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Lucy Dacus
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Lucy Elizabeth Dacus Is An American Singer-Songwriter And Producer. Originally From Richmond Virginia Dacus Attracted Attention With Her Debut Album No Burden Which Led To A Deal With Matador Records. Her Second Album Historian Was Released In 2018 To Further Critical Acclaim. Dacus' Third Studio Album Home Video Was Released In 2021.
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On “Triple Dog Dare ” Dacus Sings Wistfully About Another Old Friend Who Perhaps Could Have Been Something More. “That Was Hard For Me To Write ” She Says “realizing That This Friendship Was Complicated By Being Queer But I Wasn’t Out To Myself At The Time. What Would This Have Meant If I Had Been Comfortable With Myself? Would It Have Ended Better Or Worse?” - Rolling Stone ”In High School I Was Friends With This Girl And We Would Spend All Our Time Together. Neither Of Us Were Out But I Think That Her Mom Saw That There Was Romantic Potential Even Though I Wouldn’t Come Out To Myself For Many Years Later. The First Verses Of The Song Are True Her Mom Kept Us Apart Our Friendship Didn’t Last. But The Ending Of The Song Is This Fictitious Alternative Where The Characters Actually Do Prioritise Each Other And Get Out From Under The Thumbs Of Their Parents And They Steal A Boat And They Run Away And It’s Sort Of Left To Anyone’s Interpretation Whether Or Not They Succeed At That Or If They Die At Sea. There’s No Such Thing As Nonfiction. I Felt Empowered By Finding Out That I Could Just Do That Like No One Was Making Me Tell The Truth In That Scenario. Songwriting Doesn’t Have To Be Reporting.” - Via Apple Music
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Lucy Elizabeth Dacus Is An American Singer-Songwriter And Producer. Originally From Richmond Virginia Dacus Attracted Attention With Her Debut Album No Burden Which Led To A Deal With Matador Records. Her Second Album Historian Was Released In 2018 To Further Critical Acclaim. Dacus' Third Studio Album Home Video Was Released In 2021.
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On “Triple Dog Dare,” Dacus sings wistfully about another old friend, who perhaps could have been something more. “That was hard for me to write,” she says, “realizing that this friendship was complicated by being queer, but I wasn’t out to myself at the time. What would this have meant if I had been comfortable with myself? Would it have ended better or worse?”
- Rolling Stone
”In high school I was friends with this girl and we would spend all our time together. Neither of us were out, but I think that her mom saw that there was romantic potential, even though I wouldn’t come out to myself for many years later. The first verses of the song are true: Her mom kept us apart, our friendship didn’t last. But the ending of the song is this fictitious alternative where the characters actually do prioritise each other and get out from under the thumbs of their parents and they steal a boat and they run away and it’s sort of left to anyone’s interpretation whether or not they succeed at that or if they die at sea. There’s no such thing as nonfiction. I felt empowered by finding out that I could just do that, like no one was making me tell the truth in that scenario. Songwriting doesn’t have to be reporting.”
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