Cover art for There’s Nothing Left for You by Mitski

There’s Nothing Left for You

Feb. 2, 20221 viewer65.8K views

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Genius Annotation

There’s Nothing Left Here for You – changed on digital streaming platforms shortly after the album’s release to “There’s Nothing Left for You” is the eighth song off of Laurel Hell. In it, Mitski sings about feeling like she has nothing left to give; whether it be the love that she once felt toward a partner, or her feelings about the music industry (a theme that echoes throughout the album).

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What did Mitski say about "There's Nothing Left for You"?
Genius Answer

I just used the narrative of somebody who had spent most of their life pursuing one singular goal, and I envisioned a person who could no longer pursue this one thing that they had spent their entire life pursuing – and realized they have nothing else. I wrote this song basically as I finished my last show. So that was, I guess, the end of something that I had been working towards feverishly, and I guess I was reflecting on that.

— Mitski via Pitchfork Song x Song video (February 2022)

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