Okay, I have a story to tell. I first heard this song a long time ago, loved it, then basically forgot all about it until I caught the end of the video on TV. Then I kind of forgot about it again until I was reading The Host by Stephenie Meyer and this song jumped into my head. I couldn't get it out of my head and I started to realize how well it applies to the book. The more I read, the more it made sense, so it became like my own little theme song while I read it. Then one day I did a search for the lyrics and Stephenie Meyer's name caught my eye somewhere on the screen. I was like, whoa, maybe somebody else out there had the same thought, so I did another search and discovered the Stephenie Meyer directed the music video. This to me was the hugest coincidence, I still can't get over it. What are the chances that she was involved with this song and this is the song my mind decided to attach to this book, knowing nothing about the connection? It also makes me wonder how much more they have to do with each other, if the book inspired the song or vice versa. So to anyone who's read this book, think about it... it just works.
'i can hear the sound of your voice still ringing in my ear
i'm going underground but you'll find me anywhere i fear'
'i can hear the sound of your voice still ringing in my ear
i'm going underground but you'll find me anywhere i fear'
clearly about the remission of his cancer. yeah, the absolutepunk interview with Andrew [from a few years back] mentions his fear of making the 'cancer album' and how he was stuck writing new material at the time.
clearly about the remission of his cancer. yeah, the absolutepunk interview with Andrew [from a few years back] mentions his fear of making the 'cancer album' and how he was stuck writing new material at the time.
I just like how he resolved his own writing struggles by making the lyrics ubiquitous to himself and anyone dealing with their own battles...
I just like how he resolved his own writing struggles by making the lyrics ubiquitous to himself and anyone dealing with their own battles...
Okay, I have a story to tell. I first heard this song a long time ago, loved it, then basically forgot all about it until I caught the end of the video on TV. Then I kind of forgot about it again until I was reading The Host by Stephenie Meyer and this song jumped into my head. I couldn't get it out of my head and I started to realize how well it applies to the book. The more I read, the more it made sense, so it became like my own little theme song while I read it. Then one day I did a search for the lyrics and Stephenie Meyer's name caught my eye somewhere on the screen. I was like, whoa, maybe somebody else out there had the same thought, so I did another search and discovered the Stephenie Meyer directed the music video. This to me was the hugest coincidence, I still can't get over it. What are the chances that she was involved with this song and this is the song my mind decided to attach to this book, knowing nothing about the connection? It also makes me wonder how much more they have to do with each other, if the book inspired the song or vice versa. So to anyone who's read this book, think about it... it just works.
love this line the most:
love this line the most:
'i can hear the sound of your voice still ringing in my ear i'm going underground but you'll find me anywhere i fear'
'i can hear the sound of your voice still ringing in my ear i'm going underground but you'll find me anywhere i fear'
clearly about the remission of his cancer. yeah, the absolutepunk interview with Andrew [from a few years back] mentions his fear of making the 'cancer album' and how he was stuck writing new material at the time.
clearly about the remission of his cancer. yeah, the absolutepunk interview with Andrew [from a few years back] mentions his fear of making the 'cancer album' and how he was stuck writing new material at the time.
I just like how he resolved his own writing struggles by making the lyrics ubiquitous to himself and anyone dealing with their own battles...
I just like how he resolved his own writing struggles by making the lyrics ubiquitous to himself and anyone dealing with their own battles...