Apr 24
he's the lyricist of a generation
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he's the lyricist of a generation
"And it's gone to shit without you
It was shit before but at least I had you"
Regulus to Sirius
Barty to Evan
Regulus to James
Remus to Sirius
Pandora to lily
Dorcas to Marlene
Narcissa to Alice
Every single marauders to every single marauder
like if u agree 💗
Listening to Headed North by Noah Kahan and then Heading South by Zach Bryan. Call that headed nowhere
but if i see one more cybertruck i swear to god i'm gonna floor it need somebody here to talk me out of things i can't undo
RIP Remus Lupin you would've loved singing "if I see one more cybertruck I swear to God I'm gonna floor it"
An aspect of The Great Divide (the album) that I feel is not discussed enough is the discussion of bigotry and hatred that drives people away from their communities. I mean, the entire song The Great Divide seems to be about someone who was gay but was abused by those around them who were Christian, and Headed North mentions people being bigoted towards others despite their performative activism (having the pride flag in their windows or the Coexist sticker on their car). I'd love to have more discussions about how this ties into the album's themes, as I find it very interesting and compelling.
