As a song intended for a movie about a Dystopian future where poor kids kill each other in a competition than the upper class gleefully watches, it's a perfect fit. We've already established that Lorde is an extremely talented songwriter, but with this, we see that she is quite adept at interpreting the work of others as well.
catching fire,
john,
listener's digest,
lorde,
tears for fears
—
On Lorde's cover of the Tears For Fears classic - which will be appearing on the soundtrack for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - she seems to have a clear understanding of how dark the song is, perhaps even more so than Roland Orzabal did when he wrote it. The song becomes dreary and dirge like, a mourning of how society becomes compromised in the relentless pursuit of power.
As a song intended for a movie about a Dystopian future where poor kids kill each other in a competition than the upper class gleefully watches, it's a perfect fit. We've already established that Lorde is an extremely talented songwriter, but with this, we see that she is quite adept at interpreting the work of others as well.
Listener's Digest: Lorde - "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" (Tears for Fears Cover)
As a song intended for a movie about a Dystopian future where poor kids kill each other in a competition than the upper class gleefully watches, it's a perfect fit. We've already established that Lorde is an extremely talented songwriter, but with this, we see that she is quite adept at interpreting the work of others as well.
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