ONE OF MY 111 LIKED SONGS WILL TELL YOU WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
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I asked my spirit guides to give me a song that represents what you need to know right now. Pick a picture and find out what they had to say!
Hello my wonderful pile number 1âs, today we are approaching this post with a twist for spice, and also because I couldnât think of an interesting enough prompt for a reading lol. Anyways! Here I have my phone (I am lying, I have already listened to the song and written down key thoughts, but imagine this is a live reenactment) opening up Spotify and going to my liked songs, I can see I have exactly 111 â isnât that a crazy coincidence? I donât really add a lot of songs to my liked, so the ones that I do, I have a lot of thoughts and feelings about. So, letâs find out what yours is, shall we?Â
MY OLD MANâS A DUSTMAN â LONNIE DONEGANÂ
Right, well thatâs a tad embarrassing. A nostalgic fave of mine though, I must say. So for this song, it is essentially a British comedy song. It speaks of the father to the singer, who is a dustman, and focuses on treatment, along with entertaining jokes and puns. Itâs a bit of a random thing to write about, and thatâs honestly why I like it so much. Perhaps you guys in this pile are going through something unconventional or a little bit out of the ordinary. For my key notes, I wrote that this song was my favourite out of all the songs from the best⌠60âs, I think⌠checking⌠yep, best 60âs. I used to live with old people who would never let me listen to radio one, occasionally would put on Heart â but for long trips they would slip in one of those CDâs. For this pile, I feel as though you might be facing something to do with the past, like something you did, or even some sort of concern about age or growing up (a mouthful, huh?). Another thing I wrote down was that the song was so popular at one point, it was able to partake in the representation of that era, and now barely anyone knows about it besides people who listen to old music, or were there when it was put out. I got the feeling that some of you could be dealing with worries about your legacy, or even something that you did that has embarrassed you. I feel rumination here. With how little people now know the song, itâs either not your job to worry about who youâre going to be, or the embarrassment that you feel is bound to blow over â people will forget about it â other than people like me, but hey, who am I to judge? No matter what part you are, the song is telling you to stop worrying about something you have no control over, whether it be past or future.Â
The song itself when played would set my mood for the entire trip. There â as I said â were two discs. One had that song on it, the other I canât quite recall. There were many nice songs on there. Like Build me up Buttercup, Puppet on a string, Brand new key, Silence is golden, Where did our love go. Real nice tunes, but the one that was played rarely, and if played, solely for me â was My old manâs a dustman. There also seems to be two choices here that you may have been seen wrestling with. One choice is satisfactory, but the other is something more fulfilling to you â but perhaps harder to get. I didnât control the radio, I was a kid, and so all I could really do was ask. Unfortunately the driver wasnât so fond of that song. Is there someone standing in your way of something? Ooooo perhaps it is not someone, but rather your circumstances. Perhaps you grew up on the side of poverty and think that you donât stand a chance at something â an opportunity of sorts.Â
Damn, she channeling, she spewing. Ok, letâs say youâre in school, getting ready to take your leave, and signing up for that perfect university. But you want to reach above and beyond, you want that⌠letâs say Harvard place, but you feel the need to settle with a good â but not what you want â university closer to you. Doesnât even need to be that bar for bar. Could be a case of you craving that new relationship, going on those dates, but then stopping yourself last minute because youâre stuck with an irrefutable level of doubt.Â
Listen, I have free will now and am older, I can listen to that one song a million times over if I want to, even if it took me some time to be able to get here. And that goes for all the strange points Iâve made throughout this session. Embarrassment will blossom, time will heal â you donât see what is in store for you, but thatâs because itâs not yours to worry about. And lastly, with a little push and perseverance, you can do whatever you want, because the only thing standing in your way is your own shadow.Â
Thatâs all I have for you today, pile 1. I hope you enjoyed this odd channelling, and I hope to see you back here the next time I post. MWAH!
Hello my fabulous pile number 2. Today weâre looking into my own liked songs (all 111 of them) to see which song speaks most to what you need to hear right now. To sum it up, I let a shuffle answer my question and wrote down some points. So, for you we have:Â
LOVEBOMBS â NESSA BARRETT
Ok, this used to be a personal favourite of mine. The song focuses on our narrator, aka Nessa, as she talks about her mental health and how toxic tendencies that derive from it happen to negatively affect the relationships she is in. Ok NicromancyGPT, get it queen. The song starts with a recognition of the aftermath while stating that she doesnât even recall how it happened or what set her off. My cat decided to join us and clawed at my jeans until she got one of her nails stuck, what an amazing contribution, I bet she doesnât know how that happened either. Back to the song. Nessa states that she feels sorry, and that she wasnât aware it was happening, that she doesnât even know how to stop herself from acting like this. Her remorse is sincere, but we can tell from the way that she describes the experience, that her actions take a huge toll on the stability of her relationships with those she cares about most.Â
I feel for you guys that you are on either one of these sides here. Perhaps you recently blew up at someone and are feeling sorrowful and like you want to take it back but donât know how. Or maybe you are the opposite person, and the receiver of this behaviour. Perhaps you are the answer to how the other person feels in this situation.Â
Have it be known, I was a huge fan of Nessa from 2019-2024 after she did some stuff I donât necessarily agree with from a moral standpoint. Now the reason I mention this is because perhaps you have been with someone â friend or lover, for a fairly long time and are slowly starting to see a side of them that you are not too fond of. This could be showing up as repetitive behaviours that are harming the relationship, or even toxicity beginning to arise. If you are on the other end of the spectrum, it could be you having more lash outs, or struggling with something yourself that is making it hard to be around those that you care about.Â
Another thing here is that Nessa and the person she sings about here broke up before this song was published. This could be representative of a relationship getting old and needing to come to an end. Either end here can be tiring, trust may have even been lost, or something that can cause behaviour that would be seen as toxic.Â
I think what I am seeing here is that you guys may need to let go of an already faltering relationship or dynamic between you and someone else. It doesnât seem to be beneficial to either of you anymore, and it is truly seeming as though it is causing much more harm than can currently be seen. There is a need to protect yourself if you do struggle with something mental health wise, because taking care of your own needs and sanity is the most important thing. That also goes for those of you on the opposite end â someone elseâs mental health is not your responsibility, it is not your job to âfixâ anyone.Â
That is all I have for you today, pile 2. Take care of yourself and your mind, donât be afraid to take out the trash or let people go. MWAH!Â
Hello my beautiful pile number 3âs! Today we are doing a different kind of post, in which I am shuffling through my 111 liked songs to find what message you need to hear right now. So, as it goes: Oh, short and sweet â Sabrina Carpenter here? No? Ok.Â
Yours actually isnât Short and sweet though lol, just in theory. You guys actually have a much more angsty song than that.Â
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, LET ME GET WHAT I WANT (2011 remaster) â THE SMITHS
Now, this is a short and easy message because the title already sums up the meaning behind the song. But just for you guys, I used my big big brain to figure out some hidden meanings and interpret some lyrics. (Please keep in mind that these are my interpretations based on the vibes I am channelling. The song probably isnât about this)
Firstly, I do see this possibly pertaining to manifestation, and especially if you are someone who has in the past, or currently struggles with manifesting. I get the feeling of you literally being like âdamn, havenât I failed enough? Just let me have this one at least.â I feel your struggle may be tied into your personal life and experiences as we have the line âSee, the life that Iâve had can make a good man bad.â I get the feeling that youâve faced your fair share of shitty and traumatic moments.Â
Now another thing I see here is actually symbolism of God and religion â particularly pertaining to religious trauma or a frail belief in God. The Chorus starts and ends with âplease, please, please, let me get what I want. Lord knows it would be the first time.â Now, the reason I actually refrained from equating the begging to asking or even praying to God is because in that sentence, the singer is not even addressing God himself, and is instead speaking about him in third person. Here we can infer that there is another source here in which the singer is asking to answer his prayers while stating that God would be able to acknowledge the singerâs losses. With this I see that some of you here may have believed and prayed to God in the past, but all you have been met with was either quiet recognition, or entirely nothing. For some of you it may feel as though turning to manifestation is almost resembling leaving God behind or admitting a total loss of trust in him.Â
I feel that the reason you are struggling with manifesting what you want is not because you think you donât deserve it, but rather.. Oh, holy brain explosion. Ok, new line.Â
I reviewed the lyrics as I got a little stuck, and the first line is âGood times for a change. See, the luck Iâve had could make a good man bad.â This very short song brings attention to morality not once, but rather twice. What I see from here is that the singer â you in this instance is essentially talking about how the lack of God answering prayers and instead sitting and watching as bad luck befalls you, would turn any other believer bad. It brings morality into conversation in the same way that people say that religion and God watching is the only thing to stop someone from committing crimes or doing bad things. Here we see a sentence strung together of âthe amounts of prayers ignored would make anyone a nonebeliever,â and that is what turns to the metaphor of morality.Â
I also got the feeling that this pile are firstcomers to this blog, or even Tarot â and not returning individuals. If so, please do stay, make yourself nice and comfortable đ. I actually did write down that you may be new to the occult, or just dipping your toes in to see if you like it. Well, to sum it up: You can have your God if that is what you feel you need. But at times when he chooses to ignore your prayers for whatever reason, manifestation aside from him can always fill in. Plus in theory, he would never let you have it if he didnât allow you too. Heâs all powerful and shit.Â
So to answer what I interrupted myself for. You may be struggling with manifestation because you do not believe you can have faith in a God if you rely on another source. But really, two things can coexist, and you do not need to limit yourself.
Thatâs all I have for you today, pile number 3. This wouldâve probably been such a strange post to come across if it is your first time. If it is, I mainly practice Tarot, and like to offer guidance. The best of wishes on your spiritual journey. MWAH!