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Natasha thinks back to when she and her lover indulged in unideal youthful behavior, such as staying up late and drinking. It might’ve not been best for their health, but these shared mistakes brought them together.
They listened to Jim Morrison, the lead singer of rock band The Doors, who died young at age 27. Their mutual love of old rock music made for yet another bond.
Cover up that you're ruthless
Nobody, nobody
Nobody's ever gonna notice CHVRCHES – Bury It
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Wrong cover, the official one has a different font.
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On September 16, 2015, frequent collaborators Disclosure and Sam Smith dropped by BBC Radio 1 and covered Drake’s “Hotline Bling” while they were in the studio.
Their cover retains the original’s tropical instrumentals, while emphasizing Sam’s R&B inflections and Disclosure’s electronic flair.
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And scars, show me all the scars you hide Rachel Platten – Stand By You
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Like how the handshake was originally invented to demonstrate that the two parties' lack any weapons up their sleeves, two lovers' hands together bring both of them together. Empty hands don’t focus on anything or anyone else, and Rachel wants to treasure that moment.
Scars are also intimate, since their origin’s sometimes come from vulnerable moments, so revealing them give the couple another medium to bond over. They’re flawed anyways, so might as well be honest about it.
I just wanna dream, but I can't seem to switch off Clean Bandit & MARINA – Disconnect
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Electronic light does impair sleep, but her insomnia mainly spins from her anxiety and loneliness.
Dreams offer her an escape, but she can’t help but want to feel connected 24/7. She can only distract herself from her anxiety and the dark thoughts in her mind by using her phone to communicate and “connect” with others. These thoughts keep her up, but she just can’t seem to switch them off, and stays on her phone to distract her from these thoughts until she finally falls asleep whilst on her phone, referring to the previous line.
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In “Aftertaste”, Ellie fixates on the lingering remnants of an ending relationship, likened to an aftertaste.
It’s a song off Ellie Goulding’s third album, Delirium, released on 6 November 2015.
no suggestions just want to say i can relate. i have this lover that keeps telling me it’s over but according to me, it had never ended. My heart and head and everything else i have is hers, but hard to give to a ghost i am not able to speak with.