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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2018
- 11/25/22 ETA theres a lot of comments about the captions on this vid. the captions on this video were user submitted back when those were a thing, i have no idea who submitted them or why, i just tweaked them to be slightly more accurate and approved them. shoutout to whoever added them back in like 2019 :) youre a real one
this song is such a bop but the flashing lights really bothered me and i couldnt find a normal lyric video for it, so i just made my own. also, this is the first time ive ever made something like this so i did my best but sorry if the timing is a lil bit off in some places. oh and of course all credit to Miracle Musical for the song ;o
3/20/19 edit: oh hey thanks for the views!! i saw a few comment about this so i wanted to explain: this song was sung by Joe Hawley, who was a member of Tally Hall, and released by Miracle Musical. Inside the Mind of Simon was an earlier version of this song released by Tally Hall. After Tally Hall went on their indefinite hiatus, Joe Hawley collaborated with many of the members of the band to make Hawaii Part II under the band name Miracle Musical, which contained a more finished version of Inside the Mind of Simon, which is this song. So you could say this song was made by Joe Hawley, Tally Hall, and Miracle Musical, but I'm crediting it as Miracle Musical because that's the band name it was released under. :)
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Its like demonic bohemian rhapsody
I believe this song is about someone who was accused of a crime they didn’t commit. They falsely pleaded insanity and was sent to electroshock therapy where he actually went insane wether he was in the first place or not.
Holy shi- I just noticed that everytime he gets electrocuted, the electric guitar starts playing. Such great attention to detail
The entire Hawaii: Part II album feels forbidden, like we were never meant to hear it.
Don’t you make an animatic in your head, and as you repeat the song you polish it out, add and subtract/add parts to make it perfect, but then you realize you’ll never make it
i’m finding a whole new genre of music during quarantine
"I was just a boy, you see. I plead of thee have sympathy for me." that line makes my stomach twist every time
Ah yes, "seizure bohemian rhapsody"
This song kinda reminds me of bohemian rhapsody in the way it tells a story and how it sounds like it goes through multiple songs
I hate it when I fall inside a “someone help me”
"I WAS JUST A BOY YOU SEE"
finally i dont have to have a seizure listening to a song about seizure
As a Tally Hall fan, discovering Miracle Musical feels like discovering a dark truth that was never meant to be known
wait
As someone with epilepsy
Something I realised is that at the end of the song, his tone sounds different, like a tamed, subdued kind of sound is in his voice at the end after the electroshock therapy. I've listened to this song too many times.
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I struggle with derealization. Frequently. The near ending of this song is something i can relate to. the lyrics “See how the brain plays around, and you fall inside a hole you couldnt see. You fall inside a hole inside a- someone help me, understand whats going on inside my mind. Doctor I cant tell if im not me.” Is so well constructed. The feeling of not knowing what reality is anymore or who or what you are is so terrifying. It hurts so bad, Its like you’ve forgotten everything you’ve ever known. Its like the feeling when you almost understand, But yet you’re not even close to understanding at all. This song is so beautiful. The feeling was so elegantly caught.
"Father, your honor may I explain" is me when I fail a test.
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