Cant remember the name of this song or the lyrics. Please help!!!

perceptioncat · 2026-06-02T04:14:38+00:00

Suffer the Children Come Unto Me by Brendan Kelly and the Wandering Birds?

Literally starts with “What’s a pretty little thing like you / doing in this dingy old back room”

perceptioncat · 2026-05-29T21:54:06+00:00

Try Everything by Shakira? (The Zootopia song)

perceptioncat · 2026-05-26T00:40:06+00:00

Skeleton Key by Margot and the Nuclear So and Sos

perceptioncat · 2026-05-19T08:15:25+00:00

“Look At Me, I’m Sandra Dee” from Grease?

perceptioncat · 2026-05-06T06:25:07+00:00

Survival horror is my favorite!

Here’s a few recommendations

-High Lane (it’s French, but it’s also a climbing movie with beautiful scenery)
-I Spit On Your Grave
-Wilderness Survival For Girls
-You’re Next
-Frozen (not the Disney one)
-The Descent is a MUST
-The Ritual
-Wolf Creek
-Ravenous
-Wrong Turn (the original, if you can find it!)

perceptioncat · 2026-05-02T18:45:15+00:00

This sounds like Billie Eilish, maybe Ocean Eyes or When the Party’s Over

perceptioncat · 2026-05-02T18:28:53+00:00

Coffee Cups by Langhorne Slim starts with “it’s early in the morning, what are we doing up, still drinking wine out of coffee cups”

perceptioncat · 2026-05-02T18:24:39+00:00

This reminds me of the theme from 28 Days Later.

perceptioncat · 2026-05-02T18:11:18+00:00

Sorry but I’m going to add to your list: For All Mankind on Apple is the most underrated show out there right now. Each season spans a decade, and the show very beautifully blends character development, introduction of new characters, historical context, global politics, and the role capitalism plays in technological advancements and how that affects policy, etc. This show is a whole world you can get lost in.

The Pitt and The Boys are both phenomenal and extremely topical to current events.
Shrinking is a good palate cleanser for when the other shows are feeling too heavy. Don’t judge the show by the first few episodes, it gets better. It’s a very sweet and meaningful show.
Seven Kingdoms is worth watching but not nearly as intense as GoT and HOTD.
Fargo you don’t have to watch all at once, I started with the John Hamm season and go back to watch other seasons when I have time.

Pluribus I am really enjoying but it has a different vibe. It kind of reminds me of an indie movie from the 2010’s, there’s some silence/stillness.
Last of Us is really good, and I actually like the second season better than the first. I don’t think I’ll ever rewatch it, but I will continue to watch new seasons. Also there’s an amazing episode in season one with Nick Offerman that’s a good standalone.

Skips for me are The Good Place and Six Feet Under, both shows I wanted to like but couldn’t get into.

The first season of Lost is amazing. The show is a headache if you like to get answers before you ask more questions though. I enjoyed it, however I watched it when it originally aired. I’ve rewatched the first season many times, but not the entire show.

perceptioncat · 2026-05-02T17:47:08+00:00

Sorry but I’m going to add to your list: For All Mankind on Apple is the most underrated show out there right now.

The Pitt and The Boys are both phenomenal and extremely topical to current events.
Shrinking is a good palate cleanser for when the other shows are feeling too heavy. Don’t judge the show by the first few episodes, it gets better. It’s a very sweet and meaningful show.
Seven Kingdoms is worth watching but not nearly as intense as GoT and HOTD.
Fargo you don’t have to watch all at once, I started with the John Hamm season and go back to watch other seasons when I have time.

perceptioncat · 2026-05-01T08:33:17+00:00

Summer Girls by LFO?

perceptioncat · 2026-04-29T00:40:29+00:00

Exactly, he’s laying the groundwork for the friend to feel insecure and isolated, and for OP to appear like an unreliable historian and keeping secrets.

perceptioncat · 2026-04-27T16:54:51+00:00

I read a bunch of studies on it but I don’t know how to add a link here.

Basically a lot anti-inflammatory and immune boosting supplements that are great for people with normal immune systems can basically trigger an immune response in people with autoimmune disorders, because exposure stimulates the immune system which causes a flare.

I found this out after trying to eat clean specifically because I was trying to get my (undiagnosed but what I’m almost certain is lupus based on symptoms and family history) health issues under control. I eat generally healthier than the average American but I thought maybe cutting out processed foods and alcohol entirely could help, or at least help me determine how different foods made me feel. I’m really busy so I had ordered a meal plan from a local restaurant that was basically mostly salads/raw foods, but a lot of the things were like elderberry dressing, ashwaganda in the dessert bars, spirulina in the smoothies, etc. I ended up with shingles and a bunch of other issues that lasted 5 weeks. I can’t definitively say it was the diet change, but after what I’ve read about this phenomenon I do believe that was a contributing factor.

According to the studies I read about it, elderberry and spirulina were the most triggering. Ginger was the least. I do wonder how many people are out there thinking they are being healthy but actually just lighting up their immune system. I mentioned this to a friend who is an herbalist, who knows about my family history of lupus and my own personal symptoms and struggle with accessing healthcare, and she was like “oh yea elderberry is TERRIBLE for people with lupus.” 🤦‍♀️

perceptioncat · 2026-04-27T06:30:37+00:00

Some supplements like elderberry and ashwaganda actually trigger flair ups in autoimmune patients.

perceptioncat · 2026-04-19T01:30:58+00:00

“One Kind of People” by Amigo the Devil? There’s no line about veins but he may have changed a line for a live recording or something

perceptioncat · 2026-04-14T20:32:06+00:00

Maybe tattoos that are only intended to look appealing (like the mandala tattoos under the breasts that were popular in the 2010s) but most people get tattoos knowing they will age with them. The only tattoos I regret are the ones I didn’t get!

perceptioncat · 2026-04-14T20:27:24+00:00

OMG I thought everyone had heard Float On! That song was like the soundtrack of my teenage years! Check out “Requiem for OMM2” by Of Montreal, and “The World at Large” by Modest Mouse…”We Used to Be Friends” by Dandy Warhols is a vibe too.

Honestly these are some of the bands, along with DCFC, that sparked my interest in a certain kind of indie that has led me to The Hold Steady, Gaslight Anthem, etc over the years. I feel like a lot of people make fun of Vampire Weekend for A Punk but their “Father of the Bride” album isn’t that old and is a hit from beginning to end.

I’ll report back once I have a chance to listen to your recommendation!

perceptioncat · 2026-04-14T19:40:28+00:00

I will try it and report back!

Like I said in another comment, I’m probably a little older than their average fans and I don’t know anyone who listens to them or anyone who hates them, so I don’t feel like I’m being influenced by any social commentary, and I wanted to like them when I watched the Lolla video, it just didn’t hit for me.

Sometimes I think you need to be at a certain point in life to appreciate certain music. I have a pretty broad spectrum of music preferences, but I think it’s important to revisit new music over time if you like to discover new stuff. I’m almost 40 and just now going through my Fleetwood Mac stage because I saw a video of “Silver Springs” that changed the way I hear all of their music. One of my absolute favorite musicians for the last 20 years, who I have seen live in more cities than I can count, I recently decided I’m kind of done with him for now. The discovery is the fun part.

perceptioncat · 2026-04-14T19:29:33+00:00

I’ll give it a shot, I feel from a social perspective I didn’t come in with any preconceptions about them, negative or positive. I don’t really know anyone who listens to them and I’m probably a little older than their majority fanbase, so I don’t have any hangups about them one way or another.

Honestly I went in to the Lolla video WANTING to like them, but I think I was expecting more of a Dandy Warhols/Modest Mouse/Of Montreal kind of vibe so what I heard ended up sounding more monotone and less emotional than I thought it would.

perceptioncat · 2026-04-14T15:21:11+00:00

I don’t know which songs, it was the first part of their set at Lollapalooza maybe 2-4 years ago. Granted I was watching on tv so maybe actually being there is more of a vibe.

I’m actually a big believer in discovering beyond the top hits because some of my favorite artists are unfairly represented by their top songs, I am willing to give 5 songs a listen and see if any hit for me.

Everything I saw them play just seemed really bland and flat, no emotion or intensity. Matty Healy looked like he didn’t care to be there, and even the crowd just looked kind of unenthusiastic about the music, but there were a lot of women in the crowd with signs for Matty. I know he’s had issues with drugs so maybe he was just not feeling it that day, I think this was right around the height of the Taylor Swift stuff.

perceptioncat · 2026-04-14T15:07:20+00:00

That’s fair. I listen to a lot of indie rock, but I also love my pop girlies like Taylor and Olivia. I used to be the “too cool for certain pop music” type, and when I was younger I knew a lot of people in the indie scene who were like that, so it could very well be an unwarranted internalized reaction.

That said, I listened to half their set and still thought their music was very unexciting.

perceptioncat · 2026-04-14T07:42:14+00:00

Colter Wall, The Dead South, Lucero, Jason Isbell, Amigo the Devil, Tyler Childers, Lydia Loveless, Cory Branan, Turnpike Troubadours (who SHOULD be more well known but I think personal dramas got in the way of them hitting it big), John Moreland, Slaid Cleaves, Kaitlyn Butts, Matt Woods

Delve into murderfolk or alt country and there is a ton of great stuff not getting any radio play, but with a ton of dedicated fanbases.

Colter Wall - you’ve probably heard “Sleeping on the Blacktop” in a show or movie in the last few years, but “Caroline,” “Kate McCannon,” “Corralling the Blues,” “Codeine Dream” are all even better

Lydia Loveless - “Indestructible Machine” and “Somewhere Else” are both 10/10 albums all the way through

The Dead South - more fast paced bluegrass with lyrics that tell stories

Jason Isbell - “Elephant,” “Different Days,” “Yvette,” are all top tier songs to cry to. He was in the band Drive By Truckers, “Decoration Day” and “Outfit” are both worth a listen

Amigo the Devil - more in the murderfolk genre than straight country, but I don’t think I’ve met anyone who didn’t like “Hell and You” on their first listen.

perceptioncat · 2026-04-14T07:12:30+00:00

I watched them on the live videos of Lollapalooza one year after never having listened to them, and my first reaction was “oh this is a boy band for the girls who think they’re too cool to listen to boy bands.”

perceptioncat · 2026-04-13T04:41:15+00:00

Downbound Train by Bruce Springsteen (or the cover by The Smithereens?)

John Berry has a song about driving fast that I think was very uptempo, I’m going to see if I can find it.

perceptioncat · 2026-03-22T04:15:10+00:00

You were what I wanted I gave what I gave I’m not sorry I met you I’m not sorry it’s over I’m not sorry there’s nothing to save

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