Mother & Father
Broods
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The nights are getting shorter I don't know where to go I am getting older And it's starting to show And ever since I left my mother It's much harder to know How to make my own life here How to make my own home I don't want to wake up lonely I don't want to just be fine I don't want to keep on hoping Forget what I had in mind I don't want to wake up lonely I don't want to just be fine I don't want to keep on hoping Forget what I had in mind Forget what I had in mind I remember a time when a kiss on the hand was enough 'Cause we know we were free And we knew what it meant to be love But ever since I left my father It's much harder to know How to make my own life here When all I need is home I don't want to wake up lonely I don't want to just be fine I don't want to keep on hoping Forget what I had in mind I don't want to wake up lonely I don't want to just be fine I don't want to keep on hoping Forget what I had in mind Forget what I had in mind This face's is starting to fade They're slipping through my hands It's where my heart was made And my feet will always land I don't want to wake up lonely I don't want to just be fine I don't want to keep on hoping Forget what I had in mind I don't want to wake up lonely I don't want to just be fine I don't want to keep on hoping Forget what I had in mind Forget what I had in mind I don't want to wake up lonely
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Written by: Joel Little, Caleb Allan Joseph Nott, Georgia Josiena Nott
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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11 facts about this song
Band Background"Mother & Father" is a song by Broods, a music duo from New Zealand consisting of siblings Georgia and Caleb Nott.
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Debut AlbumThe song "Mother & Father" is from their debut studio album, "Evergreen," which was released in 2014.
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Musical Style"Mother & Father" showcases Broods’ characteristic style that blends indie pop with electropop elements.
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Song ThemeThe song's lyrical theme is about the fear of growing up and the longing for the safety of childhood. In the song, the band expresses how they feel about the transition from being cared for as a child to becoming independent.
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Successful Charting"Mother & Father" was a commercial success. After its release, it peaked at number 8 on the New Zealand Singles Chart and number 100 on the Australian ARIA Singles Chart.
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Music Video ReleaseThe music video for "Mother & Father" was published in July 2014, providing a visually captivating complement to the song.
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Personal ConnectionIn many interviews, the siblings have mentioned how the song empathizes with their transition from a close-knit family environment to the harsh realities of the music world at a young age.
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Critical Recognition"Mother & Father" by Broods was widely acclaimed by music critics, who lauded both the song's powerful lyrics and the band's compelling vocal performance.
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Live PerformancesThe duo has performed "Mother & Father" at multiple live venues, showcasing their ability to produce just as captivating sound in a live setting that they do in a recording studio.
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Inspirational SourceBroods mentioned in an interview that their parents' supportive nature was the primary driver for penning down the song "Mother & Father."
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Production TeamThe song was produced by Lorde's longtime collaborator, Joel Little, adding another layer of connectivity between Broods and New Zealand's music scene.
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