Oliver Tree: Hurt Meaning
Song Released: 2019
Hurt Lyrics
I sold my soul, I'm waiting for my pay in full
My only one, your dying love, I've seen enough
I tried but, I don't think so, maybe it was me who was fucking up
I gave all I could give but, it seems like it...
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#1 top rated interpretation:Artists often give interpretations of their own work that mislead just to see if anyone will give their own thoughts anymore, or if they'll just accept what the artist has given. The song means what you personally want it to. Great artists leave interpretation up to what you feel. The story you tell yourself surrounding a piece of art matters most.
That said, I dont feel like this is simply about a scooter accident. This feels like a story about someone who's trying to take responsibility for a situation they can't really control: someone elses feelings.
They keep grappling with the idea that they fucked up despite this person always "being in a bad mood" and that they should have been there for them, changed to help them, in spite of themselves. -
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#2 top rated interpretation:This is just an interpretation. I think these lyrics have noting to do with his musician career or his scooter rider hobby. I think the verses are actually kinda low key nihilistic and he's very dissapointed in how society treated him and he had to fight and win over his demons I'm not sure if he means overcoming anxiety or just sadness. He can't really see the meaning of all this from what he learned, he drops all values and begins to live in a more without-care lifestyle, maybe no-care?
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I think we should look from the perspective that someone else wrote it that way you separate his character from the lyrics. That being said the music also. My opinion is this should've been done to a slower beat by a different singer. Lyrics paint a totally different picture than the one portrayed by the musician. Toxic relationship yes but blinded by love. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Trying to make up for someone else's wrong doing and falling short.
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I think this song is about a toxic relationship where the narrator is doing everything they can to make the other person happy, but it's never enough. "I gave all I could give, but it seems like it never really was enough."
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From what I heard, it's just a song about when he wrecked on his scooter at one point. Apparently he broke a bunch of bones in his wrists and made him question doing it anymore.
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I think he idolizes the 90's in some ways as a time where culture was booming and we were setting up a future that seems to have dropped the ball, but in the lyrics admits that perhaps it was our fault. "Don't speak unless you have to, why you always seem in a bad mood, your whole life you've had an attitude, one day is that so bad for you?" I think it's an attempt at pointing out how nobody seems to be able to communicate what they need, and only really seem to speak out about what they want, which leads to people's opinions mattering more to them than truth and substance.
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He gave his soul, and in return receives fame and fortune. His day coming is his death, and his souls eternal punishment.
Christ’s dying love for him is seen but rejected. He misses the point of grace and chooses to neglect it.
Then he claims to have tried the best he could, again missing the point of grace. -
I think it's about him trying to get signed long ago before his popularity and them not letting him be his goofy self that he is . And when he says they're acting vicious out here there's a lot of demons out there that's in reference to trying to make it with other labels and it not working out and how vicious they can be .
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I think he is talking about a woman that came into his life and how his friends and close ones separated themselves from him and through the song also referencing the break up. Just my opinion.
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This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
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