I can't help it, I like this song, even though you can just envision it being played at funerals. (And according to the You Tube comments, it was played at a toddler's funeral already--so sad.)
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I feel the same way! I think it's lovely, but it is definitely a funeral song, the way that certain songs are wedding songs.
The lead singer looks like a genetic recombination of Courtney Love and Taylor Swift. I mean, I've never seen such a thing, but this is pretty much what I'd imagine such a thing looks like.
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