M83 – Run Into Flowers

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Give me peace and chemicals, I want to run into

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"Run into Flowers" as written by Anthony/fromageau Gonzalez

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    General Comment:I think the song would be even more intense if it was left to the listen to decide whether or not he is saying "run into" or "run in two."

    I think its more trippy if it was run in two lol

    Regardless this is such an interesting, emotionally driven (without the need for complicated lyrics) song.
    Flag BodyForceintheZDirectionon November 08, 2011   Link
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    My Interpretation:i'm fairly positive that he says "grace" when the song is not so heavy but then when there's more layering to it, it seems like it changes to "peace."
    i mean, just because anthony gonzalez wrote that it's "peace," doesn't mean that it is/is always "peace," even einstein said "the important thing is to never stop questioning." but now that i've quoted einstein, feel free to question his quote as well but i choose to apply it.

    i feel like anthony extends the last syllable of "into" so it sounds like "you," as to promote the meaning of grace/peace/chemicals to getting high so one won't be as inhibited/socially or sexually anxious and can then "run into" the person they have a crush on: "i want to run into (you)."

    and from what i hear, the electric voice says "flowers."
    Flag purpleyawnon October 06, 2011   Link
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    General Comment:the correct lyrics are, "give me grace and chemicals, I want to run into (flowers), if you listen you can flowers in said by the electric voice. also i'm pretty sure it's grace.
    Flag rydernockson December 11, 2009   Link
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    General Comment:i thought he was saying, different moods and chemicals, i want to run into you, which makes sense for me
    Flag will752on October 07, 2009   Link
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    General Comment:This is one of my favorite songs by M83. Its incredulous instrumental solos prove instantaneously that the song has a deep meaning within the music, not its words. If you listen closely, you could hear a slight dramatic change in the volume as the music plays. Even with the one tiny, fragmented sentence, Give me peace and chemicals, I wanna run into, it provides an essential tune to the song creating a rising action and climax.
    The song is obviously a story that is told with the instruments. There's a hard beginning, a rising action, a climax, a falling action and a resolution, which is the very end transitioning immediately to In Church (ironically). The whole album follows a sort of "out of body" tale if you listen closely. Run Into Flowers is basically a simple idea of what a trip out experience could sound like.
    Flag poppyseeds91on August 13, 2009   Link
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    General Comment:one of the beats is actually a voice and it says FLOWERS

    I WANT TO RUN INTO FLOWERS!!!!!!
    Flag enjoyyourrootson June 22, 2009   Link
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    General Comment:it's definitely "give me grace and chemicals, I wanna run into".
    Flag kooperon February 21, 2009   Link
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    General Comment:I agree 100% that it's "I wanna run into."

    The point is that it's not a complete sentence. It's just psychedelic. It's called "Run Into Flowers" and the only lyric is an incomplete sentence that just gives a sort of 'feeling.'
    Flag z4ckm0rrison December 27, 2008   Link
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    General Comment:I think its clearly I wanna run wit' you

    or more precisely a mid point between wit' you and with you
    Flag pinkthingon October 23, 2008   Link
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    General Comment:lifelounge.com/…

    "Give me peace and chemicals, I want to run into you"
    Flag maaaaaaaadnesson October 05, 2008   Link

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