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Vanessa Carlton => Vanessa Songs / Lyrics / Sheet Music => Topic started by: [sobriquet] on May 05, 2010, 01:23:11 am
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Spring Street is one of the most unique songs I've ever heard. I like how the way Vanessa put the idea of how the cycle of life goes.
And the 'na-na-na-na-na-na-na' part is contangious. LOL :D
Anyway, what do you guys think?
And by the way, I made a transcription of this song. I'm not sure how accurate my cover to how V really plays it, but I hope those who want it will like it. Here's the link:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/zdvzim2mhhq/Spring Street.pdf
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Na-na-na-na-na-na-na . . . .
I was a bit apprehensive to the song at first, but I warmed up to it (just like I warmed up to "Come Undone" and it's . . . umm . . . hella epic intro). There's a whole "life comes full circle" thing going on in this song.
I remember opening VC's website and hearing the Spring Street intro. My speakers were turned up. Woke up the whole house ;D
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At first I really didn't like it and I never played it.. then something clicked while listening to it. "The past keeps on fading, but I'll never forget you." It's so sad!! Lyrically I think it's one of her best for sure.
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Find this quite a sad song but I love it :) A very laid back melody, lyrically definitely a song that you can very much relate to as you get older, and find yourself thinking back to your younger days.
" And everything changes and friends become strangers
Sadly very true
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i didnt really like this song to start but it has deffinantly grown on me.
my favorite line fore sure is: " and the past keeps on fading, but ill never forget you..." the way she sings you is just beautiful
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So, I've been reading these boards for awhile, and I once had a username, but I forgot it.
Anyway, I really think Spring Street is one of those songs that need to grow on you. It gets so repetitive and it's such a bland song that it becomes hard to enjoy, at least that was the case for me. After a few more listens, I definitely started loving it because the message is just really beautiful.
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So, I've been reading these boards for awhile, and I once had a username, but I forgot it.
Anyway, I really think Spring Street is one of those songs that need to grow on you. It gets so repetitive and it's such a bland song that it becomes hard to enjoy, at least that was the case for me. After a few more listens, I definitely started loving it because the message is just really beautiful.
I agree. It needs time to make it into your system.
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I guess I'm the oddball in this thread, but I loved Spring Street the first time I heard it. I think it was the first song on H&T that I fell in love with.
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I guess I'm the oddball in this thread, but I loved Spring Street the first time I heard it. I think it was the first song on H&T that I fell in love with.
Definitely not, I loved it the first time I heard it also :)
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It's always been my favorite song off the album. It became especially poignant when my best friend and cousin both had baby girls at the same time :)
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Na-na-na-na-na-na-na . . . .
I was a bit apprehensive to the song at first, but I warmed up to it (just like I warmed up to "Come Undone" and it's . . . umm . . . hella epic intro). There's a whole "life comes full circle" thing going on in this song.
I remember opening VC's website and hearing the Spring Street intro. My speakers were turned up. Woke up the whole house ;D
Haha. It woke up all my teachers at school. It was seven a.m. and I went to her site and forgot to turn down the volume!
I love Spring Street. It's such a good song for growing up.