I’ve listened for a while now and I love all his albums, thank you will and the tapeworms for everything

this album is wonderful. i truely believe i could go on and on about it. SDRR is my favorite song, not only because of the vulnerability and incredible lyricism, but because of how often it's misconstrued or how much people want to find some "hidden meaning" in it. I could care less about attributing meaning to songs, but if I had to say anything about it I would say it feels like noticing a chip on a plate, (not that his issues or the meanings behind this are that little), or some sort of anti-eulogy. It's beautiful because it's about stuff that isn't beautiful. I remember reading some interview about this song, wherein Will said something along the lines of, "you can't just write about the pretty stuff in your life", and it's something that sits with me. This song isn't "sad" to me, but more sentimental like 'Becoming the Lastnames'. Oh G-d, I could go on all day about all these songs. Whatever. Take my poorly worded, choppy, probably incorrect, praise and run off. I'm not a great poet or writer by any means. I love this album, and I always will. If there's life beyond death, I'll be streaming it then too. This album is a wonderful apology to the world, and anyone who's been hurt. Thanks. 🦗🎸