Andrew Bird - Sisyphus

[@user-gv7nz9mh2m]

삼성광고음악에서 들었는데 뮤직비디오가 광고메세지하고 어울리네요..자유.여유.해방 너무 좋은 노래예요. 응원해요

[@user-gw7mk2wf4y]

듣다보니 Gilbert O'Sullivan -Alone Again 노래 생각이 저절로 나네요~~ㅎㅎ

[@user-nu7ej9be8w]

저두 삼성광고 보다가 알게된 멋진곡^^ 처음 나온 멜로디에 알아 보았네요

[@user-li1ny6wl3r]

저만 같은생각으로 온게 아니군여…

[@userchi0000]

@@user-gw7mk2wf4y 와 저도 그분 노랜줄 알았어요

[@simulation_touch]

삼성광고볼때마다 두근거려요 최고

[@GoldenDoom]

If you are wondering, Bespoke Samsung used this in their korean ad. Just the ad alone has 9 million views on youtube. thats why you see a lot of Koreans here.

[@magnumplaate]

Oh, huh

[@stephanieann9770]

Interesting. I was wondering.

[@Tounnsk]

Ironically, I've been listening to this song on repeat

[@yamezschneider6892]

Not Ironic, merely appropriate.

[@parky_b1860]

It's that kind of song and involves no effort. Good choice! And yes I got it...

[@joshbirrittier9924]

Me too

[@baddie1shoe]

Maybe cause U want to fall

[@ramamara2441]

😂 I love this comment

[@user-bw5bx4dw4x]

그랑데 cf 보고 검색해서 들어 왔어요. 잠자던 감성을 부르는 노래. 너무 좋아요.

[@smd20716]

삼성전자에서 광고로 나온 음악이 넘 좋아서 여기까지 왔어요 ~~♡♡

[@TheDarkraicm]

This song is criminally underrated

[@hugosbeerspirits4871]

This is a beautiful song.

[@akshssmitasomani2594]

Sisyphus peered into the mist A stone's throw from the precipice, paused Did he jump or did he fall as he gazed into the maw of the morning mist? Did he raise both fists and say, "To hell with this, " and just let the rock roll? Let it roll, let it crash down low There's a house down there but I lost it long ago Let it roll, let it crash down low See my house down there but I lost it long ago Well, I let the rock roll on down to the town below We had a house down there but I lost it long ago Lost it long ago Na-na-na-na-na-na-na Na-na-na-na-na-na I'm letting it roll away It's got nothing to do with fate And everything to do with you I'd rather fail like a mortal than flail like a god on a lightning rod History forgets the moderates For those who sit Recalcitrant and taciturn You know I'd rather turn and burn than scale this edifice, yeah Where's my accomplice? So take my hand, we'll do more than stand Take my hand, we'll claim this land Take my hand, and we'll let the rock roll Let it roll, let it crash down low There's a house down there but I lost it long ago Let it roll, let it crash down low See my house down there but I lost it long ago Lost it long ago Na-na-na-na-na-na-na Na-na-na-na-na-na I'm letting it roll away It's got nothing to do with fate And everything to do with Sisyphus peered into the mist A stone's throw from the precipice, paused

[@user-xp5pd3di1l]

그러게요

[@vh4097]

Absolutely beautiful one

[@Yourlocal_theiran]

This is like the first andrew bird song I heard 4 years later still obsessed

[@d.m_jky_han6990]

음악 안에 오묘한 메세지가 들어 있는것같네요. 중독성있는 보이스..마력 또한 있는것같구요. 광고계의 순기능. 요즘 잘 듣고있어요. 행운이있기를.

[@brianc9962]

Nerd Alert: So, I read the artist's description, and I see that the song is supposed to be about “...being addicted to your own suffering..." but Camus's interpretation of the myth is so much better! Sisyphus released attachment to his punishment, not the rock. He still rolled that boulder every day, but he set himself free from punishment by doing it well and therefore overcoming the absurdity of his eternal fate. It's a story of defiance and strength through deciding not to be a victim rather than that of addiction to suffering. Having said that, it's a cool and intelligent song, and Bird's interpretation matches American culture better. I like how he humanizes Sisyphus. Translations of the Greek myth are open to interpretation, but I like trying to apply it to my life and contemplate my own existence. In modern life, everyone has to wake up and role that rock every day, but whether we go about it like we are punished or strong is up to us. Thanks, Andrew Bird, for getting that philosophic with it!

[@bryantvazquez379]

"In that lyric, “to fail like a mortal” is to give up on immortality in favor of friends and family community. Harmony and happiness instead of tortured godliness." -A. BIRD

[@MAGNUSERNST]

As I understand the lyrics in context with Andrew Bird's quotes, the old sisyphus who tried to outsmart the gods is the one longing for immortality. The guy rolling the boulder is the one accepting his role (rather than seeing it as fate or a burden) and knowing what he is rolling the boulder for. His loved ones.

[@frida.7831]

But that's also being addicted to suffering. You can't be always fighting, because if you're always into something when you have the time to live freely? It isn't being a conformist neither. For me it is about finding some sort of balance between pushing through and at the same time being able to connect with other different things. I love both Andrew's and Camus interpretation by the way. I'm just proposing other perspective. Thank you for bringing that up!

[@leoortiz9681]

History forgets the moderates is my favorite line....

[@frida.7831]

@@leoortiz9681 This could be ambiental music in a party and my attention could be anywhere but I can't escape that line!!! My favorite too.

[@user-ns4nq8lt9n]

매일 반복적으로 듣게 되는 음악~ 나도 모르게 흥얼거리며 ~~부르네요.

[@yurimjeon530]

너무좋은곡이네요 음악도 음색또한 너무 매력있어요 이곡에 빠져들게하는 계속듣게되는 중독성이있는 곡이에요 오랫만에 저의 감성을 자극하는 음악이네요 Andrew Bird - 팬이될꺼같아요

[@robinalonso-desouza7245]

"I'd rather fail like a mortal than flail like a god on a lightning rod, history forgets the moderates." is like the rawest fucking quote and it's from a music video that can be viewed like a weird Chevy/hiking commercial.

[@kidkarate3435]

He says I'm a lightning rod. Yeah?

[@paulasalazar8935]

i legit screamed when i understood it

[@smithcodes1243]

@@paulasalazar8935 what does it mean?

[@a.meeeezy9576]

Hell yea, incredible line

[@De_Selby]

@Smith Codes I think it means that he'd rather give up on immortality and accept death instead of suffering through life trying to become what's perceived as great.

[@a42762085]

그랑데 세탁기광고 보다 음악이 너무 좋아 여기까왔네요❤️

[@Asylum_seeker]

I'm a South Korean who met this song through one of our commercials. Good work, good lyrics!

[@letmetellyousomething123]

Oh my ..This is just perfection. Everything about this song is spot on, musically and lyrically. Brilliant writing. Song of the year so far for me. Absolute genius.

[@leoortiz9681]

you can't be this empty I’ve heard this song every day for the last 3 weeks I can’t get enough

[@baddie1shoe]

I feel like fucking to this song.

[@olecasas9268]

I know. I keep playing this beautiful song and like you said, it's perfect ❤️

[@kegsofvomitspit]

His finest work yet.

[@LLS710]

it was free on iTunes about a decade ago. I got it. what amazes me the most is how lyrically brilliant it is.

[@user-ug8bk1qr4s]

광고음악의 마법.......노래가 너무 좋아서 광고를 계속 보게 되고 그러다 그 음악까지 찾게 되고.....이런 음악을 찾아내서 광고에 삽입하는 사람도 대단함!

[@seajinpark9755]

Same here :-)

[@user-vu8vs2le6g]

앙

[@basiclaw1]

이노래 진짜좋아요

[@Anon-jn6uy]

알고리즘으로 와서 그런데 무슨 광고에 쓰였었나요?

[@user-ug8bk1qr4s]

​@@Anon-jn6uy kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnuxoJiLrbl5hMk 삼성전자 그랑데네요..

[@user-xw3te2dx1d]

♡♡♡ 듣다보면 자꾸 듣게되는... 광고와 잘 어울린다는 생각이 드는 곡이예요.광고때문에 좋은곡을 알게 되었네요.

[@ginkgobiloba5462]

Lyrics Sisyphus peered into the mist A stone's throw from the precipice, paused Did he jump or did he fall as he gazed into the maw of the morning mist? Did he raise both fists and say, "To hell with this, " and just let the rock roll? Let it roll, let it crash down low There's a house down there but I lost it long ago Let it roll, let it crash down low See my house down there but I lost it long ago Well, I let the rock roll on down to the town below We had a house down there but I lost it long ago Lost it long ago Na-na-na-na-na-na-na Na-na-na-na-na-na I'm letting it roll away It's got nothing to do with fate And everything to do with you I'd rather fail like a mortal than flail like a god on a lightning rod History forgets the moderates For those who sit Recalcitrant and taciturn You know I'd rather turn and burn than scale this edifice, yeah Where's my accomplice? So take my hand, we'll do more than stand Take my hand, we'll claim this land Take my hand, and we'll let the rock roll Let it roll, let it crash down low There's a house down there but I lost it long ago Let it roll, let it crash down low See my house down there but I lost it long ago Lost it long ago Na-na-na-na-na-na-na Na-na-na-na-na-na I'm letting it roll away It's got nothing to do with fate And everything to do with Sisyphus peered into the mist A stone's throw from the precipice, paused

[@MilesMinifigFilms]

Super jealous of his whistling skills. Legit mad about it.

[@bryantvazquez379]

He is a world champ.

[@marko7552]

he ain't got nothing on Malcom's mom

[@betheculture91]

Y

[@betheculture91]

Yu

[@Phone_Stevey]

I've got all the whistling parts down, except for the end where he hits that insane key and holds it. So very difficult.

[@rabayarabi3217]

사운드 날것의 느낌이 너무 좋네요 마치 연주하는 공간에 있는듯해요 특히 아날로그 감성의 드럼과 휘파람 넘 좋습니다

[@user-ky2yc9kp4q]

삼성 아니면 몰랐을 띵곡ㅎ

[@mary-tk2is]

he looks like a beardless Richie Tenenbaum on that bike. I love it. Love the song too!

[@girlcalledsun1719]

mar h I was thinking the same thing!! Love it.

[@cindyo6298]

Omg, I thought the same thing

[@dotmatrix3157]

Who would have thought that Andrew Bird looks SO MUCH like Luke Wilson. Amazing what hair can do.

[@mary-tk2is]

@@dotmatrix3157 that jaw line! ❤

[@WonsPhreely]

Absolutely! Btw what d'you think of this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4Cmp4ZjfsqWqpo

[@jimin348]

광고음악의 순기능.. 몰랐던 좋은 곡을 알게 해준다

[@user-cf4pk4ii4p]

그러게요.처음 듣는순간 세상이 멈춘듯 이노래만 들리는 짜릿함경험.ㅎㅎㅎ

[@chouchouminet]

샘송 듣고 오셨?

[@fireracoon0709]

@@chouchouminet 혹시 그랑데 AI?

[@user-cx1zn3rw9h]

@@fireracoon0709 맞습니다 ㅜㅜㅜ 완전 좋네요 다른 노래 추천드리자면 lp-lost on you 비슷한 노래입니다

[@kimclaire712]

지민이 머리 색깔 좀 봐. 넘 이쁘다.

[@Roger_707]

광고에서 처음들었을때는 6.70년대 비틀즈 시절 음악인줄 알았다. 근데 2019년 노래라니.. 옛날 감성👍👍

[@woodlove2]

광고로 첨 듣는순간 확 빠져서 하루종일 계속 듣고있어요 벨소리로 설정까지해서 듣고있을정도로 노래가 너무 좋아요 ㅋㅋㅋ 듣고있음 힐링되는 기분이에요

[@yvonneeaster]

I love when music brings humans together from all over the globe.

[@MictheVegan]

Official budget report: $15 in plaster, $10 in gasoline for Chevy. Now that’s how you make a video.

[@adamwarlock7559]

Holy shit, you're the guy who turned me into veganism. I didn't know you liked Andrew bird too. Long time subscriber of yours and veganism. Love your work. Thanks for giving me the knowledge to reverse atherosclerosis.

[@MictheVegan]

Adam Warlock yay!!!! Plants and Byrds

[@WonsPhreely]

Absolutely you should be a line producer Mic! Btw What d'you think of this one? kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4Cmp4ZjfsqWqpo

[@jhansenhlebica6080]

Plus the camera people's time plus the editor's time plus the drones plus the travel to locations.

[@baddie1shoe]

Skeptical

[@user-fe8cq9vk3h]

그랑데가 나를 여기까지 오게 만들었어💙 노래의 힘인지 광고의 힘인지 광고 보면서 아련해지긴 처음이네🙈

[@user-pj3no8ih3f]

앞 전주 부분이 무척 설레이네요. 목소리가 맑고 귀에 너무 선명하게 들려요. 앞으로 승승장구 하시길^^*

[@Nickee_Sonicjinn]

삼성광고 때문에 Andrew Bird에게도 한국 팬들이 많이 생기고 있는 것 같아 반갑네요. 2019년에 나왔던 My Finest Work는 진짜 훌륭한 앨범이니 꼭 들어보시길 추천합니다. Andrew Bird 좋아해온 세월이 16년이 넘는데 얼마 전 우연히 광고에서 듣고 진심 놀랐어요. ㅋㅋ

[@HT.Lyp1DeuXD]

@@Nickee_Sonicjinn 허걱쓰 ㄷㄷㄷㄷ 진짜 골수팬이시네요 ㄷㄷㄷㄷ

[@Nickee_Sonicjinn]

@@HT.Lyp1DeuXD Andrew Bird는 골수팬이 되고도 남을 훌륭한 아티스트랍니다. 이 공연 꼭 한번 보세요, 위에 앨범 전체와 앵콜 곡들까지 정말 훌륭한 공연이거든요.^^ kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4Wtmaqbh7OBsM0

[@H_H_H_H_H]

@@Nickee_Sonicjinn 혼자만 좋은 노래를 알고 계셨군요!

[@Janbslsinl109]

맞아요 윈윈이죠 근데 외국에서도 애플다음으로 삼성은 먹어주는데 자기 노래가 삼성에서 사간거 알면 너무 기분 좋을거 같네요

[@ryanlok1766]

Andrew going 🗿 mode

[@christine928]

How did I miss this gem? This is one heck of an awesome good song. And album. Seriously it is that good.

[@user-ni9di1zk6o]

한번듣게되면 반복해서 자꾸듣게 되네요 휘파람소리가 인상적입니다

[@beckett5311]

My favorite part was that he was on the back of the truck the entire time. Got me good there

[@WonsPhreely]

Absolutely! Btw what d'you think of this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4Cmp4ZjfsqWqpo

[@riendeaulisa]

this song is a masterpiece. i wouldn't change a thing.

[@dunkmeister]

"When you save money with Allstate, you feel like you're winning"

[@onbekend4398]

Are you in good hands?

[@jacobcanales7491]

like a good neighbor Allstate is there

[@gprime7210]

Just saw this commercial, but have loved the song for years.

[@rebeccakehoe3688]

I am finally one of those people who is introduced to an amazing song by a stupid commercial. I have no regrets. This song is epic.

[@justmemoosme4282]

@@onbekend4398 #queenewashere

[@tommiesladerch7302]

Some journeys need to be walked in two, you and your invisible friend, your soundtrack. That song is that perfect invisible friend, your fellow traveler.

[@rena4344]

@tommie slader ch that is exactly the feeling when i heard the song !

[@CamiCushing]

Tommie Slader CH That’s exactly it! You hit the nail on the head, my friend. If you don’t frequently write, I think you should consider changing that. You have a naturally soothing prose to your words that I think a lot of people would find to be enthralling. Would you ever consider being a guest on a radio show celebrating freeform thinking and good music?

[@mpg6176]

나른한 일요일 아침에 듣기 좋은곡이예요..카 커피한잔과 함께~~ 삼성광고음악듣고 왔어요~~ 노래 넘 좋아요♥

[@kallicampbell3304]

His whistling is magical

[@user-xs9yq4lk6o]

이런음악은 어떻게 찾아내서 cf랑 매칭시키는걸까? Amazing cf보면서 듣는게 훨씬더 느낌이 배가됨

[@lovehee0814]

역시 삼성이죠

[@mball5]

Andrew’s vision for this song and the resulting music video both turned out so god damn good

[@Somidays0707]

삼성 광고보고 너무 좋아서 찾아왔어요....아름다운 음악이네요

[@user-ys8nj8rg1l]

그랑데 세탁기 광고음악 찾아서 오신분 👋

[@user-zg8si2ml9n]

🤚

[@user-bv3xn5mk3m]

🙋‍♀️

[@wade33333]

✋

[@Ningname.-.]

👌🏼

[@user-ou4th7jx9u]

ㅎㅎ

[@kramercapriati]

I will never get tired of the whistling...

[@Onesmo]

Thank you for keeping good music alive.

[@1152pm]

when I was a child I'd always have the same nightmare over and over againg about giant rocks rolling down a hill. and I'd get terrified they'd crush me, but I couldn't stop staring up and watching them roll down towards me. The strange thing is that when they finally came to the bottom of the hill, they were tiny, tiny rocks which always amazed me and provided an oddly satisfying end to a horrible nightmare. From observation in real life I realized pretty quickly that shorter distances between the object and the observer actually make them look bigger, not smaller. And somehow I expected the dream to abide by the laws of physics. night after night I'd dream about this and forget the rocks were bigger when they were far, get scared they'd crush me -- but never walk away for some reason -- and then relieved when they fell on the ground, so tiny. I'd look at them, amazed by how strange this situation was, and then I'd wake up all sweaty from this anxiety-induced dream and think about how this did not make sense at all until I fall sleep againg. this video really reminds me of that dream.

[@clara10307]

are you someone who worries a lot? because i would interpret your dream in such a way that things that are far away (and in your imagination) are much more terrifying than in the moment in which they really happen. (sorry for my english)

[@1152pm]

@@clara10307 I'm a fairly anxious person since I can remember, but I'm getting a litlle less so each year as I get older, so maybe one day I'll know what it feels like to worry the proper amount about stuff. P.S.: English is my second language too so no worries there :) Thanks for the input!

[@clara10307]

​@@1152pm I'm sure that you will! I wish you the best on your road :)

[@DaveTex2375]

Well, hyper focus on things can change your perception of reality, like things going into slow motion as adrenaline kicks in or objects appearing larger than they are during an intense situation. Of course dreams don't adhere to any sense of reality or principles of physics.

[@angrypotatoez]

I find your interpretation of your dream fascinating...I love dreams good and bad because they always have even the smallest bit of a spiritual representation of reality..The human brain is a work of art and so to are the dreams we sometimes find ourselves held to live against our will..But if you understand even a little bit of the puzzle piece by piece you'll see a fuller picture...Perhaps your anxiety of noticing the rocks are falling IS the anxiety itself..the very fact that you are witnessing an unstoppable force that is in the far distance of time but may inevitably crush you if choices in your real life are not dealt with in the allotted time given by life....or it could be (of thousands of different interpretations) your more worried about things that haven't happened yet and the stones becoming small is your subconscious mind telling your consiount self that by the time you'll have to face those problems they won't be as frightening as the thought of you thinking they were supposed to be frightening..thanks for sharing really makes us wonder...what DO they ever really mean...

[@camelliacox1523]

It's crazy…your watching TV on comes a commercial you hear a whistle which spawns a search for this tune. I remember a day when I used to call the radio station. Great song and that whistle…tis a good thing! :)

[@sea0283]

오늘 운전하며 고속도로에서 98.1 fm 채널에서 듣고 바로빠져듦,시지프스 검색해서 계속 들으며 감,중독성쩔어요 멜랑꼬리한감성 오래전 창고 스타일 맥주홀 구석에서 죽치고 듣던음악같아 왠지. 드럼과 휘파람 심장 어텍한다.

[@ribonbanji]

삼성 광고 보고 노래 너무 좋아서 검색하다 찾아왔네요. 뭔가 옛날 감성과 목소리 너무 좋아요♡ 02:41

[@user-cf4pk4ii4p]

싱어송라이터 가 73년생이니 감성완전 레트로♡

[@NotoriousGreek82]

In Greek mythology Sisyphus or Sisyphos was the king of Ephyra (now known as Corinth). He was punished for his self-aggrandizing craftiness and deceitfulness by being forced to roll an immense boulder up a hill only for it to roll down every time it neared the top, repeating this action for eternity. King Sisyphus also betrayed one of Zeus's secrets by revealing the whereabouts of Aegina, (an Asopid who was taken away by Zeus) to her father (the river god Asopus) in return for causing a spring to flow on the Corinthian acropolis. Zeus then ordered Death (in Greek, Thanatos) to chain King Sisyphus down below in Tartarus. Sisyphus was curious as to why Charon, whose job it was to guide souls to the Underworld, had not appeared on this occasion. King Sisyphus slyly asked Thanatos to demonstrate how the chains worked. As Thanatos was granting him his wish, Sisyphus seized the opportunity and trapped Thanatos in the chains instead. Once Thanatos was bound by the strong chains, no one died on Earth. This caused an uproar especially for Ares (who was annoyed that his battles had lost their fun because his opponents would not die), and so he intervened. The exasperated Ares freed Thanatos and turned King Sisyphus over to him. Before King Sisyphus died, he had told his wife to throw his naked body into the middle of the public square (purportedly as a test of his wife's love for him). This caused King Sisyphus to end up on the shores of the river Styx. Then, complaining to Persephone, goddess of the Underworld, that this was a sign of his wife's disrespect for him, King Sisyphus persuaded her to allow him to return to the upper world. Once back in Ephyra, the spirit of King Sisyphus scolded his wife for not burying his body and giving it a proper funeral (as a loving wife should). When King Sisyphus refused to return to the Underworld, he was forcibly dragged back there by Hades. In another version of the myth, Persephone was tricked by Sisyphus that he had been conducted to Tartarus by mistake, and so she ordered that he be released. As a punishment for his trickery, Zeus made King Sisyphus roll a huge boulder endlessly up a steep hill.The maddening nature of the punishment was reserved for King Sisyphus due to his hubristic belief that his cleverness surpassed that of Zeus himself. Zeus accordingly displayed his own cleverness by enchanting the boulder into rolling away from King Sisyphus before he reached the top, which ended up consigning Sisyphus to an eternity of useless efforts and unending frustration. Thus it came to pass that pointless or interminable activities are sometimes described as Sisyphean. King Sisyphus was a common subject for ancient writers and was depicted by the painter Polygnotus on the walls of the Lesche at Delphi.

[@alanmorgan4826]

Thanks for the explanation! :)

[@ryanparker6165]

Great read; thank you.

[@sagat666]

That was rather long winded. It quite simply echoes the Promethean struggle, repetition ad infinitum, chained to it. And Finley was right, at the end of the Epic Cycle, there's no way Homer wrote both The Iliad and The Odyssey.... Dactylic hexameter be damned.

[@unsalted_pepper550]

Andrew is such an underrated artist. I love his music soo much.

[@unsalted_pepper550]

@trufiend138 just sayin. He deserves a lot more views and recognition for his work.. Not that he doesn't already have it.

[@unsalted_pepper550]

@trufiend138 omg calm down Karen

[@derekdexheimer3070]

Fantastic song. Glad to know there are people keeping the art of the music video alive and prove you don't need a big budget to make something sublime.

[@Overcrox]

This is a weird Chevy commercial, but I like it.

[@tamides]

hehe

[@WonsPhreely]

Absolutely! Btw what d'you think of this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4Cmp4ZjfsqWqpo

[@aangb0b]

real people, not actors

[@rickc2102]

What kinds of music is it? I dunno, it's like a rock.

[@samuelscheibe6966]

Nothing like some good ol rock n' roll

[@really1083]

음.. 너무 좋다 이 노래.. 뮤비도 왠지 중독성 쩌는듯...😍

[@user-ld3pv4rh2g]

건조기야~고맙다^^ 덕분에 힐링되는 명곡을 발견했쪙~ 다친내맘에 대일밴드가 되어준 곡♡

[@justintime42000]

Love this song! It’s got intelligent lyrics, an interesting chord progression, a good melody and lead vocal plus a nice harmony vocal plus a whistle intro and solo! I became an instant fan! I’m old school and don’t hear many newer artists who can really grab my attention but you did! That you have a classical violin background makes all the difference! Bravo, Andrew!

[@sunyoung2011]

아~~~ 여행가고 시포라😭😁🙏✈ 음악 듣자마자 이미 마음은 자유인🧚‍♀️🤗

[@andy-moss]

It's nice to see Andrew Bird promoting the new eco-friendly, bicycle-powered car

[@aphoenixcantdie1251]

Which is ironically: a car powered bicycle

[@angeryboiii3051]

We rollin boulders with this one 🔥 🔥 🔥 💯💯💯

[@blairsy]

Cannot believe the healing power of this song. Awesome

[@harryyyyyyyyi]

Thank you for making this fascinating song. In South Korea, your song is getting more famous for being added to the advertisement of Samsung Electronics.

[@user-qf8fu6si7h]

짠하면서도 자유와 고독이 느껴지는 이 멜로디 모야모야 ... 목소리 또한 감미롭고 매력있다

[@June_Simpson92]

그 놈의 세탁기cf가 날 이 곳까지 이끌게 했어 하지만 너무 좋은걸 띵곡 겟 ;)

[@silverbirch8363]

삼성 광고 보고 노래 너무 멋져서 찾아와서 들어요. 처음 알게 된 가수, 노래도 연주도 가슴 뛰게 하네요!!!

[@user-hh3ez3qj9z]

Andrew you are very talented musician.I love this song very much. I am from Israel.keep doing great music.

[@a42762085]

도입부 드럼소리와 휘파람소리👍let it roll하튼 요부분에 꽂혔음요🥰

[@Nickee_Sonicjinn]

Andrew Bird의 주된 악기에 바이올린, 기타, whistling이 들어가죠. 끝내주는 휘파람 잘불기로 유명합니다. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4Wtmaqbh7OBsM0 : 이 2시간짜리 공연 끝내주니까 꼭 보시길 추천합니다.^^

[@a42762085]

@@Nickee_Sonicjinn 감사합니다🙏

[@jamieshuler2089]

Bird discovers Camus and the Absurd Desert!? I LOVE THIS!!!

[@WonsPhreely]

Absolutely me too! What d'you think of this one? kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4qvc4Npd5Wog5I

[@1bling1bling1]

Andrew Bird is really killin' it right now.

[@user-tf5ub9cf6s]

광고에 나온 덕에 알았는데...진짜 너무 좋아요. 팬됐음♡

[@topzez]

This song has been with me through all my great falls in life- "Let it roll....."

[@Proffanumless]

Albert Camus feels proud in his tomb

[@Katerinaliona]

Only he wasn't reffering to an addiction to suffering but rather introducing a nihilistic approach to living. Nothing means nothing and we build things just to see the crumble. No pessimism. Just reality.

[@jhansenhlebica6080]

@@Katerinaliona Que? If you're referencing the song in some way, I'd just say there are as many ways to interpret it as there are ways to interpret the works of Camus. I wouldn't say the most clearly compelling of either such interpretations relate to what I was able to extract from what you said.

[@jin7525]

요즘 이 음악에 빠져있네요 너무 좋아요

[@AnthonyClot]

한국 TV에서 나오기 때문이죠? ㅎㅎ 저도 마음에 들어서 찾아봤어요

[@user-kw5yy3ig1g]

이 시대에 70년대 영미권 락밴드 감성을 구현하는 밴드가 있었다니

[@kkkjjj7946]

광고와 배경음악 이 이렇게 딱인건 이번이 첨인듯.... 너무 좋다^^^^

[@antonytselios497]

DAMN! It's been quite long since an artist wrote such an amazing song!

[@RustyPanzer]

I was looking for a meme, I found a masterpiece

[@AlPal4554]

I heard this song on a Korean commercial for a washing machine, haha! Love it!

[@user-yw9dw9il3r]

노래도 좋고 뮤비도 신선!!! 월터의상상은 현실이된다 생각도 나고 자유로운 느낌에 행복합니다

[@sonoussonous]

Samsung’s laundry and dryer commercial lead me here and I keep listening to it all day. Good to know this beautiful song!!!

[@skrr2177]

이분 갑자기 한글댓글땜에 놀라실듯...광고의 힘이..^^ 샘송과 엘송으로 묶음 광고송있음 좋겠네요

[@user-zq4xz2vk5z]

귓가에 맴도는 곡이네요. 세탁기 사고싶게.....

[@JustinSlick]

Andrew Bird starring Jason Schwartzman

[@mary-tk2is]

Luke Wilson! This is from Wes Anderson's new film! lol

[@amaliaepureilies6615]

To me he looks more like Luke Wilson, the resemblance is uncanny :)

[@birdlawco]

Fargo season 4 starring Andrew Bird and Jason Schwartzman

[@stereoagnostic]

This feels like a Wes Anderson short. That's certainly not a bad thing.

[@donnabruno5388]

WORD!

[@massimilianobrunocalabresi7979]

I'm an Italian fan,i love this singer.You are the best Andrew🇮🇹

[@bencoker4418]

Best new song we heard on vacation driving through Colorado. Greatness.

[@user-ik3hy8zx9l]

I came to know about it when I was in the advertising music of Samsung Electronics in Korea.The song stimulates your emotions.

[@clundgeweep]

I do hope it inspired you to spend your money.

[@musicsweetleaf]

What a song! I've listened to it about 17 times in a row, great chord progressions/key changes, kind of McCartney-esque

[@aseemmohanty]

Love every aspect of Andrew.. and the songs are just so close to heart and worldly.

[@BenjaminLopez9]

Deserving of it's own streaming platform

[@carljoshuabernardo3058]

I like how Andrew Bird creates new mood.

[@jamesthewineguy]

LOVE the lyrics and whistling and instrumentation. 👍

[@user-sh5ff6vi9c]

너무 편하고 감성적인 노래입니다. 특히 도입부 부분은 느낌이 good~~

[@youngeun34]

73년생이라는데 73년도쯤 나온 노래인줄ᆢ 삼성광고나오면 반가운건 뭔가요^^

[@user-lk1hf8kf6k]

오랜만에 좋은 노래 알았네요^^

[@willemthefriend775]

Forgot about this song until I heard it again on 'The Bear' great song choice for that show

[@Sharakomusic]

Wes Anderson needs to use this.

[@rushe-1]

I don't think this is the Wes Anderson's style

[@luisalmeida1391]

I love this song...

[@user-dt2mg9ym5x]

노래 음색 감성 완전 👍👍 뮤비도 너무 멋지다 ❤

[@lemonadrienne]

I'm never not thinking about this song. AB is a genius.

[@user-rn9ue5el7h]

무한반복 듣기 삼성 그랑데AI~

[@rickjack78]

I only discovered Andrew Bird yesterday. How did such great music escape my attention for over 20 years!

[@Kim_dengdengg]

진짜 70년대 팝송 듣는 추억돋는 느낌.. 옛날로 돌아가고픈 향수를 불러일으키네요.. 그립다..

[@user-gw7mk2wf4y]

길버트 오'설리반의 Alone again과 엘튼 존이 생각이 나면서 팝 알아가던 중.고딩 시절 생각이 나네요~ㅎㅎ

[@potatochip531]

​@@user-gw7mk2wf4y alone again Naturally~~

[@jamespower3575]

Your song is being played in Sam sung Cm song so your song attracts so many people in Korea Good ~~~!!!!!!