Sara bareilles i choose you chords and lyric

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Sara uses this song to peer inside herself. The bridge is the place where Sara reminisces on the fact that she used to think this place of Eden was perfect, 'as good as it gets', but now taking a look from the outside she can see that she was 'choking on the air in Eden.' Living in Eden was only a fantasy.

So when they ask why'd she go you can say 'cause life in Eden changed.' The song transforms into this idea that no place is perfect, even if it starts out seeming that way. 'All those angels started acting the same. But nothing is perfect, and even Eden doesn't stay the same forever.

Eden is portrayed as a place with no harm, no cruelty and mostly an escape from the real world. It is literally all metaphors for life explained through the Garden of Eden and the characters involved. In this song, Sara uses Eden as a symbol for paradise. Such a simple, somewhat cheesy, but beautiful song about finding love. A fear of the future has finally disappeared because this person is in your life. 'I could live by the light in your eyes.' This suggests that even if the whole world went dark, as long as this person is by your side, you will be content. You've found the one and you are declaring your love to them. From the catchy chord progression and melody to the uplifting lyrics, I Choose You is literally about finding the person you want to spend the rest of your life with. Cleverly placed after a heavy long song that leaves you feeling somewhat desperate, I Choose You is the complete opposite. Shifting gears, this song serves as a message to someone you love. Once again, brilliantly written where her words show us just how deeply she feels and let us tap into what love can make a person feel.

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My favorite line in the song is, ''Cause love is a cage, these words on a page carry the pain, they don't free it.' Even through writing and expressing these feelings, this doesn't release the pain she feels of loving this person who doesn't love her back. She goes as far as to say, 'I would die to make you mine.' The desperation and devotion to whoever she is singing to is evident. Very honest and open, 1,000 Times describes a desire to be physically close to someone and to reveal true feelings. Without a doubt, lyrically this is the heaviest song on the album. She describes Cassiopeia as lonely and desperate and it gives a very original spin on outer space and ties it into a love story, giving it her own Sara character. 'All alone in the corner of the night sky / Spiral bones of a supernova starlight / Fell in love with another burning bright she / Dreamed of a way to ignite.' Again, she personifies the constellation as a real person falling in love with the stars. Her use of vocabulary in this song is also astounding. She uses Cassiopeia, a constellation, as her character that wants to break free. The comfort in the song is the line 'this is me sending out my satellite call.' A slow but steady tune, Satellite Call is a song I'll listen to while taking a stroll outside or right before going to sleep.Д«areilles uses language and words associated with the stars and galaxies to portray a wish to fly off into another world. 'You may find yourself in the dead of night lost somewhere out there in that great big beautiful sky.' This line stretches your mind to the vast universe around us, and her next line, 'you're all just perfect little satellites' will make you feel absolutely minuscule in this universe we live in. Combatting loneliness with a steady, unsubtle drum line and heavy use of piano pedals, this song will leave you feeling both comforted and lost at the same time. Satellite Call is an anthem that is so calm and haunting it could put you into a trance. This is the kind of song where everyone pulls out their lighters (or cell phones) to wave in the air for four and a half minutes. So brilliantly spoken, that line represents something that so many people can relate to when it comes to love and relationships and that feeling of having to let something go, but trying to hold on simultaneously. The fear of what's already changed is the denial of the reality. The choice between who she wants and where she wants to be has already been made, but it's the letting go of the person that she can't quite bring herself to do.