parts. I just love music like this, from the 2000s-2010s era. specifically the emo genre. It just sounds so good!
So please check out this song, and also the music video I really enjoy that as well. Until next time, happy listening! RAWR XD <3
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