★ verse 1 ★ In 2017 i got addicted to painkillers In the six weeks before we met And after that i took them only when i needed Like the night you called me back And in the mornings we would walk to class and smoke cheap cigarettes Because menthols taste healthier, right? Back then i didn’t sleep and i wrote shitty poetry About newark when my grandma died
★ chorus 1 ★ And i hope you don’t remember at all You just grab the money and i’ll take the fall I nevеr moved to new york, but i went thеre on tour; i’ve got your notes in my drawer I still remember it all
★ verse 2 ★ In 2021 i mixed klonopin and whiskey In the city where angels go to die And i made a man a flower crown then passed out on his living room floor And said “don’t touch me, i’m fine” See, my ambition was a prison, wanted to carve my name into The bones of everybody i met Back then i didn’t see beauty in just about anything So i guess it turned out just how you said It would ★ chorus 2 ★ But i hope you don’t remember at all Been running away, it’s getting harder to walk I don’t know what it was for, getting ruined for sport; goddamn victorian whore I still remember it all
★ verse 3 ★ Reading my old journals, double-checking it got better And my hands still turn purple when it’s cold, so i’ll wait seven years ‘til there’s nothing left of who i was but melody and fever I hope next time, when she says she’s too high you’ll stop And you'll believe her
★ chorus 3 ★ One day i won’t remember at all The pictures all faded, now we’re outlined in chalk I never moved to new york, but i’ll go there on tour; i guess that settles the score I still remember it all
Song Description:
"i still remember it all" by ghostdaughter is a hauntingly beautiful song that delves into themes of addiction, self-destruction, and the passage of time. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the singer's struggles with substance abuse and their complicated relationships, all set against the backdrop of different time periods.
The first verse reflects on a time in 2017 when the singer was addicted to painkillers, and the impact it had on their life and relationships. They reminisce about walking to class and smoking cigarettes with someone special, and the emotional turmoil they were going through at the time.
The chorus serves as a plea for the listener to forget the singer's past mistakes and regrets, while also acknowledging the memories that still linger. The second verse jumps ahead to 2021, where the singer finds themselves in a similar cycle of self-destruction, mixing medication and alcohol in a city that feels like a graveyard. The lyrics convey a sense of resignation and acceptance of their own flaws and mistakes.
The final verse sees the singer reflecting on their past and hoping for a brighter future, where they can let go of the pain and regrets that have haunted them for so long. The chorus repeats, emphasizing the bittersweet nature of memory and the passage of time.
Overall, "i still remember it all" is a poignant and introspective song that delves deep into the complexities of addiction, regret, and the search for redemption. With its raw emotion and haunting melody, it is a song that stays with the listener long after it ends.
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