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Gunvor Nazarian
The song "While You Were Sleeping" by Laufey appears to be a narrative about the experience of unexpectedly falling in love with someone while they are unaware of it. The lyrics express a sense of disbelief and astonishment at the connection formed with this person, even though they were physically distant initially.
Continuing from the first verse, the chorus portrays how this new love has had a transformative effect on the narrator. They no longer recognize themselves, becoming more open and joyful ("dancing down streets, smiling to strangers"). The mention of "3:30 AM" suggests that this realization or change occurred late at night, possibly signifying a moment of introspection and personal growth. The narrator fell in love while the person they are singing about was sleeping, highlighting the unexpected nature of their emotional journey.
"So one day his friends, who were about to leave for Africa on a honeymoon, said, "Well, why don't you come along with us?" And, uh, that sounds really peculiar but they were getting married for something like the third time themselves. So he said "Well, I'll go along with you" and he did. And while he was up in the plane to Africa to find out what life was all about for him, he looked out of the plane window and he said, um, you know, "Look at those clouds down there; it's very strange to look at the clouds from up above them. I remember as a boy having dreamed up at clouds a lot and having seen the cloud from both sides now, I suppose I shouldn't really be amazed by anything." And I like the idea of clouds from both sides and... (strums) some other things from both sides (tunes). I call my song "From Both Sides, Now."
Did you ever used to watch that show called Star Trek? (cheers from crowd) Oh... I just had a flash of this show, that I saw while I was singing this tune. It was the only show where Dr. Spock ever got any emotion, right? You remember that one? It was really great because... well, for those of you who never saw it, anyway, the premise is this: they're supposed to go and rescue an agricultural colony that's on some planet. They've been there for a while, they took some horses and they took some grain, they took a lot of that stuff, and they were going to experiment up there, maybe as an alternative planet, you know? When we mess this planet up too bad we'll have to go some place, right?
"Going out tonight
Changes into something red
Her mother doesn't like that kind of dress Everything she never had she's showing off"
--- she is old enough to make her own decisions and she's wearing a dress for a date or dance that her mom doesn't like. She never was able to make her own decisions before. now that she is an adult she can get the things she has wanted that her mom didn't approve of in the past----
"Driving too fast, Moon is breaking through her hair, She's heading for something that she won't forget
Having no regrets is all that she really wants."
----she's feeling the freedom with her boyfriend, he's driving too fast, living it up. She is heading for something she'll never forget with him, he plans on proposing to her which will make it something she'll never forget. She wants to live life to the fullest and have no regrets on things she hasn't done.
"We're only getting older, baby
And I been thinking about it lately
Does it ever drive you crazy
Just how fast the night changes?"
---he's telling her as he's proposing to her, that they aren't getting younger they are only getting older together and he wants to start a life with her now, he asks her if she's going crazy with how fast the night changes into daylight meaning another day has gone by.
"Everything that you've ever dreamed of Disappearing when you wake up
But there's nothing to be afraid of
Even when the night changes
It will never change me and you"
---he's saying that while she's sleeping she has dreams that she really likes and feels and seems very real, but when she wakes up its only a dream, this could also be saying that past relationships seemed so real but then reality kicks in and she gets hurt. Her current boyfriend is telling her that he's not a dream, that there's nothing to be afraid of he will love her to the end of life even through all the changes in her life, he won't let it change his love for her
"Chasing it tonight, Doubts are running 'round her head He's waiting, hides behind a cigarette
Heart is beating loud, and she doesn't want it to stop"
----as they are chasing the the night, she is having doubts about the life with him and his vow to stay with her forever, which implies that she's probably been hurt a lot before from past relationships and been put in similar situations with ex's as she is now with her current boyfriend so she's scared, while she's feeling this way he's waiting for an answer from her and smoking a cigarette, she hears and feels her heart beating fast with excitement of the proposal and future with him and she doesn't want the feeling to ever stop, meaning she doesn't want this to be another "dream".
"Moving too fast
Moon is lighting up her skin
She's falling, doesn't even know it yet
Having no regrets is all that she really wants"
-- some people may think they are moving too fast in the relationship, but his promises and love for her is making her fall for him more and more and eventually says yes to his proposal, but she didn't even know she was going to say yes because she was caught in the fears as well as the excitements. She doesn't want to regret saying no and loose everything because she let her doubts take over"
"Going out tonight
Changes into something red
Her mother doesn't like that kind of dress Reminds her of the missing piece of innocence she lost"
--- she's going out tonight, implying bachelorette party with her friends or on another date with her now, fiancé she's wearing the same red dress she wore the night he proposed to her. her mom doesn't like the dress because it reminds her of how she lost the innocent little girl she use to have, because her daughter is now a grown woman and her moms giving her up to someone else when she has the wedding
I think this song means how we should "live while were young" and not regret the chances we didn't take. This song really made me realize that i had many opportunites that i should have taken but I was too afraid of what people were going to think of me and now I regret that! They are telling us that they might have a missed a chance of doing something but its too late now because time keeps moving on and your never going to be able to have that chance again.
In a retrospective analysis conducted in Korea, clinical outcomes of 428 patients were compared between those taking brand Plavix and Platless (generic clopidogrel).12 The salt formulation of Platless was not specified. Patients who underwent PCI prior to 2008 received Plavix, while those after 2008 received Platless. The primary endpoint was major adverse cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events at 1 year, defined as a composite of death, MI, and target vessel revascularization (TVR). There was no statistically significant difference in the primary endpoint between the 2 treatment groups (p=0.66). Four noncardiac deaths occurred in the Plavix group, while 2 deaths occurred in the Platless group. These deaths were attributed to heart failure exacerbation and sudden cardiac collapse. One patient in the Plavix group experienced an MI compared to 4 patients in the Platless group. Stroke occurred in 2 patients in each treatment group. Although the salt form of Platless is unknown, this is the only study that statistically compares clinical outcomes between brand and generic clopidogrel. No difference was found in the primary endpoint suggesting that Platless and Plavix have similar efficacy.
The only published prospective data on dexmedetomidine use in patients with AWS comes from one analysis, though it provides limited insight on efficacy. 13 Eighteen patients with AWD received dexmedetomidine as adjunctive therapy to oral or intravenous diazepam, lorazepam, or haloperidol or as monotherapy if any of these were not tolerated. The mean standard deviation (SD) maximum infusion rate of dexmedetomidine was 1.5 1.2 mcg/kg/h. Descriptive analyses found the mean SD time to resolution of AWD was 3.8 1.3 days, while length of ICU stay was 7.1 2.7 days. Richmond Agitation Sedation Scale (RASS) scores decreased from a mean SD of 1.4 1.5 at initiation of dexmedetomidine to 0.3 1.4 twenty-four hours later. The maximum infusion duration and rate were 75 hours and 4.6 mcg/kg/h, respectively, which is well beyond the FDA-approved maximum infusion duration (24 hours) and rate (0.7 mcg/kg/h). Eleven patients experienced at least 1 of the predefined complications, including pneumonia, other infection, respiratory failure, and noninvasive ventilation. No patients experienced bradycardia, but tachyphylaxis was not assessed. While these findings provide some data on the safety of dexmedetomidine in AWD, limited information on efficacy is gained as no hypothesis testing was performed.