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* "I Hate it Here" is a song about hating the current times you live in while also realizing the times you might or might not be nostalgic for might not have been particularly good either. The infamous "1830s" line, [[NarmCharm for all its ridiculousness, still manages to be pretty effective in this regard]], as it reminds people of just how dangerous nostalgia can truly be in this regard.
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* "I Hate it Here" is a song about hating the current times you live in while also realizing the times you might or might not be nostalgic for might not have been particularly good either. The infamous "1830s" line, [[NarmCharm for all its ridiculousness, still manages to be pretty effective in this regard]], as it reminds people of just how dangerous nostalgia can truly be in this regard.be.
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* "I Hate it Here" is a song about hating the current times you live in while also realizing the times you might or might not be nostalgic for might not have been particularly good either. The infamous "1830s" line, [[NarmCharm for all its ridiculousness, still manages to be pretty effective in this regard]], as it reminds people of just how dangerous nostalgia can truly be in this regard.
-->Everyone would look down 'cause it wasn't fun now
-->Seems like it was never even fun back then
-->Nostalgia is a mind's trick
-->If I'd been there, I'd hate it
-->It was freezing in the palace
-->Everyone would look down 'cause it wasn't fun now
-->Seems like it was never even fun back then
-->Nostalgia is a mind's trick
-->If I'd been there, I'd hate it
-->It was freezing in the palace
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* "Clara Bow" feels like a hopeless, endless repeating cycle of the next young star being compared to the one before her, with the industry promising them the world, and how hard they'll have to struggle to be beloved and worshipped.
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* "Clara Bow" feels like a hopeless, endless repeating cycle of the next young star being compared to the one before her, with the industry promising them the world, and how hard they'll have to struggle to be beloved and worshipped.
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* "Clara Bow" feels like a hopeless, endless repeating cycle During the aftermath of the next young star being compared to breakup, the one before her, with narrator of "How Did It End?" watches her friends speculate on how or why they called it off, but the industry promising them the world, and how hard they'll have to struggle to narrator herself doesn't even know why, all she knows is that they can't be beloved and worshipped.together anymore
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* After the breakup, the narrator of "I Look In People's Windows" is reduced to looking in on others' happiness, hoping her love interest would be there one day and notice her again.
