Nylo - A History Of Sorry

Life in quarantine continues... it's been 3 weeks. 3 weeks ago you could buy toilet paper and cleaning products, grocery stores looked normal, and Amazon could bring you anything you could imagine in 2 days. This video was made on my phone from isolation with a mix of home-footage, tour footage over the past year (mainly from Japan, of course), and one perfectly serendipitous video I got via WhatsApp of two friends slow dancing on top of their van, perfectly in sync with the song, having never heard it. There is a Japanese pottery art called “Kintsugi” where the broken pieces are the MOST valuable, because the Japanese in all their surreal wisdom, fill the broken spaces with gold based lacquer. This way, the more broken a piece, the more gold it possesses, and the more valuable it becomes. Sorry for all the broken things right now, may we come out of this more beautiful than before. ____________________________________________________________ history of sorry - lyrics hold me like you used to do pull me in close, make me feel used go on rewind back to another time when fuxking me was still brand new we’re just a melody now, don’t know where it goes just a melody now, don’t know where it goes there’s no tellin’ who we are no history of sorry, no trust wounds or their scars, there’s no tellin’ who we are the futures ours to conquer i heard the long road has the greatest view suddenly there’s so much to lose lives intertwine, taking our youth we’ve got some shared keys and responsibilities there’s always so damn much to do we’re just a melody now, don’t know where it goes just a melody now, don’t know where it goes there’s no tellin’ who we are no history of sorry, no trust wounds or their scars, there’s no tellin’ who we are the futures ours to conquer i heard the long road has the greatest view they say your struggles with your lover are your struggles with yourself that we choose ourselves in others before anybody else even if you are just my reflection, i’ve got to say the truth i can’t imagine anywhere, a better view