Valentine The Wombats
"Valentine" by The Wombats, released in 2022, is an indie rock track that explores themes of love, longing, and the complexities of relationships. The lyrics convey a mix of romantic optimism and existential doubt. Musically, it features catchy melodies and upbeat rhythms, reflecting a vibrant energy. The song resonates with listeners navigating modern love. #IndieRock
[Verse 1]
Remember when I found a broken branch
And shoved it through your bicycle spokes?
And how remorse quickly took its stance
When you hit the deck and broke your nose?
[Pre-Chorus]
You were always the emo type
Straightened hair matched to a bitter tone
Well, I don’t care much for fashion or socialites
The nihilists always get my vote
[Chorus]
All she ever wanted was a little direction
All she ever needed was a friend
All she ever made were the worst impressions
All she ever did was offend
You’re the only one to foul my sex drive
Will you or won’t you, Valentine?
Valentine, Valentine, Valentine
[Verse 2]
Remember when you laid me on my back
And performed to me my favourite song
And how I shivered upon its climax
And those lips still plague my thoughts ten years on
Remember when I found a broken branch
And shoved it through your bicycle spokes?
And how remorse quickly took its stance
When you hit the deck and broke your nose?
[Pre-Chorus]
You were always the emo type
Straightened hair matched to a bitter tone
Well, I don’t care much for fashion or socialites
The nihilists always get my vote
[Chorus]
All she ever wanted was a little direction
All she ever needed was a friend
All she ever made were the worst impressions
All she ever did was offend
You’re the only one to foul my sex drive
Will you or won’t you, Valentine?
Valentine, Valentine, Valentine
[Verse 2]
Remember when you laid me on my back
And performed to me my favourite song
And how I shivered upon its climax
And those lips still plague my thoughts ten years on
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