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+ | {{Infobox song|image = Image:Fine Line Cover Art.jpeg|artist = [[Harry Styles]]|written = [[Harry Styles]]<br>[[Greg Kurstin]]<br>[[Kid Harpoon]]|producer = [[Greg Kurstin]]<br>[[Kid Harpoon]]|released = December 13, 2019|recorded = 2017-2019|time = 03:41|Source = [[Fine Line (album)|Fine Line]]|Singles = {{2S}}|next = "[[Canyon Moon (song)|Canyon Moon]]"|previous = "[[She (song)|She]]"|album = [[Fine Line (album)|Fine Line]]|DS={{FLDS}}}} |
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− | |name = Sunflower, Vol.6 |
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− | |image = Fine Line Cover Art.jpeg |
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− | |album = [[Fine Line (album)|Fine Line]] |
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− | |released = December 13, 2019 |
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− | |length = 3:41 |
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− | |label = [[Erskine Records|Erskine]], [[Columbia Records|Columbia]] |
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− | |writer = [[Harry Styles]], Greg Kurstin, Kid Harpoon |
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+ | == Music and composition == |
+ | Harry Styles, via <em>Rolling Stone:</em><blockquote>“An experimental trip with “deep cut” written all over it: “I would love people to listen to the whole album. I want people to listen to every song. Even with streaming and playlists, I love listening to records top to bottom. So I want to make make albums that I want to listen to top to bottom, because that’s just how I listen to music.”<ref>https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/harry-styles-secrets-of-fine-line-926657/</ref></blockquote> |
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− | Potentially the final stage of grief in Harry's journey –acceptance– Harry seems to be reflecting on the good memories of his relationship. |
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+ | == Critical reception == |
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− | The sunflower here may represent the good times of the past, which he yearns for more than the melody he's now attempting to write, and which is kept sweet in his memory. As he hoped to be let inside of his past lover’s emotions and mind to know them better, he now hopes to find a way instead to know their good times better in order to immortalize these highs in this melody. |
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+ | The Consequence of Sound opined:<blockquote>“The plodding “Watermelon Sugar” commits the cardinal sin of being far less interesting than its title while psychedelic trifle “Sunflower, Vol. 6” is a marvelous instrumental showcase that forgets to be an engrossing song.”<ref>https://consequenceofsound.net/2019/12/album-review-harry-styles-fine-line/</ref></blockquote>The A.V. Club opined:<blockquote>“The psychedelic-skimming “Sunflower, Vol. 6,” meanwhile, isn’t a far cry from the indie-leaning pop favored by HAIM or Beck, no doubt due to the songwriting/production involvement of Greg Kurstin. And <em>Fine Line </em>offers subtle sonic curveballs throughout that add atmosphere and delightful weirdness.”<ref>https://www.avclub.com/with-fine-line-harry-styles-transforms-into-a-californ-1840463199</ref></blockquote> |
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− | Harry notes that the reality of these memories, the symbolic sunflowers, do die in the physical sense, but that this track's melody represents the "new seeds" planted in order to keep the memory alive and sweet. |
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==Lyrics== |
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Mouthful of toothpaste before I got to know you |
Mouthful of toothpaste before I got to know you |
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I've got your face hung up high in the gallery |
I've got your face hung up high in the gallery |
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Your flowers just died, plant new seeds in the melody |
Your flowers just died, plant new seeds in the melody |
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Let me inside, I wanna get to know you |
Let me inside, I wanna get to know you |
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Harry Styles - Sunflower, Vol. 6 (Official Audio) |
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[[Category:Released songs]] |
[[Category:Released songs]] |
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[[Category:Fine Line songs]] |
[[Category:Fine Line songs]] |
Latest revision as of 10:49, 13 November 2023
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"Sunflower, Vol.6" is a song performed by Harry Styles. It serves as the ninth track from Harry's album, Fine Line.
Music and composition[]
Harry Styles, via Rolling Stone:
“An experimental trip with “deep cut” written all over it: “I would love people to listen to the whole album. I want people to listen to every song. Even with streaming and playlists, I love listening to records top to bottom. So I want to make make albums that I want to listen to top to bottom, because that’s just how I listen to music.”[1]
Critical reception[]
The Consequence of Sound opined:
“The plodding “Watermelon Sugar” commits the cardinal sin of being far less interesting than its title while psychedelic trifle “Sunflower, Vol. 6” is a marvelous instrumental showcase that forgets to be an engrossing song.”[2]
The A.V. Club opined:
“The psychedelic-skimming “Sunflower, Vol. 6,” meanwhile, isn’t a far cry from the indie-leaning pop favored by HAIM or Beck, no doubt due to the songwriting/production involvement of Greg Kurstin. And Fine Line offers subtle sonic curveballs throughout that add atmosphere and delightful weirdness.”[3]
Lyrics[]
Sunflower
Sunflower, my eyes want you more than a melody
Let me inside, wish I could get to know you
Sunflowers sometimes keep it sweet in your memory
I was just tongue-tied
I don't wanna make you feel bad
But I've been trying hard not to talk to you
Sunflower (Sunflower, sunflower)
I couldn't want you any more
Kiss in the kitchen like it's a dance floor
I couldn't want you any more
Tonight (Tonight, tonight, tonight)
Wondering, headshake
Tired eyes are the death of me
Mouthful of toothpaste before I got to know you
I've got your face hung up high in the gallery
Out of this shade, sunflower, sunflower
Your flowers just died, plant new seeds in the melody
Let me inside, I wanna get to know you
I don't wanna make you feel bad
But I've been trying hard not to act a fool
Sunflower (Sunflower, sunflower)
I couldn't want you any more
Kiss in the kitchen like it's a dance floor
I couldn't want you any more
Tonight (Tonight, tonight, tonight)
I couldn't want you any more
Kids in the kitchen, listen to dancehall
I couldn't want you any more
Tonight (Tonight, tonight, tonight)
Sunflower, my eyes want you more than a melody
Let me inside, wish I could get to know you
Sunflowers just died, keep it sweet in your memory
I'm still tongue-tied
Sunflower, sunflower
Sunflower, sunflower
Sunflower, sunflower
Ayy, woo, ow
Woo-woo, woo-woo
Woo-woo, woo-woo
Woo-woo, woo-woo
Yeah!
Ooh, woo, ooh
Doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo
Spotify[]