‘Living in the wake of overwhelming changes’. The individual and universal join in this sublimely beautiful, simple but profound new number by the American artist Natalie Mering, with piano, her distinct voice, orchestral strings and harp from Mary Lattimore. It is the lead single from her forthcoming fifth album And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow out on 18 November on Sub Pop Records. To explore more of her work, see also the other embedded links below including her also acclaimed fourth album, Titanic Rising.
Sitting at this party
Wondering if anyone knows me
Really sees who I am
Oh, it's been so long since I felt really known
Fragile in the morning
Can't hold on to much of anything
With this hole in my hand
I can't pretend that we always keep what we find
Oh yes, everybody splits apart sometime
Living in the wake of overwhelming changes
We've all become strangers
Even to ourselves
We just can't help
We can't see from far away
To know that every wave might not be the same
But it's all a part of one big thing
Oh, it's not just me, it's not just me
It's not just me, it's everybody (Everybody)
Everybody, everybody, everybody
Mercy is the only
Cure for being so lonely
Has a time ever been more revealing
That the people are hurting?
Oh, it's not just me
I guess it's everybody
Yes, we all bleed the same way
Oh, it's not just me, it's not just me
It's not just me, it's everybody (Everybody)
Everybody, everybody, everybody
Everybody, everybody, everybody
Oh, it's not just me, it's not just me
It's not just me, it's everybody
It's not just me
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