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Lately, my affection for lyrics has experienced a resurgence. Specifically, I've developed a newfound admiration for artists who skillfully delve into unique and nuanced aspects of life, vividly capturing them in their music.

Andrea de Varona, the frontperson of Fake Dad, has captivated me with her storytelling. Her lyrics, such as:

"Every day, I’m breaking down

Like a little box,

breathe four in four out

Not so easy on a Wednesday evening

When the rain keeps falling

We won’t stop fighting at the Cineplex

Under neon lighting

You said, “hold it together”

But babe, I’m one with the weather"

It's a real treat when talented writers have their words take life in the form of music. It's a great kindness too, because it reaches us, the listener, with a little more ease — gently more accessible and ingestible for our restless minds.