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Divorce by Kelela
Kelela
Biographie de l'artiste pour Kelela
Originaire D’une Famille Éthiopienne Établie À Washington Kelela Mizanekristos Ne S’était Jamais Imaginée Chanteuse Avant De Commencer À Étudier Le Jazz Et À Se Produire Dans Les Cafés Pendant Ses Études. Depuis Son Installation À Los Angeles La Jeune Chanteuse S’est Entichée Avec Toute La Clique De Producteurs Affiliée Aux Labels Fade To Mind Et Night Slugs Avec Qui Elle Réalise Sa Première Mixtape Cut 4 Me Un Mélange De Nu-Soul R&B Et De Musique Électronique.
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"Divorce" Delves Into The Complexities And Emotional Turmoil That Comes With The End Of A Romantic Relationship. She Expresses Her Feelings Of Struggle And Despair Through Swimming Metaphors Like "fighting The Tide" And "drowning" Indicating That The End Of The Relationship Feels Like An Unexpected Wave Knocking Her Off Of Her Feet. The Lyrics "pushing A Rock Up A Mountain Hey/I Wanna Go You Around It With Somebody New" Suggest That Kelela Feels Burdened And Weighed Down By The Challenges Of Trying To Make The Relationship Work And That She Desires A More Effortless Connection With Someone Else. Despite This She Still Finds Herself Clinging Onto What's Familiar And Comfortable And Continues To Question Why She Keeps Trying To Make Things Work. The Outro "where You Been Hiding? Yeah Yeah" Portrays Kelela's Yearning For A New Connection As She Contemplates Where This New Partner Might Be Hiding. Overall The Song Reveals The Struggle Of Coming To Terms With A Lost Love While Facing The Prospect Of Moving Forward Alone.
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Originaire D’une Famille Éthiopienne Établie À Washington Kelela Mizanekristos Ne S’était Jamais Imaginée Chanteuse Avant De Commencer À Étudier Le Jazz Et À Se Produire Dans Les Cafés Pendant Ses Études. Depuis Son Installation À Los Angeles La Jeune Chanteuse S’est Entichée Avec Toute La Clique De Producteurs Affiliée Aux Labels Fade To Mind Et Night Slugs Avec Qui Elle Réalise Sa Première Mixtape Cut 4 Me Un Mélange De Nu-Soul R&B Et De Musique Électronique.
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"Divorce" delves into the complexities and emotional turmoil that comes with the end of a romantic relationship. She expresses her feelings of struggle and despair through swimming metaphors like "fighting the tide" and "drowning", indicating that the end of the relationship feels like an unexpected wave knocking her off of her feet.
The lyrics "pushing a rock up a mountain, hey/I wanna go, you around it with somebody new" suggest that Kelela feels burdened and weighed down by the challenges of trying to make the relationship work, and that she desires a more effortless connection with someone else. Despite this, she still finds herself clinging onto what's familiar and comfortable and continues to question why she keeps trying to make things work.
The outro "where you been hiding? Yeah, yeah" portrays Kelela's yearning for a new connection, as she contemplates where this new partner might be hiding. Overall, the song reveals the struggle of coming to terms with a lost love while facing the prospect of moving forward alone. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.