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Vanessa Carlton => General Vanessa Carlton Discussion => Topic started by: Twilight_Angel on October 12, 2007, 11:39:45 am
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Well the first time I listened I thought maybe she was referring to the same guy in spring street that was in white houses-
'I've been living with some friends...left him by the statue'
'With some strange new friends...he's my first mistake'
I don't know, maybe its just me :lol:
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Well the first time I listened I thought maybe she was referring to the same guy in spring street that was in white houses-
'I've been living with some friends...left him by the statue'
'With some strange new friends...he's my first mistake'
I don't know, maybe its just me :lol:
Maybe that White House she was talking about is on Spring Street? :wink:
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mhmmm who knows
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That's so weird because I always compared Spring Street with Who's To Say. I think Who's To Say is kinda about acceptance and moving on/growing up and In Spring Street V says 'I left you by the statue, your eyes were wet with tears...Mother you know you had to let me go even after all these years...' Anyone else make the comparission?
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That's so weird because I always compared Spring Street with Who's To Say. I think Who's To Say is kinda about acceptance and moving on/growing up and In Spring Street V says 'I left you by the statue, your eyes were wet with tears...Mother you know you had to let me go even after all these years...' Anyone else make the comparission?
I kind of made that comparison too. It's like she is telling a story and "White Houses" is the beginning, "Who's To Say" is the middle, and "Spring Street" is the end.
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Nolita Fairytale sounds like a sequel to White Houses. They're both lead singles and they tell a story. Um... that's about it.
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That's so weird because I always compared Spring Street with Who's To Say. I think Who's To Say is kinda about acceptance and moving on/growing up and In Spring Street V says 'I left you by the statue, your eyes were wet with tears...Mother you know you had to let me go even after all these years...' Anyone else make the comparission?
I kind of made that comparison too. It's like she is telling a story and "White Houses" is the beginning, "Who's To Say" is the middle, and "Spring Street" is the end.
Why the end?
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That's so weird because I always compared Spring Street with Who's To Say. I think Who's To Say is kinda about acceptance and moving on/growing up and In Spring Street V says 'I left you by the statue, your eyes were wet with tears...Mother you know you had to let me go even after all these years...' Anyone else make the comparission?
I kind of made that comparison too. It's like she is telling a story and "White Houses" is the beginning, "Who's To Say" is the middle, and "Spring Street" is the end.
Why the end?
well it tells you about her now bringing her daughter down to spring street...
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That's so weird because I always compared Spring Street with Who's To Say. I think Who's To Say is kinda about acceptance and moving on/growing up and In Spring Street V says 'I left you by the statue, your eyes were wet with tears...Mother you know you had to let me go even after all these years...' Anyone else make the comparission?
I kind of made that comparison too. It's like she is telling a story and "White Houses" is the beginning, "Who's To Say" is the middle, and "Spring Street" is the end.
Why the end?
well it tells you about her now bringing her daughter down to spring street...
exactly.
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I think the songs do sort of connect in their themes and it's a nice comparison, but musically I think they're pretty different. I think we connect them as being somewhat biographical because Vanessa sometimes draws up such specific images in her lyrics, as opposed to her some of her songs with more general lyrics. I think it's pretty interesting.
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That's so weird because I always compared Spring Street with Who's To Say. I think Who's To Say is kinda about acceptance and moving on/growing up and In Spring Street V says 'I left you by the statue, your eyes were wet with tears...Mother you know you had to let me go even after all these years...' Anyone else make the comparission?
I kind of made that comparison too. It's like she is telling a story and "White Houses" is the beginning, "Who's To Say" is the middle, and "Spring Street" is the end.
Why the end?
well it tells you about her now bringing her daughter down to spring street...
exactly.
Children aren't the end, their the begining.
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You guys are so fantastic......
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You guys are so fantastic......
Why?
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Well the first time I listened I thought maybe she was referring to the same guy in spring street that was in white houses-
'I've been living with some friends...left him by the statue'
'With some strange new friends...he's my first mistake'
I don't know, maybe its just me :lol:
you mean stephan?
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That idea of WH, WTS, and SS being a triad and telling a story is really cool. I can definitely see that.