Just to Feel Something

just to feel something.

A person sits on a sunny deck overlooking a lake and mountains, handles a tiny glass of pinkish liquid, then stands up and walks away carrying a bottle. The caption turns the peaceful scenic moment into a joke about emotional numbness and using a drink—or any sensation—to feel something. Julie Doiron’s wistful indie folk song “August 10” makes the clip feel melancholic and gently ironic, amplifying the contrast between the beautiful view and the bleakly understated caption. EN: A person sits on a sunny deck overlooking a lake and mountains, handles a tiny glass of pinkish liquid, then stands up and walks away carrying a bottle. The caption turns the peaceful scenic moment into a joke about emotional numbness and using a drink—or any sensation—to feel something. Julie Doiron’s wistful indie folk song “August 10” makes the clip feel melancholic and gently ironic, amplifying the contrast between the beautiful view and the bleakly understated caption.

♪ Julie Doiron — August 10

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