Letra Me and My Husband

'Me and My Husband de Mitski' se estrenó el 17 de agosto de 2018.

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LETRA DE "Me and My Husband - Mitski"

I steal a few breaths

From the world for a minute

And then I'll be nothing forever

And all of my memories

And all of the things I have seen

Will be gone

With my eyes with my body with me

But me and my husband

We're doing better

It's always been just him and me

Together

So I bet all I have on that

Furrowed brow

And at least in this lifetime

We're sticking together

Me and my husband

We're sticking together

And I am the idiot with the painted face

In the corner, taking up space

But when he walks in, I am loved, I am loved

Me and my husband

We're doing better

It's always been just him and me

Together

So I bet all I have on that

Furrowed brow

And at least in this lifetime

We're sticking together

Me and my husband

We're sticking together

Me and my husband

We're doing better

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¿Cual es el significado de la letra: Me and My Husband de Mitski?

Esta canción "Me and My Husband" del artista Mitski se estrenó el 2018-08-17, tiene una duración de 137.141 segundos. “Me and My Husband” is the seventh track of Mitski’s fifth studio album Be The Cowboy released in August 2018.\n\nLike earlier tracks on the album such as ‘Nobody’, ‘Me and My Husband’ explores the loneliness Mitski felt while writing the album, although this time she takes on the persona of a suburban housewife. As she explained to GQ:\n\nIf you’re a suburban mom surrounded by family with a nice life you still feel alone. On tour, I’m surrounded by people all the time but it’s lonely.\n\nDespite the songs upbeat tone the lyrics portray a housewife stubbornly sticking by her husband even though she may not be happy. Mitski claims the song isn’t personal and isn’t meant to be reflection of her views on marriage or settling down as she told The Outline:\n\nI try to keep a sense of humor about all this stuff. I’m not married, I don’t have a husband, but I was just thinking about being a woman with a man in a long term relationship. I used a stereotype of the suburban, old-fashioned housewife to kind of accentuate my point.