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''Psychopomp'' is the debut album by American Alternative {{Pop}} band Music/JapaneseBreakfast.
Most of the songs refer to frontwoman Michelle Zauner's mother who passed away prior to this album's conception. Outside of lyrics talking about grieving, it also deals about love, whether it is unrequited or not.
!!Tracklist:
# "In Heaven"
# "The Woman who Loves You
# "Ragged Country"
# "Everybody Wants to Love You"
# "Psychopomp"
# "Jane Cum"
# "Moon on the Bath"
# "Heft"
# "Triple 7"
!!''Everybody wants to trope you'':
* {{Dedication}}: The album is dedicated to Michelle Zauner's mother who passed away prior to its recording.
* GriefSong: A big part of the album is is dedicated to Michelle Zauner's mother who died. "In Heaven" is about the empty space left by her, following her passing.
--> ''I'm trying to believe''
--> ''When I sleep, it's really you''
--> ''Visiting my dreams''
--> ''Like they say that angels do''
* {{Instrumentals}}: "Psychopomp" and "Moon on the Bath".
* LoopedLyrics: The chorus of "Everybody wants to love you" (which is also the title of the song)
* LyricalDissonance: "In Heaven" sounds like an upbeat tune (if you don't pay attention to the lyrics about how someone's death leaves a lot of empty space in your life).
* MeaningfulName: ''Psychopomp'' refers to a being who leads souls to the afterlife in various mythologies (and it fits with the death of Michelle's mother being mentionned in a few songs).
* MelismaticVocals: On " In Heaven" and "Jane Cum".
* OneWomanSong: "The Woman who Loves You" and "Jane Cum".
* OneWordTitle: "Heft".
* RearrangeTheSong
** "Jane Cum", "The Woman that Loves You" and "Triple 7" were previously featured in a minimalistic format on an EP called ''American Music''.
** "Everybody Wants to Love You" is originally a song by Birthday Girlz, a now-defunct rock band Michelle was part of.
* SiameseTwinSongs: Happens two times on the album.
** "In Heaven" segues into "The Woman who Loves You".
** "Moon on the Bath" is an instrumental track which transitions into "Triple 7".
* SillyLoveSong: "Everybody Wants to Love You" easily stands out, compared to the rest of the album, for its cheaply romantic lyrics.
--> ''Will you lend me your toothbrush?''
--> ''Will you make me breakfast in bed?''
--> ''Ask me to get married''
--> ''And then make me breakfast again''
* SpokenWordInMusic: "Psychopomp" features a spoken passage in the form of a phone conversation where Michelle's mother tells her daughter that everything will be alright (according to an interview with the band, this phone call happened after the cancer diagnosis of Michelle's mother was revealed).
* TitleTrack: An instrumental short track featuring the voice of Michelle's mother.
[[caption-width-right:350:]]
''Psychopomp'' is the debut album by American Alternative {{Pop}} band Music/JapaneseBreakfast.
Most of the songs refer to frontwoman Michelle Zauner's mother who passed away prior to this album's conception. Outside of lyrics talking about grieving, it also deals about love, whether it is unrequited or not.
!!Tracklist:
# "In Heaven"
# "The Woman who Loves You
# "Ragged Country"
# "Everybody Wants to Love You"
# "Psychopomp"
# "Jane Cum"
# "Moon on the Bath"
# "Heft"
# "Triple 7"
!!''Everybody wants to trope you'':
* {{Dedication}}: The album is dedicated to Michelle Zauner's mother who passed away prior to its recording.
* GriefSong: A big part of the album is is dedicated to Michelle Zauner's mother who died. "In Heaven" is about the empty space left by her, following her passing.
--> ''I'm trying to believe''
--> ''When I sleep, it's really you''
--> ''Visiting my dreams''
--> ''Like they say that angels do''
* {{Instrumentals}}: "Psychopomp" and "Moon on the Bath".
* LoopedLyrics: The chorus of "Everybody wants to love you" (which is also the title of the song)
* LyricalDissonance: "In Heaven" sounds like an upbeat tune (if you don't pay attention to the lyrics about how someone's death leaves a lot of empty space in your life).
* MeaningfulName: ''Psychopomp'' refers to a being who leads souls to the afterlife in various mythologies (and it fits with the death of Michelle's mother being mentionned in a few songs).
* MelismaticVocals: On " In Heaven" and "Jane Cum".
* OneWomanSong: "The Woman who Loves You" and "Jane Cum".
* OneWordTitle: "Heft".
* RearrangeTheSong
** "Jane Cum", "The Woman that Loves You" and "Triple 7" were previously featured in a minimalistic format on an EP called ''American Music''.
** "Everybody Wants to Love You" is originally a song by Birthday Girlz, a now-defunct rock band Michelle was part of.
* SiameseTwinSongs: Happens two times on the album.
** "In Heaven" segues into "The Woman who Loves You".
** "Moon on the Bath" is an instrumental track which transitions into "Triple 7".
* SillyLoveSong: "Everybody Wants to Love You" easily stands out, compared to the rest of the album, for its cheaply romantic lyrics.
--> ''Will you lend me your toothbrush?''
--> ''Will you make me breakfast in bed?''
--> ''Ask me to get married''
--> ''And then make me breakfast again''
* SpokenWordInMusic: "Psychopomp" features a spoken passage in the form of a phone conversation where Michelle's mother tells her daughter that everything will be alright (according to an interview with the band, this phone call happened after the cancer diagnosis of Michelle's mother was revealed).
* TitleTrack: An instrumental short track featuring the voice of Michelle's mother.
