Oh, the sweet agony of youth, where every summer feels like a blockbuster drama! "Dark Days" by Local Natives captures that tumultuous blend of thrill and angst during those sweltering months. The lyrics cleverly hint at the internal conflicts and societal pressures that come with growing up—like trying to navigate a world painted in shades of moral gray while everyone expects you to pick black or white. It's a bit like being stuck in traffic during a heatwave: sweaty, uncomfortable, and questioning life choices. And let’s not forget the catchy chorus that has us all pondering our existential fears as if they were just another summer fling. Dive into this pool of introspection—don't worry, the water's fine! #SummerStruggles #ExistentialBop
Dark Days
Lyrics
Finally what you came for
Finally what you hoped to find
Racing home from her house
Looking out for black and white
Dark days in the summer
A million ways to tow the line
Can't wait holy other
Might as well be the seventh sign
Ooh, it goes hand in hand
With fear for the afterlife
Ooh, how can we fight it, fight it
If we don't even know why?
While the dollar is strong
While nobody else relies
When they turn the corner
When you know we're out of sight
Dark days in the summer
In the rain the water's fine
It was wild combination
Either that or right down the line
Ooh, it goes hand in hand
With fear for the afterlife
Ooh, how can we fight it, fight it
If we don't even know why?
I've been on the way, I've been on the way
I've been on my way for so long
I've been on the way, I've been on the way
I've been on my way for so long
Writer(s): Kelcey Paul Ayer, Nik Ewing, Matthew James Frazier, Ryan Clinton Hahn, Tucker Raymond Halpern, Sophie Hawley, Taylor David Rice
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Hipgnosis Songs Group
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