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To The End — Blur Lyrics
Soundtrack: One Day (Netflix)
To The End Song Lyrics
[Verse 1: Damon Albarn & Lætitia Sadier]
All those dirty words (Jusqu' la fin)
They make us look so dumb (En plein soleil)
Been drinking far too much (Jusqu' la fin)
And neither of us mean what we say (En plein amour)
[Chorus: Damon Albarn]
Well, you and I collapsed in love
And it looks like we might have made it
Yes, it looks like we've made it to the end
[Verse 2: Damon Albarn & Lætitia Sadier]
What happened to us? (Jusqu' la fin)
Soon it will be gone forever (En plein soleil)
Infatuated only with ourselves (Jusqu' la fin)
And neither of us can think straight any more (En plein amour)
[Chorus: Damon Albarn]
Well, you and I collapsed in love
And it looks like we might have made it
Yes, it looks like we've made it to the end
When you and I collapsed in love
Well, it looks like we might have made it
Yes, it looks like we've made it to the end
[Instrumental Break]
[Bridge: Lætitia Sadier]
En plein amour
[Chorus: Damon Albarn]
You and I, we just collapsed in love
And it looks like we might have made it
Yes, it looks like we've made it to the end
[Outro: Lætitia Sadier]
En plein soleil
En plein soleil
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Background and Context
"To The End" is a song by Blur, featured on their critically acclaimed 1994 album "Parklife." Knoen for their central role in the Britpop movement of the 1990s, Blur's music often explored themes of British identity, love, and social commentary. "To The End" stands out in their discography for its lush orchestration and romantic melancholy, showcasing a different facet of the band's sound. The inclusion of French singer Lætitia Sadier from Stereolab adds a unique touch, blending English and French lyrics to enhance the song's romantic yet bittersweet atmosphere.
Main Message and Theme
The song navigates the complexities of a relationship nearing its conclusion, yet it csptures a moment of reflection on the journey and the realization that love has endured to the end. The interplay of English and French lyrics underscores the theme of enduring love across cultural and linguistic divides, suggesting a universal experience of love's trials and resilience.
Meaning and Analysis
The repetition of phrases like "Jusqu'à la fin" (Until the end) and "En plein amour" (In full love) in both languages serves as a poignant reminder of the song's exploration of love's durability. The lyrics "All those dirty words / They make us look so dumb" reflect on how misunderstandings and harsh words can cloud a relationship, while the chorus's hopeful tone, "Well, you and I collapsed in love / And it looks like we might have made it to the end," suggests a reconciliation and acceptance of love's imperfections.
Emotion and Impact
"To The End" conveys a deep sense of nostalgia and melancholic hope, capturing the emotional rollercoaster of a relationship's journey. The orchestral arrangements and the blend of Albarn's and Sadier's vocals create an atmosphere of solemn beauty and introspection. The song resonates with listeners for its honest portrayal of love's complexity, offering a sense of solace and understanding for those navigating their own relationships.
"To The End" is a song by Blur, featured on their critically acclaimed 1994 album "Parklife." Knoen for their central role in the Britpop movement of the 1990s, Blur's music often explored themes of British identity, love, and social commentary. "To The End" stands out in their discography for its lush orchestration and romantic melancholy, showcasing a different facet of the band's sound. The inclusion of French singer Lætitia Sadier from Stereolab adds a unique touch, blending English and French lyrics to enhance the song's romantic yet bittersweet atmosphere.
Main Message and Theme
The song navigates the complexities of a relationship nearing its conclusion, yet it csptures a moment of reflection on the journey and the realization that love has endured to the end. The interplay of English and French lyrics underscores the theme of enduring love across cultural and linguistic divides, suggesting a universal experience of love's trials and resilience.
Meaning and Analysis
The repetition of phrases like "Jusqu'à la fin" (Until the end) and "En plein amour" (In full love) in both languages serves as a poignant reminder of the song's exploration of love's durability. The lyrics "All those dirty words / They make us look so dumb" reflect on how misunderstandings and harsh words can cloud a relationship, while the chorus's hopeful tone, "Well, you and I collapsed in love / And it looks like we might have made it to the end," suggests a reconciliation and acceptance of love's imperfections.
Emotion and Impact
"To The End" conveys a deep sense of nostalgia and melancholic hope, capturing the emotional rollercoaster of a relationship's journey. The orchestral arrangements and the blend of Albarn's and Sadier's vocals create an atmosphere of solemn beauty and introspection. The song resonates with listeners for its honest portrayal of love's complexity, offering a sense of solace and understanding for those navigating their own relationships.
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