Immerse yourself in a tapestry of introspection and nostalgia, woven together by the poetic genius of Bon Iver. "29 #Strafford APTS" is a contemplative journey through the corridors of memory, exploring themes of loss, longing, and the transient nature of time. The song paints vivid imagery with its lyrics - 'sharing smoke', 'the sun shined hard on the video spot' - hinting at shared moments that are now echoes of the past. The recurring line 'a womb, an empty robe, enough' seems to symbolize birth, emptiness and acceptance; perhaps signifying life’s cyclical nature. The mention of 'alimony butterflies' could represent fleeting relationships or love lost to divorce. Ultimately, this piece invites listeners to reflect on their own experiences and find solace in the universality of these emotions.
29 #Strafford APTS
Lyrics
Sharing smoke
In the stair up off the hot car lot
The sun shined hard on the video spot, hm
Sure as any living dream
It's not all then what it seems
And the whole thing's hauled away
A womb, an empty robe, enough
You're rolling up, you're holding it
You're fabric now
Paramind
Paramind
Hallucinating Claire
Nor the snow shoe light or the autumns
Threw the meaning out the door (now could you be a friend)
There's no meaning anymore (come and kiss me here again)
A womb, an empty robe, enough
You're rolling up, you're holding out
You're bent prize
Canonize
Canonize
Motor up and yeah, you're own, ooh
And yeah, you're on your own
(Marijuana has you talkin')
Fold the map and mend the gap
And I tow the word companion
And I make my self escape
Oh, the multitude of other
It comes always off the page
I hold the note you wrote and know
You've buried all your alimony butterflies
Sub find
Some night
Writer(s): Justin Deyarmond Edison Vernon, Brandon Burton
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Downtown Music Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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