Bright Eyes - Falling Out of Love At This Volume (Official Lyric Video)

"Falling Out of Love At This Volume (Companion Version)", the first single from A Collection of Songs Written and Recorded 1995-1997: A Companion in the Bright Eyes reissue series.
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Credits:
Conor Oberst, vocals, electric guitar
Mike Mogis, electric guitar, bass
Nathaniel Walcott, synthesizers, piano, mellotron, electric piano
Miwi LaLupa, vocals
Matt Focht, drums
Produced by Bright Eyes
Mixed by Mike Mogis
Mastered by Bob Ludwig
Lyrics:
Tell me what you wanted to hear
Let me do the right thing
Let me do the wrong thing
If it's ever this clear
I'll only say it once
Just let me turn the amps way up
So you can hear nothing
And if I die tonight
Well I guess I die tonight
Just let me go on
Just say what you wanted to say
I cannot stand these talks, dear
All this gets us nowhere
It's never resolved
You always run around
You always tell me anyone
Could be just like me
If it was a different time
Or a different place to be
You 'd have no trouble going on
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Bright Eyes - Falling Out of Love At This Volume (Official Lyric Video)
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[@sadieperry]

Conor’s music has always and will always carry me throughout my life. At every point in this timeline of ours, he has created a song for it. I am forever grateful.

[@JK-xl4ye]

Duuuude I understand exactly what you mean by this….deadass.

[@JMRP]

Same.

[@Nasty520G59]

So on point for me too…. I like this version more than the original too!

[@kayla7562]

Perfectly said. 🥲💙

[@digital_urn9250]

Yeah yeah yeah we know

[@kayla7562]

Oh god..do I dare click on such a song from the vault of my emotions like this.. too late already did. 😩💙 where did the last 17 years go?? This takes me all the way back to being 15.🥲

[@marymarks3772]

This is the best week of my life

[@krystalsrose]

I am losing my mind over these

[@AlchemicalArtist]

Bright Eyes has been the one constant on my list of five or six albums which I have on constant repeat at any given time, and usually it's two or even three bright eyes albums. Up until I heard nothing gets crossed out when I was 20 in 2001, I didn't know that anyone else alive felt like I did and I sobbed for hours afterwards. Now, of course, I know that everyone feels the feels and such but i feel like I only know that because Connor and bright eyes taught me how to be a human. And it's amazing how the songs have constantly transformed and seem to not only have something new to show me but are always immediately relevant to my life. I have it that is because of the authenticity and vulnerability in which they were birthed which enables them to be almost perfect mirrors enabling us each to truly see ourselves and grow in that clarity.

[@Joeballs187]

I was skating with the 4star company they made hoodies mostly custom for friends and we all were 16-19 it was great bright eyes stars coco rose and cloud cult tons of grind core my buddy had a band oh captain oh captain I didn't even know it but it was all happening over and over and I finally calm down get a year or two to myself and it seems like I forgot what I was after this hole time I don't know if I want anything again not if it's at the cost of someone else I keep hearing I'm my head the wolf has eyes of pay and the cow eyes for hay but I don't Wana be the killer and Im definitely not into being the pray so where does that really leave me there are lots of different kinds of merchants merchants of poison , time , sword ,sheld I think I was just happy ignorantly doing what made me feel idk what I want or where I'm going but I know that bright eyes was a punk rock some that changed me I'm not sure if it it's what I'll really what in the end but I'm happy I'm not ignoring the world around me anymore I know my actions hurt no matter what but idk where do go if all I can do is step on egg shells maybe if I do it like die hard and go bare foot so it hurt me and the one leaving all the egg shells it's not like I can't just clean my feet later right

[@silverandexact]

Notification gang 😎

[@fc4902]

this is my FAVORITE bright eyes song of ALL TIME. my ex is a music snob in a shoegaze band. he made fun of me for still liking bright eyes. few months later i showed him this song without telling him who it was. he loved it and said it was "cool, very lo fi, i like it" hah! stupid hipsters. good music is good music.

[@brianstewart3206]

Always had a soft spot for the original. This, however, is an unexpected delight. Full band arrangement to full potential👌🏻

[@AzhwynMetalRockLoverss]

Epic Voices & Masterpiece Songs Forever Guyz. Appreciate It. Keep It Going. God Bless You.

[@JK-xl4ye]

The way Conor Oberst/bright eyes has managed to be a part of my life on eerily personal account. It really makes me believe in magick in music.

[@The_Void_Staring_Back]

For sure. I know this might sound strange but the album the Peoples Key really fucked with me... I find it to be such a haunting and yet beautiful album... it almost strikes me as something not very human and more like.... channeled... To this day there isnt another album that has left such a strange and unique mark on me.

[@denimshackles]

​@The_Void_Staring_Back That's funny I always thought he went to burning man before writing it

[@reedibymb8687]

I’m so happy I’m so happy rn

[@danielchinaski2367]

i swear this is my fucking favorite song, i’m still speechless. I love you guys, a lot. 💗

[@bennwalton]

I can't believe this is happening lol I'm so happy

[@sammy-mz4jh]

same

[@kmartgoth8313]

Hits different but still feels good

[@zero_anaphora]

I've always wanted something like this for A Collection of Songs! Don't think the other albums need it, honestly.

[@johnpartington5910]

Bruh why can this be like a major hit?

[@BrandonBrown-wl3xy]

It's so amazing. Like re-discovering the genius of Connor all over again. Especially the Digital Ash companion 🔥🔥

[@jaycadwallader1935]

This make up for when we were young fest

[@kconroy26]

Lmao

[@adrianopieretto609]

this is a very catchy radio rock song simply amazing i cant stop to listen it again and again

[@Josephprayforus]

Love this! Thank you for re-recording!

[@Jaysin412]

I've only ever heard the cover by "The Faint" loved it. Glad to hear the original

[@light_and_sound]

Wow. Haven't listened to The Faint in forever. Bright Eyes has always been here though. 🙂

[@zynstein8059]

This is a re-recording, been a while since I heard the original, sounds a bit different cause it's from a different time and one of their early albums

[@Aiur]

What a treat 🍾

[@justwiln]

So great man! I remember when you were playing this live during the People's Key tour and thinking you should re-record this one in the new style!

[@robertwiles3527]

Top song and always great live

[@borntogazeintonightskies]

Hell yeah.

[@Aiur]

The mentor I needed 🙏

[@karlakitzmann]

awesome. Great style😇☺😛🙂🙃

[@matsmileymusic]

Aw hell yeah

[@aaronperrin3661]

Love it!!

[@ClaraInstalledAimbot]

I’m so excited

[@picke6995]

these new visuals are super beautiful!

[@theheartofablackbird2109]

Crazy

[@pietervansciver2379]

So good

[@Alisuuam]

ta muito bom

[@avamosks2070]

when exaltation on a cool kitchen floor comes out ill be dead

[@AzhwynMetalRockLoverss]

Still Have Your Album CD's, Some Cassettes, Merch & Hat Too. Worth Buying.

[@pedrothelion120]

Rad

[@MarcusGlossin]

Shoutout the Scottish big cats

[@velociroger8886]

Poppy Z. Bryte books and Conor Oberst slowly normalizing me into me way back in the day.. le sigh, this song reminds me that, in this present moment, I am still me. Despite all the foolishness.

[@JudeONeill]

Would love to hear a rework of Lila, js

[@youareian]

GOD this fucking rules

[@willshogren1987]

I can't remember what tour i saw him dust this off for, Cursive opened. I was drunk and high on vicodin so me and like three other dorks were losing our shit.

[@-JA-]

👍

[@dyran]

WHAT IS HAPPENING

[@bennwalton]

They're re-recording the entire bright eyes catalogue????

[@a.evelyn5498]

Bright Eyes blocked me on MySpace for sending too many messages about my messed up life & thoughts when I was 15. I forgive you. I wish I had friends who loved him like me. I wish I had friends ha! But I also don’t. Love you, Conor.

[@Joeballs187]

Yeah you Wana talk to me I'm here

[@Joeballs187]

Hell now I'ma probably send you to many messages

[@Joeballs187]

O no this song is going to end then how will I message you 😞

[@Joeballs187]

If there is a will there is a way I will be beck what I'm to play Beck next

[@Nab_zer0]

Lol the song that probably started the project

[@marcusglossin6690]

Lmfao at the idea that Jean foster’s husband need to pee tho

[@marcusglossin6690]

“ClIres turning blonde for the sumo i@that’s what Dey place traitors “

[@matthewmohri9990]

Conor Oberst's lyrics are lessons that allow a person to see through other people's bullshit. Yet his music may not be heavy, the honesty in those lyrics is Punk Rock in its no bullshit attitude and purity. It does however make people who like to use and fuck people over quite uncomfortable to say the very least. Like music for an exorcism of liars and cheats.

[@silverandexact]

This is a great way to describe it 🖤

[@matthewmohri9990]

@@silverandexact This song inspired what I just wrote. Not sure what to call this one. "You can talk in circles About a love song that never Pans out I'll talk in multiple dimensions I've visited on the Astral Plane To give you keys to freedoms You never knew existed Space and distance Our consciousness Is resistance To breaking chains We were taught to embrace

[@nracicot]

I like this idea. I also feel the same with Tori Amos, which is another beast.

[@matthewmohri9990]

@@nracicot PJ Harvey as well. Tori and PJ have that lyrical and musical ability to cut to the heart of the matter without being too obvious.

[@nracicot]

@@matthewmohri9990 I'm glad you like them too. PJ Harvey is great!!

[@AlisuuamF]

desculpa ter estragado isso

[@SebastianVik]

wrong version, weird timing. Good song though.