@Jay Sharp thanks Jay sorry for your loss man. Very close friends are tough to lose. Sounds like you guys had some great times. That is really cool you guys got to see them live and meet up with them. I’m in my 50’s my younger brothers were like they been around a long time. I didn’t get turned on to them until a couple years ago. Definitely cool music
It really does. It's a really touching moment of that first episode . . .Marty and his family's lives are headed towards either complete destruction or transcendence. Luckily for his family, Marty is brilliant.
Nah that is Def separator yall coming from movies clearly don't know their or thoms music very well lol😂😂 I feel bad for u man having poor musical taste this song is okay there are at least 5 better ones I can easily come up with
It is one of the best songs ever. Over the years I’ve had probably 20 ‘favorite’ Radiohead songs -my list changed over time. I’m not sure where this one sits, but at the top makes sense. Above comment is just dumb.
@@funkymonk542 From reading the lyrics, sounds like he's singing about an alien invasion and everyone still laughs at the revealing of this confrontation. Only to run from the truth. Idk.
I hide booze in the woods miles from my house, sometimes when we run out i go on my bike listening to music and pick some up. But on May 27, 2023 the grass actually grew over the brown bags hiding in the woods. You gotta be kidding me this song played on my CZcams list.... I play it over and over and over..
Whoever chose this beautiful song for Ozark deserves praise. It just resonates with the despair and doom that surrounds in the scene that this song carries wonderfully well.
That's too bad. The show's content has stood on its own and elevated perpetually throughout the seasons. Hope you stuck around to see it unravel to where it currently stands.
Here because of Ozark. I don't know what it is that makes this song amazing but wow, for a song I don't even fully understand yet, I'm hooked. Anyone know the meaning , or some possible interpretations/analytics of the song? (Yes, Im one of THOSE...a.k.a. geek)
I think this song’s meaning correlates to someone’s world collapsing. All the similes and metaphors that relate to the end of the world kind of stuff or anything related to gloom paint a picture for a person’s sorrow. I think the type of sorrow can be interpreted many different ways so I can’t give a definite answer on that whether it’s finding out your partner is cheating, your marriage is ruined, someone dies, financial issues, etc. I personally think it more dwells around situations related to loved ones like family and romantic partners. But the line that talks about the loud sound for example, could be interpreted as the shock or sense of lost ness people feel after something devastating occurs and their emotions and anxiety wash over them. Free to think whatever you like but that’s my simple interpretation :)
Yeah it's amazing. My interpretation is very similar to what @justJocelyne has said - all of the metaphors for his world collapsing - the spaceship, 10 tonne head made of wet sand, grass growing over him, facing the glass (mirror) etc. Very interesting lyrics!
id say just like the situation of ozark. out of nowhere a darkness in the form of marty's offer to work with those people comes into their life, very quickly everything changes and their old life is a distant memory, almost like another life, people dying constantly around them but never themselves. rifts between family members at times as times get rough and people want out or people want to have a normal life. its slow, calculated chaos. it doesnt all happen at once but it is very chaotic.
Then into our life, there comes the darkness There's a spacecraft blocking out the sky And there's nowhere to hide You run to the back and you cover your ears But it's the loudest sound you've ever heard And all we trapped rag doll cloth people We are helpless to resist Into our darkest hour But it was just a laugh, just a laugh, just a laugh, just a laugh Even at this angle And so we crumble A ten-ton head made of wet sand Oh, this dread circumference You've gotta be kidding me The grass grows over me Your face in the glass, in the glass it was just a laugh, just a laugh It's whatever you say it is In split infinities Then into your life, there comes the darkness There's a spacecraft blocking out the sky And there's nowhere to hide You run to the back and you cover your ears It's the loudest sound you've ever heard Into our darkest hour Have you had enough of me? Have you had enough of me Sweet darling Have you had enough of me? Have you had enough of me? Sweet darling Sweet time Sweet dark Sweet dark
It's impossible for me to have a favourite Radiohead track,,, but decks dark does things to my head that no other track on the planet can. It's stunning thanks Mr Yorke and gang
haha no I think the spaceship is a metaphor for how something is making him feel. For me it's almost like he's talking about a mental illness/sadness?? I really don't know! You could look at it in many ways though.
Meh. Better than the annoying rap sh¡t they were playing in the current season [of Ozark], I guess. What was that all about? This season is so plodding to be a bore.
It really fits the moment of time for the occupants of Ozark! Perfect!
Hell yeah
You couldn't pick a better song for that moment.
Totally agree, my late mother turned me on to this song I missed it at the end of Ozark episode 1. Man did she know music.
@Jay Sharp thanks Jay sorry for your loss man. Very close friends are tough to lose. Sounds like you guys had some great times. That is really cool you guys got to see them live and meet up with them. I’m in my 50’s my younger brothers were like they been around a long time. I didn’t get turned on to them until a couple years ago. Definitely cool music
It really does. It's a really touching moment of that first episode . . .Marty and his family's lives are headed towards either complete destruction or transcendence. Luckily for his family, Marty is brilliant.
I think it's one of the best songs ever
Nah that is Def separator yall coming from movies clearly don't know their or thoms music very well lol😂😂 I feel bad for u man having poor musical taste this song is okay there are at least 5 better ones I can easily come up with
@@ashleybailey5513 I don't come from movies. I really don't know which movie this is in
@@ashleybailey5513 bihhh stfu and let him enjoy the fucking song.
It is one of the best songs ever. Over the years I’ve had probably 20 ‘favorite’ Radiohead songs -my list changed over time. I’m not sure where this one sits, but at the top makes sense. Above comment is just dumb.
Man that bassist for Radiohead is really good
He's amazing. You should hear his brother on guitar
This song has a slight touch of horrorcore and romance combined into it.
I was thinking the same thing . It’s a combo of horror/love I give Yorke credit I wish I could hear him dissect the meaning of his lyrics.✌️
@@funkymonk542 From reading the lyrics, sounds like he's singing about an alien invasion and everyone still laughs at the revealing of this confrontation. Only to run from the truth. Idk.
That's a pervasive theme in Radiohead. See for instance fitter/happier, the romantic piano riff contrasting with the desperate lyrics.
@@SingHouse Hmmm
@@funkymonk542 its about the end of time, the story fit slightly on monotheism religion
Omg dying . This should be played in another movie too besides ozark it’s simply brilliant
This should be played in all funeral interments.
@@nilobeebee yes
There's a lot of shows and movies that use Radiohead songs. It's just so fitting for many different situations.
@@Fay_F_2 why no?
I hide booze in the woods miles from my house, sometimes when we run out i go on my bike listening to music and pick some up. But on May 27, 2023 the grass actually grew over the brown bags hiding in the woods. You gotta be kidding me this song played on my CZcams list.... I play it over and over and over..
Who comes from the Ozark ?
Can’t believe I am watching Radiohead music in this format hahaha. It’s usually a lyric video for like one of those emo bands or Kpop.
This format is used for all genres, if it reminds you of kpop that just means you only search for kpop lyrics
@@darion1728 actually i was into emo bands.
Radiohead is an emo band lol
Kpop lyric videos are generally colour-coded, with the members' faces on top. Wdym it's same??
@@MysticAvade That's what people thinks with some albums.
It has a similar soul to Massive Attack's Teardrop don't you think?
Somewhat, yes
I thought that the first time I heard this I was like.....total teardrop vibes. Which is also a really good song
I thought that the first time I heard this I was like.....total teardrop vibes. Which is also a really good song
@@berlynwall1956 same 😔😌
Agreed.
you gotta be kidding me/the grass grows over me
Love that line.
.. What a frigging piece
If darkness had such a beautiful sound I would love it even more
Whoever chose this beautiful song for Ozark deserves praise. It just resonates with the despair and doom that surrounds in the scene that this song carries wonderfully well.
From 1:27 pure heaven 🙌🏽
From 0:00-4:41 actually
You're both wrong. It starts at 3:23
@@thedaisyheaves Agree
i love this song sm
Who's here after Ozark?!... Meeeeee!
Oh sweet darling there could never be enough of you.
The only reason I stuck with Ozark is because of this song🙄
That's too bad. The show's content has stood on its own and elevated perpetually throughout the seasons. Hope you stuck around to see it unravel to where it currently stands.
You are crazy, that show is awesome.
His voice is so full of anguish! Its very poignant and relevant now. People there soon will be indeed nowhere to run to!
I think this is one of the best songs they’ve ever written, if any hardcore fans know of others please let me know 🙏🏼
I like there song played at the end of Peaky Blinders season 3 episode 1. Check it out I think you will like it
Polyethylene
@@robaustin4193 its called you and whose army? by radiohead also
@@babiisbts8383 thanks
daydreaming and pyramids
well done, I love the song and the picture!🖤
Do you love the wrong lyrics too?
Here because of Ozark. I don't know what it is that makes this song amazing but wow, for a song I don't even fully understand yet, I'm hooked. Anyone know the meaning , or some possible interpretations/analytics of the song? (Yes, Im one of THOSE...a.k.a. geek)
I think this song’s meaning correlates to someone’s world collapsing. All the similes and metaphors that relate to the end of the world kind of stuff or anything related to gloom paint a picture for a person’s sorrow. I think the type of sorrow can be interpreted many different ways so I can’t give a definite answer on that whether it’s finding out your partner is cheating, your marriage is ruined, someone dies, financial issues, etc. I personally think it more dwells around situations related to loved ones like family and romantic partners. But the line that talks about the loud sound for example, could be interpreted as the shock or sense of lost ness people feel after something devastating occurs and their emotions and anxiety wash over them. Free to think whatever you like but that’s my simple interpretation :)
for me,personally it resonates my experience with absolute despair, loss and perhaps oddly,psychosis.
Yeah it's amazing. My interpretation is very similar to what @justJocelyne has said - all of the metaphors for his world collapsing - the spaceship, 10 tonne head made of wet sand, grass growing over him, facing the glass (mirror) etc. Very interesting lyrics!
id say just like the situation of ozark. out of nowhere a darkness in the form of marty's offer to work with those people comes into their life, very quickly everything changes and their old life is a distant memory, almost like another life, people dying constantly around them but never themselves. rifts between family members at times as times get rough and people want out or people want to have a normal life. its slow, calculated chaos. it doesnt all happen at once but it is very chaotic.
I have read online that he wrote it shortly after the death of his long time partner.
Then into our life, there comes the darkness There's a spacecraft blocking out the sky And there's nowhere to hide
You run to the back and you cover your ears
But it's the loudest sound you've ever heard
And all we trapped rag doll cloth people
We are helpless to resist
Into our darkest hour
But it was just a laugh, just a laugh, just a laugh, just a laugh
Even at this angle
And so we crumble
A ten-ton head made of wet sand
Oh, this dread circumference You've gotta be kidding me
The grass grows over me
Your face in the glass, in the glass it was just a laugh, just a laugh
It's whatever you say it is
In split infinities
Then into your life, there comes the darkness There's a spacecraft blocking out the sky And there's nowhere to hide
You run to the back and you cover your ears
It's the loudest sound you've ever heard
Into our darkest hour
Have you had enough of me?
Have you had enough of me
Sweet darling
Have you had enough of me?
Have you had enough of me?
Sweet darling
Sweet time
Sweet dark
Sweet dark
Last song ill listen to before i leave
Are You still here?
It's impossible for me to have a favourite Radiohead track,,, but decks dark does things to my head that no other track on the planet can.
It's stunning thanks Mr Yorke and gang
Reminds me a lot of Zero 7.
Yesssss I adore them
It’s like this song was made only for ozark!
My top 1 song in Spotify for 2 years in a row
Thom's best songs are about UFOs and Aliens and Angels.
PROVE ME WRONG
Subterranean Homesick Alien, Pyramid Song, Decks Dark, Planet Telex, what else?
Gives me 'tear drop' vibes
💖💖💖💖💖
He’s describing divorce🧐
"You're looking at me, aren't you?"
-Shadow Dio
yes this is aut shadow dio amsp reference
Reminds me of massive attack.
Martyyyy
This will be very appropriate when WW3 comes !!!
Is he talking about aliens?!. 😂
haha no I think the spaceship is a metaphor for how something is making him feel. For me it's almost like he's talking about a mental illness/sadness?? I really don't know! You could look at it in many ways though.
damn people coming from movies
Waiting for the day motion picture soundtrack gets used for a film
Song works so well
Any Radiohead song can have its place in a film
Using them a bunch in yellow jackets so good brought me some bangers I wasn't aware of
This song is about passivity experiences
nope
Please someone give me songs similar to this I am desperate
it's similar with Dark OST at the beginning
Does anyone know the genre of this song?
Art rock
Radiohead
To me, it actually sounds more like Trip Hop
@@kenyaholloway-reliford8213 lol trip-hop?
The genre is called: Radiohead
Who’s here from DDLC?
Just me ok 😢
Exit music?
@@vitoter303 ye
@@tuckdebest5501 то є добре
Is this song about the end of the world?
Having lived through the cold war, I believe so. This has "duck and cover" vibes rolling off of it.
I think it's an alien invasion.
😂
Hmm, the end of his world maybe? It almost sounds like he's talking about a mental illness or something? No idea! Could interpret it in many ways.
It’s end of illusions.
All we trapped rag doll people we are helpless to resist into are darkest hour
min 3:23 🔥🔥🔥
You had one job: Get the lyrics right. Some of them are entirely wrong.
Why does all the songs have a different Atmos
Madison beer story...;!
like the vid, obviously the track is phenomenal, but some of your lyrics are way off.
COVID
Thats not the lyrics
Whoever done done these lyrics was flat out on on ket or something, every line is wrong,,,you simple cutn
Meh. Better than the annoying rap sh¡t they were playing in the current season [of Ozark], I guess. What was that all about? This season is so plodding to be a bore.
Omg ! It reeks iconic