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Just as Faye is preparing to hit the road, “Today” happens. Faye clearly envies the couple’s alliance. Thomas and Michelle Wilson, who have Faye over at their nearby campsite and regale her with the story of their consistently postponed engagement, which was to have been proposed a couple of national parks ago on their road trip.

The group accepts this and is pleasantly on its way.įaye also accepts a dinner invitation from a couple, played by Benja K. Faye politely says she’s waiting on a visitor who’s coming to this exact spot. Seems that her family’s patriarch is buried somewhere thereabout, and they’d like to dig him up and re-bury him somewhere where the view doesn’t include a newly set-up oil rig, the only visible blot on the landscape. In a bit, a little girl with a quarter of cowhands in tow stops by, asking if Faye can move her trailer. Opening a calendar, she closes her eyes, circles above it with a magic marker, and when she puts it down on a particular date, she writes in its square “Today.” (Usually a well-curated bit of Americana emerges.) Dale Dickey, the veteran character actor who plays the role, has a thoroughly-lined face that speaks of hard years behind it.įaye goes through her day with patience, but it’s clear she’s waiting on someone or something. She turns on an old transistor radio-Longines Symphonette logo still intact-and twists the dial. She emerges from a modest trailer hitched to a pickup truck to go grab a basket that’s caught a few crawfish in the lake nearby. A sex bop for the ages.We see its central character, Faye, from behind for the first few minutes. The melody of 'Tell me what you want and you got it, love' in the post-chorus is magic and the way Harry sing-screams 'Baby you're cinemaaaaaaaaaaa' in the ad-libs in the outro is electrifying. From the confidence of Harry's vocals to his delivery of 'It's you' at the start of each verse, everything about 'Cinema' is hypnotising. 'Cinema' is the best song on Harry's House and arguably the sexiest song that Harry has ever released. 'Late Night Talking' is 2 minutes and 58 seconds of pure joy. Harry's introspective moments are exquisite but he really shines when you can hear him having fun on a song. 'Late Night Talking' is a classic love song with old-school, brass production that makes it sound like you've known it all your life. The obvious single on the album and a natural successor to 'Watermelon Sugar'.

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The way the chorus lyric switches from: 'You can throw a party full of everyone you know / And not invite your family 'cause they never showed you love' to 'You can start a family who will always show you love'. It's no wonder that it's already one of the most popular songs on the album. 'Matilda' is a warm hug from someone when you need it the most. READ MORE: Harry Styles fans are losing it over the wild cocaine line in his Keep Driving lyricsĪn incredibly moving ode to a friend who's been through so much that pain has become normal to them.

It's subtle, it's romantic and only Harry Styles could make the line: 'Cocaine, side boob / Choke her with a sea view' sound so dreamy. Life is hard and the world is often a terrifying place but 'Keep Driving' is about tuning out the noise around you and finding joy in a relationship.

'As It Was' may be a viral TikTok hit now thanks to its addictive production but, at its heart, 'As It Was' is a bittersweet song about the passage of time, a topic which hasn't been captured so well in a pop song since One Direction's very own 'Night Changes'. A true dancing-with-tears-in-your-eyes moment and the bridge is nothing short of transcendent. It starts slow but it gradually swells into something grand and brilliant. 'Satellite' is the kind of song that may pass you by on first listen but the more you listen to it, the more you fall in love with it.