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#9. Dark Come Soon
Artist: Tegan and Sara
Nominator: Bane_Of_Despair (1/5)
Time: 3:05
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWmqdM7pNos
Initial Rankings: Batch 3 - 10/15 (D+) & Rubric 10
Weighted Ranking: Yellow 12/16
Blockbuster: Grid C-7
FLUX: Up 65 Spots
Linger: 1/10

Saved for one more day of misery, climbing and escaping an exit since the Blockbuster Tier, making it barely into the top 10. I don't know when it all changed. When it won its grid over "Dana Dan," "Pink Dazzled 45," and "Sexual Healing," each of which Lingered on? Before I cut "So What" and couldn't stop singing this everytime I saw its name? When I had a really depressive episode in February and this helped me through my shame spiral? "Everything I say, I say to me first!" "So what, I've lied, I lie to me too." "Safe and another day passed by me." "Hold out for the ones you know who love you. I will hide out from the ones who love you."

There's a lot of tangled tracks in my head when I listen. There's a lot of anger and sadness and wanting and passion that wells up inside me. Most of the time, an onion gets cut not even thirty seconds in. I sing along silently with my whole body. It just hits me on a deep, personal, lacking explanation level. It's a beautiful song, too.

8th Place. Bane_Of_Despair
#55. Thursday, "Autumn Leaves Revisited"
#52. Envy on the Coast, "Head First in the River"
#21. The Hotelier, "Your Deep Rest"
#18. Paramore, "Rose-Colored Boy"
#9. Tegan and Sara, "Dark Come Soon"
Average Score: 31
Total Score: 155

Besides "Rose-Colored Boy," all your songs were extremely low to start out. I'm actually surprised "Autumn Leaves Revisited" and "Head First in the River" weren't in the Blockbuster considering I remember them being adjacent to those songs. Remember when "The Last Supper" was the King of Flux? Yeah, "You're Depressed" and "Dark Come Soon" blew past the rest of Linger near to the finish line. Your nominations attached themselves into my soul and my core, and if I were more confident and candid in the nights they got me through some rough depression, I'd say more, but low key, no pressure, keeping my eggy-head in the river. Awesome, awesome, wonderful times. Thank you.