Angel Olsen Quotes

No one looks up at the sky anymore.

The Waiting Here you come along. I take a breath and remind myself that I too can be strong. Thought I was cool Turns out I'm a fool Clearly you've proved me wrong. I didn't know what I was missing when I was alone. And now I'm fruitlessly waiting for Someone not thinking before they start rushing to my door. Someone to run not walk Oh, someone to sing not talk Oh, no hesitation at all Sometimes I need you to be the one to call. Well I'm lost in my thoughts They tumble ahead Over and over again. Yeah it's true Just take a look at what's been done to me. I've wasted time to ponder Here I am now all Alice in Wonder. Partly I do this to myself, but why can't you see The gesture is small, but know that it means the world to me. Oh, forgive me for wanting, I'm only learning. I've forgiven myself now, there's no returning. I want to be the one who knows the best way I want to be the one who knows the best way I want to be the one who knows the best way to love you. But now I'm foolishly waiting for Someone not thinking before they start rushing to my door Someone to run not walk Oh, someone to sing not talk Oh, no hesitation at all. Sometimes I need you to be the one to call. I need you to be the one I need you to be the one I need you to be the one.

The feeling I got was when you’re so self-sufficient and self-important and you’re walking down the street... be careful that your imaginary wings don’t jostle the real angels that are the common people.

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We watched Victoria Beckham shrink into her seat at the World Cup and traced the curves of Kate Moss's thighs in her gold lurex Glastonbury minidress. We swelled with longing as sequins dripped from the narrow shoulders of the Olsen twins and signed with envy as the inky daisies tattooed around Peaches Geldof's stomach squeezed her into a smaller, more angular shape. We watched Alexa Chung form a long black line in her skinny jeans and ogled Cassie from Skins, angel-haired in a green-gold dress, spun out on pills in the dawn.

He made his job descriptions sound like a steady upward spiral toward success. Of his days as movie usher and popcornmaker he said, “I was in Los Angeles working in the theater business for about a year. . . . I was working for the National General Corporation, which was a multinational conglomerate. They both own theaters and motion production companies. My long-range interest at the time was hopefully to get into screenwriting, so I worked for the theater in the corporation with the hope of getting into screenwriting. The theater I worked at was within about a mile’s drive of Universal Studios, where National General did a lot of their filming. So I was close to where I was trying to break into it.