Walk the Moon - William Blake (Lyrics in description) скачать видео бесплатно

pokemaniac0212

I love WTM, but this must be the weirdest thing I've ever heard. Sounds like it should be in an Alvin and the Chipmunks movie.

anna cooley

i love this

Diego Barriga

que es esta mierda ?

Courtney Shale

this is so bizarre to listen to but weirdly catchy like if he sang the song with a normal voice but with the rest of it at this speed i think it would sound really coolbut it took me a long time to realize he's talking about the same william blake that's mentioned in the book "Wonderkid" and that makes it kind of cool

Amelia Hund

listening to this on double speed... XD

Nebet

+ohjhenjoy William Blake wrote Songs of Innocence and Experience -- an illustrated collection of his poems which deal with themes of pure-hearted, uncorrupted childhood and the terror and sadness that come with greater knowledge about the world.In keeping with this framework, the song contrasts the way youth is expected to be "innocent" (not understanding how the world works, and being uncorrupted by the more awful aspects of the world) with the sexually precocious reality of modern youth. The direct juxtaposition of symbols of childhood ("bedtime stories") with mentions of alcohol and sex ("drinking wine" and "just before we ohhh") serves this purpose. "I'm 17, and you don't know me; I'm drinking wine with all the girls....oh how strange and difficult feigning innocence is." The speaker in the story feels that, despite his youth, he is not "innocent" and has to "feign" (fake) it in order to meet expectations. At the same time, there is a note of pride: he seems to be boasting about his prowess, and maybe his ability to use his feigned innocence to gain access to sexual experience.The further layer of the song being a "sped up" version of "I Want! I Want!" -- creating a faster tempo but also a more "childlike" sound in the vocals -- pushes an already somewhat wry, if still earnest, commentary nearly into the realm of beating the listener over the head with a two-by four, even to the point of comedy. The faster tempo perhaps represents the way in which "childhood innocence" (a pretty thoroughly modern invention in the first place, if you read up on it) is foreshortened by pressures on younger people to be "grown up" and sexual sooner, pushing them to "move too fast." The bizarre experience of hearing a "chipmunk" voice (sounding like a prepubescent boy) sing about sex, alcohol, and "you don't know me" wraps the whole thing up with a bow on top.

AJclanclub

This song makes me want to dance for the rest of my existence. I can't stop listening to it haha

Monica Johnson

I actually love this.

ohjhenjoy

I'm still trying to understand this haha. What does a sped-up version of I Want! I Want! have to do with William Blake? sooo confused...

BakerTurtle17

It IS a real track dude.

Paula Nickels

Yes, that is a picture of the original band members. =)

pulp non-fiction

yeeesssssss thank u man idk y they did this

Nicole S

is the picture WTM? it doesn't look them...

Ethan Gill

Except that it is a REAL track, check the tracklist for the album "I Want! I Want!" from 2010, heck, I bought this song with the whole album before it was taken off of Itunes when they changed record companies.

Davis Dolson

No, it's not.

Davis Dolson

This isn't a real track...

Arturo Roman

Found my new ringtone.

Corina Esquivel

hmmm.. maybe

Corina Esquivel

hmmm .. maybe

Kevin professor

Your last name is Esquivel...are you somehow related a 'Dan'?

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