On some other day, I’ll talk here about other things. What’s going on in my head recently, what I thought of the most on these last few days…

But I don’t feel like doing it today, so in this diary entry I’ll talk about Arienette, once again.

I’ve always loved the first chorus, but I never noticed how beautiful the second chorus was, also. Since it has a louder sound, maybe I thought it wasn’t as deep.

But read this:

“And the moon, it leaves silver, but never sleep
And then the silver turns to grey
Stay with me, Arienette, until the wolves are away.”

Can you see it? JNDSJNAKNASKMSKA
How does he write something like this? I’m in love, I can’t stop thinking about this beautiful combination of words. So sad, melancholic, but so beautiful.

I feel like a white 14-year-old kid listening to Taylor Swift for the first time, except it’s Conor Oberst and it’s the 1000th time I’ve listened to it.