fav lyrics from champagne? (bet you'll choose that gold shit line)
ANON HELP YOU ALREADY KNOW ME SO WELL... ok, so i actually love this song so much, it's so funny hshshsh. my favourite lyrics:
how do you get this gold shit off - i know it's probably not funny out of context but believe me, it is the funniest line from the entire musical & i am dying every single time i hear it
before we both leave town, before the corner changes & the signs are taken down, let's walk around the neighbourhood & say our goodbyes - even tho the song is funny there is something so incredibly sad in this particular line
you get everyone addcited to your coffee then off you go/vanessa, i don't know why you're mad at me/i wish i was mad... - & THEY KISS - i'm just too late... - AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
bonus: i wanted to give you another reunion concert video but this one is better:
the clock ... even everyday, the constant ticking countdown to aziraphale and crowley's relationship, because it's inevitable - their relationship is unsustainable
because their ideologies are so different - crowley wants to run and preserve their relationship, create their own eden on alpha centuri. aziraphale wants to fix the world because he believes it can be saved - just remove those few bad apples (just like the Fall. Which - Crowley fell, and nothing was fixed by this, it's not the angels that are the problem, it's the system, and he doesn't believe it can be fixed). their beliefs are in direct conflict with each other
and they have in common their love of humanity, and the world, and of course - their love for each other
but simply loving each other is not enough.
they need to reconcile their beliefs, accept that the system is the problem, that you can't just keep running forever
because until then, it'd always be a countdown until the next Thing, where they need to choose, and they've shown again that they won't choose each other (at first. clocks run full circle; records run full circle. they will choose each other again)
something something the cast of thh singing “highschool is killing me” from nerdy prudes must die something something it’s the same idea where they’re singing it cuz they’re teenagers and they don’t like highschool but also because highschool is literally killing them.
૮꒰ྀི∩´ ᵕ `∩꒱ྀིა good mornie!! lover boy & i are wishing you a very happy & healthy friday & remainder of december <33 remember to rest & take care of yourself as we move through the holidays!! *ଘ(੭*ˊᵕˋ)੭* ੈ✩ i love you so v much!! you are forever & ever so special to me & ik the universe will show only kindness to you all bc of the kindness you show it!! im kissin your forehead & givin you a lil snack to help make today the greatest!! ( ˙ ³ ˙)~♡ mwah!!
THEY. NEED. TO. INTERACT. MORE!!! FOR MY MENTAL WELLBEING 😭
THEY REALLY DO!!! Hopefully Ree's official spot is what it was in yesterday's vid because if so we'll be getting A L O T more and they can finally hold hands <3
What better way to celebrate Noahvember than a countdown to November 18th?! Please enjoy these little tidbits about the origins of Noah's songs.
Everyday
Everyday was the first single off of Noah's third and most recent album, Adjustments.
He wrote this song in 2020 at the start of the pandemic, and much of the Adjustments album is a reflection of that time. I'll let Noah's own words tell the story of this song:
Remember the early days of the pandemic? How fucking weird that was? How our lives just got stripped back to the studs? How it all kind of felt like a total relief and a total collapse at the same time? I would stay up til the birds started singing, not knowing how to differentiate the stages of the day, how to work, how to rest. When I sang this song out loud the first several times, I’d get choked up singing the words “I hope that everybody’s getting by alright.” A lot of people weren’t, for a lot of reasons. Relatively speaking, I was doing fine. I had an incredible roommate, a great place to live, a promising career, really nothing to complain about. But that sprawling unknown, that twisting, unsettling feeling in your gut that it was all gone, that things would never be the same, that your life had been shrunk into some vaccuum packed plastic bag and that no one would ever really know or care because it was happening to them too; that seemed as pervasive as the virus itself. Everyone was struggling to keep up or even give a shit. I live near a park that’s normally filled with the sounds of people out enjoying themselves. Overnight it was empty and silent. I would find myself in the backyard burning cardboard boxes in a small metal basin just to feel like something was happening. Eventually, it became one of the only places we could see our friends or family, distance-huddled around a source of heat and light, back to basics. I started calling it the Fire Escape. It’s on the front cover of the record, in front of the Adjustments store. An invitation to gather around it, take a breath, adjust, start again.