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Melanie Martinez – Milk and Cookies
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“Milk and Cookies” follows the fantasy story of the Cry Baby character being assaulted in “Tag, You’re It.” In an interview with VICE, Melanie said that she offers the wolf
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Melanie Martinez – Tag, You’re It
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“Tag, You’re It” covers the topic of sexual assault, utilizing the children’s game, “Tag” as a metaphor. In an interview with Noisey, Melanie said the following about the track: “
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Melanie Martinez – Rotten Milk
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[Verse 1] / Twenty five year old watching Looney Tunes / Waiting for a job as you play with your food / Wondering why your fridge is so full of filth / Cookies filled with bugs and
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Melanie Martinez – Cry Baby Tour Setlist
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[Main Concert] / ◦ "Cry Baby" / ◦ "Dollhouse" / ◦ "Sippy Cup" / ◦ "Carousel" / ◦ "Alphabel Boy" / ◦ "Soap" / ◦ "Training Wheels" / ◦ "Pity Party" / ◦ "Tag, You're It" / ◦ "Milk and
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Genius Traductions françaises – Melanie Martinez - Milk and Cookies (Traduction Française)
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[Couplet 1] / Un, deux, la mélatonine t'atteint doucement / Trois, quatre, bébé, veux-tu bien verrouiller la porte? / Cinq, six, j'en ai fini avec ça / Sept, huit, il se fait tard
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Melanie Martinez – Teddy Bear
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In an interview with Groundsounds, Melanie said “Teddy Bear” is about a teddy bear that’s trying to kill her. Perhaps this homicidal bear might just be the one she viciously ripped
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Genius Traducciones al Español – Melanie Martinez - Milk and Cookies (Traducción al Español)
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[Letra de "Melanie Martinez - Milk and Cookies (Traducción al Español)"] / [Verso 1] / Uno, dos, la melatonina está viniendo por ti / Tres, cuatro, bebé, ¿no cerrarás la puerta
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Genius (Ft. Melanie Martinez) – Artist Archive: Melanie Martinez
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Welcome to the Melanie Martinez Artist Archive! This page aims to be a comprehensive guide of online resources that pertain to Melanie Martinez. These resources include:
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Melanie Martinez – Cake
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“Cake” is a metaphorically sweet song about Melanie standing up to a toxic sexual relationship lacking a specific ingredient–love. The track was one of the three featured tracks
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Melanie Martinez – Play Date
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“Play Date” is a song that paints a picture of adult situations within childlike settings. It tells the story of Cry Baby feeling like she’s nothing more than a friend to someone
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Melanie Martinez – Rocking Horse
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[Verse 1] / I'm in the process of counting sheep / But they're all so bloody / My hushed little baby still makes a peep / There's a ghost in the nursery / I'm haunted even when you
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Melanie Martinez – Cry Baby
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“Cry Baby” is about people, including Melanie Martinez, who are extremely sensitive and tend to be upset easily, consequently ending in tears. It is the opening song and title
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Melanie Martinez – Training Wheels
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Melanie Martinez told Pop Dust that “Training Wheels” is the first love song she’s ever written:
I’m not used to writing happy songs like that. I wanted to challenge myself in
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Melanie Martinez – Soap
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In an interview with ELLE, Melanie Martinez stated that the “Soap” is about being vulnerable, and also explained its background:
Everyone is allowed to be vulnerable. I think
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Melanie Martinez – Pacify Her
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“Pacify Her” follows “Tag, You’re It,” which covers the topic of sexual assault. Melanie told VICE that “Cry Baby” becomes a different person after that experience and embraces her
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Melanie Martinez – Dollhouse
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“Dollhouse” is about a family that appears to be perfect on the outside looking in, yet it’s far from it. It was later revealed that it serves as a prequel to “Sippy Cup,” in which
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Melanie Martinez – Where Do Babies Come From?
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“Where Do Babies Come From?” is an unreleased track by Melanie Martinez, which leaked via a file sharing website on October 10th, 2020.
It was originally thought to be featured on
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Melanie Martinez – Mrs. Potato Head
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“Mrs. Potato Head” talks about plastic surgery, insisting that even if pretty does hurt, it’s probably not worth it to start cutting and pasting because one may regret trying to
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Genius Traducciones al Español – Melanie Martinez - Tag, You’re It (Traducción al Español)
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[Letra de "Melanie Martinez - Tag, You’re It (Traducción al Español)"] / [Verso 1] / Mirándome por tu ventana / Chico, casi tienes un ojo fuera / "Te cortaré y te haré la cena
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Melanie Martinez – Alphabet Boy
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After being stuck on a carousel of a relationship, Cry Baby decides to break things off.
Melanie Martinez told VICE that “Alphabet Boy” is her and Cry Baby’s break-up song:
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Melanie Martinez – Carousel
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“Carousel” exemplifies a love that goes in circles—Melanie sings about chasing after someone that she can never truly reach.
This is Cry Baby’s “first love encounter,” making her
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Melanie Martinez – Pity Party
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“Pity Party” revolves around Cry Baby getting upset because nobody came to her party, resulting in an emotional breakdown, accompanied by a brass section and an hip-hop beat.
The
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Melanie Martinez – Mad Hatter
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In an interview with Artist Direct, Melanie said “Mad Hatter” is about “being okay with being crazy”:
[Cry Baby] wouldn’t have it any other way. That is who she is and cannot
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Melanie Martinez – Sippy Cup
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“Sippy Cup” is an alternative song where the Cry Baby character finally reveals the events that follow what takes place in “Dollhouse.” In an interview, Melanie told SPIN Magazine:
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