There’s also the line that Noah often jokes about after saying. So you know I’m starting to get emotional with this one. And that takes a lot of courage and heart. Even more, than forgiveness, Noah extends the offer of still being there for that person if they ever need them. Especially when you’re faced with the places those memories were made on a daily basis. Hell, it’s hard not to look back on those memories period. In whatever capacity, it’s hard to look back on those memories and not feel that same heartbreak over and over. Especially when it involves forgiving someone who broke our hearts. All My Loveįorgiveness is never an easy thing. So you know I’m screaming out “So I thought that if I piled something good on all my bad that I could cancel out the darkness I inherited from Dad.”. Or even growing up with a father who couldn’t escape his alcoholism and feeling like others expect the same to happen to you. Trying to escape others’ expectations of who you are and who you can be. Being one who doesn’t go away for college and just sitting and waiting for your friends to come back home for Christmas break. Losing someone and having to see them or members of their family pretty frequently because you do live in such a small place. The frustration of small-town living and expectations always come out for me with this one. Where the main activity is drinking somewhere in the woods with as many people as you can. And by small town, I mean graduating high school with a class of less than twenty-five. Especially if you did grow up in a small town. If you can sit through this song without moving your body or closing your eyes and feeling the emotion, I’ll be convinced that you don’t have a heart. From the beat to the lyrics to the haunting melody of Noah’s voice combined with the vulnerability he is able to convey through every song. This one had me moving my head with the beat for sure. But then I travel, and even if it’s just for the weekend, I always get excited to come home. And there have been so many times in my life that I’ve hated it. And get about six months of winter in my area. So, I have to explain myself by saying I’m in the Adirondack Mountains right next to the Canadian border. When I tell people I’m from upstate New York, they always assume Syracuse (which is actually central New York). Growing up in upstate New York has never felt extremely exciting. So keep reading for my review! Northern Attitude Plus, it feels a hell of a lot like therapy wrapped into 21 songs. And has a stranglehold on their heart and emotions. But that deluxe version? I’m pretty sure it has hit every single person that’s given it a listen right in their feels. Stick Season itself is beyond incredible and worth 100 out of 10 stars. Do you want to take an epic musical journey that puts you on an emotional roller coaster? To listen to an album that can make you nod your head with the beat of one song, then have you sobbing to the next one, followed directly by yelling out the lyrics in anger to the one after that? If so, I cannot recommend Noah Kahan’s deluxe album, Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever) enough.
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