Analyrical
Lyrics, interpreted by listeners. Analyrical is an analytical look at song lyrics through the lens of listeners. Not the "real meaning", and not the internet's.
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Miss the point while sounding confident (opens the original)
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This episode, we take on “Missed the Boat” by Modest Mouse and end up talking about regret, comparison, stubborn ideas, missed opportunities, adulthood, and the strange confidence people carry while mostly making things up as they go. Along the way, we argue about dams, pillars, promotions, death, whether anyone really knows what they’re doing, and why sometimes sounding confident is enough to get you surprisingly far.
Two Headed Pusi (Two Headed Boy - Neutral Milk Hotel) (opens the original)
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Don't call it a come back! Great read from my guest on a really hard song. We lost the recording the first time so tried it again!
Who will die in the horns of an assassin? (Horns of a Bull – Fiona Apple | Who by Fire – Leonard Cohen) (opens the original)
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Episode based on two Apple TV shows - Lucky - Bad sisters No spoilers
Lazy Nihilistic Dog Hater (Lazy - Elliot Moss) (opens the original)
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Host says blasphemy, Guest takes it on the chin. Maybe if you listen to this episode the answer will come to you in a vision
Coming inside to live (Yellow Submarine - The Beatles) (opens the original)
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New format, was finding it hard to choose songs this format aims to make that part of the processes quicker... but might be a bit of a ramble...
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