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By Pages:   Previous 10 Pages    11    12    13    14    15    16    17    18    19    20   Next 10 Pages Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Hide And Seek (page 15/ 85) ------ performed by Imogen Heap cool | Reviewer: Georgia | 10/24/08 this is a cool song... my friends and i are singers two of them are signing this song together the bit with blood and tears she goes really really high and we all have to work really hard and even struggle to make it up.. this song is beautiful i love it! Unbelievable | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/13/08 I think the genius of this song is in the music and all the angles it takes. So many surprises the first few times you hear it. I think you can dig too deep looking for a chain of thought. She's amazing. I'm blown away. Try singing with it. Fun. Funeral | Reviewer: Shelby | 10/13/08 This song was played at my friends funeral. She killed herself, and it really seemed to fit with that theme. Especially this part: Mmmm whatcha say, Mmm that you only meant well? well of course you did Mmmm whatcha say, Mmmm that it's all for the best? Of course it is Mmmm whatcha say? Mmmm that it's just what we need you decided this whatcha say? Mmmm what did you say? Im not necessarily saying its about suicide but merely agreeing with whoever said that Imogen Heap intentionally made it an ambiguous song because it can mean a different thing to different people depending on the individuals situation. Its a very beautiful song. One of my favourites. Obvious what the song's about... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/10/08 The song is definitely about moving and "trains and sewing machines all those years they were here first" simply means the children in her family played with trains and her mother or grandmother sewed. She came back to her childhood home, and trains and sewing machines, which were there first for years, have been replaced with someone else's new furniture. "Spin me 'round again" is referring probably to peoples' tendancy to spin small children playfully. I think you have to be stupid not to get this part: "oily marks appear on walls where pleasure moments hung before the takeover, the sweeping insensitivity of this still life" She is talking, literally, about a still life painting. A photograph of her happy family has been replaced by a cold, meaningless oil painting. "Blood and tears (hearts) they were here first" is again talking about how she hurt and cried and loved in this home and now it's no longer connected to her. From the bridge of the song onward it seems as though this song must be about vulnerability. Be it the vulnerability of breaking up with someone or losing a friend ("you don't care a bit" or "what did she/you say" or "Mmm, whatcha say, that it's all for the best), or the vulnerability of a childhood home and memories lost. this song sucks | Reviewer: jj | 9/29/08 this song is so homo. i heard it when they played it on the Oc and the SNL parodies of it were amazing. you guys this song is meaningful are clearly wrong, you have no life and it is one of the worst songs of this generation. it reminds me of gunshots. THIS SONG IS TERRIBLE!! | Reviewer: jj | 9/29/08 this song is so homo. i heard it when they played it on the Oc and the SNL parodies of it were amazing. you guys this song is meaningful are clearly wrong, you have no life and it is one of the worst songs of this generation. it reminds me of gunshots. seek and find | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/27/08 this is the one of the best songs i've ever heard. it's very simple but still so deep. i don't think you really understand first what all the lyrics means, like many of you says. i agree. i've heard this song many many times, but i didn't really focus on the lyrics in the beginning, but when i read all the comments here i see many things in the song that is so simple in a way but you have to really look to 'see' them. this song have helped me through some lonely moments. the holocaust? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/18/08 I'm a dancer as well, and have chosen this song to choreograph to. It's my first piece, so I was really trying to understand the lyrics. I watched the video on youtube, and a commenter there said it could refer to the Holocaust - "trains carried them away, sewing machines to sew on the star." ~uscleslie (the commenter). This could be a possibility too, although this song could easily describe any major disaster. Oh ya | Reviewer: BT | 9/17/08 I recently was just introduced to this song by my choir teacher. Im in an advanced choir and she announced that we would be singing it. She pulled up a youtube clip of UCLA students singing it and they were amazing I just hope my advanced jazz choir can pull it off its a beautiful song a little not so deep review | Reviewer: jason | 9/15/08 this is indeed a great song. but just looking not so deep into the lyrics, does it not look like this song is about her having to move out of a house? I know when I was younger and my family moved, many emotions went through my body. Leaving the house I grew up in seemed like the worst thing that could happen. A lot of the lyrics seem to fit, but then again I might not be grasping the deeper meaning of the song. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   Previous 10 Pages    11    12    13    14    15    16    17    18    19    20   Next 10 Pages