02 Monday May 2016
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creative, death, emotion, inspiration, loss, Love, lyrics, music, The Apartments
I shall apologise in advance for this song; it is probably one of the saddest songs that I have ever heard.
The lyric is about the death of the composer’s son at a young age.
The song is ‘Twenty One’ by The Apartments.
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Oh hell, this made my cry. So beautiful, Chris
It is beautiful and laden with sadness. One of those moments which make you reassess what is important. Thank you for taking the time to listen, Rachael.
Reminds me of The Blue Nile.
I like your comparisson, Mark. A lot of their work, to me, seems to be a delicate blend of optimism and melancholy. Thanks for listening.
Sounds like my sort of thing. Thanks Chris for the recommendation.
Sad is very beautiful here …..love , megxxx
Indeed. Thank you for taking the time to listen, Meg.
No need to apologise Chris, these things in life happen, my parents lost a daughter to leukaemia a few months before I was born, no 21 for her. I can take just about any kind of mood in a song, writing or a movie. I like the reality of life and not hiding from it. I think this sums up that feeling of loss of someone so young very well, love the video too. But I do have one question, if it’s about the composers son, why is a girl featured in the video. Just wondering?! 🙂
No idea, Suzy. Perhaps whoever made the video felt that a girl would touch people more? Sorry for your parents’ loss, but, yes, the song does capture this feeling well. Thanks for listening.