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    Aching Honesty: Allen Miller’s Boring Paints Heartbreak’s Restless Longing

    Marcus AdetolaBy Marcus AdetolaJune 5, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Aching Honesty: Allen Miller's Boring Paints Heartbreak's Restless Longing
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    Looking for music tinged with nostalgia and sad longing? Singer-songwriter Allen Miller has you covered with Boring, a raw, visceral exploration of post-breakup heartache.

    Allen Miller Boring song cover
    Allen Miller Boring song cover

    Allen Miller is a writer first and foremost, and his cutting, clever lyrics sit atop production that seamlessly blends indie folk and big pop; his priority is telling compelling, authentic, and intriguing stories.

    In Boring, Allen immerses us in the turmoil of a heart-wrenching separation from a relationship that has gone sour over dreamy, uptempo melodies.

    His expressive vocals convey the confusion of loving someone who can’t quite love you back: “Bloomed for your gaze, but it broke me/Ignored the signals, I was blinded by your dazzling eyes.”

    With clever quips like “We can sleep when we’re dead” juxtaposed against soul-baring admissions of still yearning for those “drunken nights in West Hollywood,” Boring perfectly captures the restless longing and tumult of heartbreak’s aftermath.

    Allen’s poetic lyricism shines, painting vivid scenes like “Late nights on your couch with red wine/Saying ‘I love you’ with my eyes.”

    A coming-of-age vignette set to an infectious melody, Boring is a startlingly honest, tear-stained canvas of loss, growth, and the bittersweet process of learning to be alone.

    Boring is a relatable anthem that encapsulates unhealthy, intoxicating entanglements.

    For those grappling with the feelings of uncertainty that come with leaving the past behind, Allen Miller’s charming bop is a welcome soundtrack of solidarity.

    Allen Miller Boring Lyrics

    I’m doing better, I promise
    I found myself at rock bottom
    And then climbed back out
    Been letting go of the bottle
    It never did me any favors
    Looking back at it now

    Ooo
    Ooo
    Oooooooo

    Bloomed for your gaze but it broke me
    Ignored the signals
    I was blinded by your dazzling eyes
    Another muse for the story
    But I closed the book on you
    And all of its beautiful lies

    But all the peace
    And clarity 
    It can’t compete with you

    Driving me crazy
    Whispering my name 
    When we were in your bed
    Living in maybes 
    Staying up late
    ‘Cause we can sleep when we’re dead


    Ooo
    Ooo
    Ooo

    I’m boring without you

    I’m just so fucking mature now
    I set my boundaries and
    I cook my meals at home
    I guess I finally found out
    Being in love with you
    Is worse than being alone
    And now I know
    But do you remember

    Driving me crazy
    Whispering my name
    When we were in your bed
    Living in maybes
    Staying up late 
    ‘Cause we can sleep when we’re dead


    Ooo
    Ooo
    Ooo
    I’m boring without

    Late nights on your couch with red wine
    Saying “I love you” with my eyes
    Seeing all our favorite bands
    And working up the nerve to hold your hand, oh
    Drunken nights in West Hollywood
    That never ended when they should
    They’d always lead to sweet nothings
    That I misunderstood
    Would you go back if you could?

    To driving me crazy
    Whispering my name
    When we were in your bed
    Living in maybes
    Staying up late
    ‘Cause we can sleep when we’re dead
    Ooo
    Ooo
    Ooo
    I’m boring without you
    Ooo
    Ooo
    I’m boring without you

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