What's that song that's gotten popular on TikTok and YouTube shorts lately where an acoustic guitar is being strummed really lethargically and then someone who sounds like they're really old yet is probably in their 20's sings the words "come out," followed by more lethargic strumming? I have never heard anything beyond that point in the song and I can't find it because no one ever lists what the song is and it gets used in things that aren't related. It seems to get used as a way to help depict some kind of deep reflection in a poignant yet lighthearted manner. I think it might be a song from the early 2000's, but I don't know.

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maybe pinegrove need 2

>>127104130 (OP)
She's so fine.
>unrelated to your post
Oh my god, look at her face. Ana is one beautiful woman

>>127104758
She's hotter now that she hates stinky freeloaders.

>>127104733
That's it, thanks.

Damn, that piano solo later in the song is terrible. Why is that person in the band? That wasn't "'the point,'" was it? Because that's lame as fuck. I hate that kind of shit. Just own what you're doing and don't be a pussy about it. Why are bands that predominately feature acoustic guitars such tools who feel the need to ruin their own music? I hate it.

Any thoughts on what I said about the piano?

Can someone just acknowledge what I said about the piano?