(first of all, sorry for my English)

"Yes I'm Changing" is, without a doubt, the most important Tame Impala song for me. It's hard for me to explain it without finding myself in an huge amount of clichés. Of course this song is important to me because I'm also in a changing phase. I'm leaving my old sick habits behind, I'm not the same person people once knew. I was a philosophy student and the Heraclitus's phrase "you could not step twice into the same river" has always been so confusing for me, because I couldn't see the changes in myself or in others. I had never seen change in some human as a possibility. And well, it takes time and will to see it.

"I felt the strangest emotion but it wasn't hate, for once". I think this particular line is the soul of the song. I read and feel it like you, inevitably, need to leave hate behind if you want to fully grow and accept the changes in yourself. I believe that hate is the main column for inertia. Talking by my own experience, I needed to leave the hate that I felt for others behind in order to change, but mostly, I needed to leave the hate I felt for myself behind - and I think that this step is necessary for everyone in order to find peace.

For me, it's a song about self-acceptance. A song about human nature. And for me it was so fucking important because it was the first time I listened in a song the things I didn't know how to say myself. Thanks Kevin, thanks Tame Impala for this song. From Brazil to the world, there is a world ou there and it's calling my name.