Thursday Girl - Music
Thursday Girl by Mitski
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Artist Biography For Mitski
Mitski Miyawaki Born Mitsuki Laycock Is A Japanese-American Singer And Songwriter. Born In Mie Prefecture Japan To An American Father And A Japanese Mother She Moved Frequently While Growing Up Due To Her Father's Job At The United States Department Of State Living In Turkey China Malaysia The Czech Republic And The Democratic Republic Of Congo Before Settling In The United States. She Sang In A Choir In High School And Was 18 When She Wrote Her First Song On The Piano. She Self-Released Her First Two Albums Lush And Retired From Sad New Career In Business While Studying Studio Composition At Purchase College's Conservatory Of Music. The Albums Were Originally Made As Her Senior Project. Her Third Studio Album Bury Me At Makeout Creek Was Released In 2014 On The Label Double Double Whammy. Mitski Signed With Dead Oceans In 2015 And Released Puberty 2 Be The Cowboy And Laurel Hell The Last Of Which Made The Top Ten In Several Countries. In 2022 The Guardian Dubbed Her The "best Young Songwriter" In The United States. That Same Year She Co-Wrote "This Is A Life" For The Film Everything Everywhere All At Once Which Earned Her An Academy Award Nomination For Best Original Song. Her Seventh Studio Album The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We Was Released In 2023.
Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Thursday Girl
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"Thursday Girl" Seems To Tell The Story Of A Woman Who Is Struggling With Her Sense Of Identity And Self-Worth. The Song Seems To Explore The Desire To Feel Alive And Present Even If It Means Doing Things That Are Destructive Or Unhealthy. In The First Verse The Narrator Speaks Of Going To A Party On Her Knees And Saying "Take It All Please". This Could Be A Metaphor For Surrendering To The Night And Doing Things That May Not Be Good For Her. The Repetition Of "tell Me No" In The Chorus Could Suggest A Plea For Someone To Tell Her To Stop To Save Herself From Her Own Destructive Behavior. The Second Verse Seems To Reinforce The Idea That The Narrator Is Not In A State Of Happiness Or Sadness Just Moving Through Life Feeling Up Or Down And Always Bad. The Notion Of Feeling Bad May Suggest That The Narrator Is Dealing With Some Sort Of Emotional Pain That She Is Trying To Escape From. The Bridge Repeats The Refrain Of "tell Me No" And The Outro Is Made Up Of Nonsensical Syllables That Could Suggest The Feeling Of Being Lost And Disconnected From Reality. Overall The Song Seems To Be A Commentary On The Complex Emotions And Desires That Can Come With The Search For Self-Discovery And Fulfillment Even If It Means Making Unhealthy Choices.
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Mitski Miyawaki Born Mitsuki Laycock Is A Japanese-American Singer And Songwriter. Born In Mie Prefecture Japan To An American Father And A Japanese Mother She Moved Frequently While Growing Up Due To Her Father's Job At The United States Department Of State Living In Turkey China Malaysia The Czech Republic And The Democratic Republic Of Congo Before Settling In The United States. She Sang In A Choir In High School And Was 18 When She Wrote Her First Song On The Piano. She Self-Released Her First Two Albums Lush And Retired From Sad New Career In Business While Studying Studio Composition At Purchase College's Conservatory Of Music. The Albums Were Originally Made As Her Senior Project. Her Third Studio Album Bury Me At Makeout Creek Was Released In 2014 On The Label Double Double Whammy. Mitski Signed With Dead Oceans In 2015 And Released Puberty 2 Be The Cowboy And Laurel Hell The Last Of Which Made The Top Ten In Several Countries. In 2022 The Guardian Dubbed Her The "best Young Songwriter" In The United States. That Same Year She Co-Wrote "This Is A Life" For The Film Everything Everywhere All At Once Which Earned Her An Academy Award Nomination For Best Original Song. Her Seventh Studio Album The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We Was Released In 2023.
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"Thursday Girl" seems to tell the story of a woman who is struggling with her sense of identity and self-worth. The song seems to explore the desire to feel alive and present, even if it means doing things that are destructive or unhealthy.
In the first verse, the narrator speaks of going to a party on her knees and saying "Take it all, please". This could be a metaphor for surrendering to the night and doing things that may not be good for her. The repetition of "tell me no" in the chorus could suggest a plea for someone to tell her to stop, to save herself from her own destructive behavior.
The second verse seems to reinforce the idea that the narrator is not in a state of happiness or sadness, just moving through life feeling up or down and always bad. The notion of feeling bad may suggest that the narrator is dealing with some sort of emotional pain that she is trying to escape from.
The bridge repeats the refrain of "tell me no", and the outro is made up of nonsensical syllables that could suggest the feeling of being lost and disconnected from reality.
Overall, the song seems to be a commentary on the complex emotions and desires that can come with the search for self-discovery and fulfillment, even if it means making unhealthy choices. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.