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Phoebe Bridgers, You Missed My Heart (live), Fox Theater (Oakland), Nov. 27, 2018 (HD)

Phoebe Bridgers plays her song "You Missed My Heart" live in concert at the Fox Theater show in Oakland, California on November 27, 2018. She first recorded the song on her 2017 album Stranger In The Alps (Dead Oceans label), though it's a cover of a song by Jimmy LaValle and Mark Kozelek on the 2013 album Perils From The Sea. ==================================== You Missed My Heart lyrics: Broke into her house, saw her sitting there Drinking coke and whiskey in her bra and underwear Saw him in the kitchen, hanging up the phone I asked him nicely once to pack his things and go He gave her a reassuring look, said he wouldn't leave But I asked him one more time, this time pulled out my shiv Stuck him in the back and I pulled it out slow And I watched him fall down, and as the morning sun rose He looked at me and said "You missed my heart, you missed my heart You got me good; I knew you would But you missed my heart, you missed my heart" Were his last words before he died Looking out the window, up at the blue sky Listening to her scream, listening to her cry A feeling of relief came over my soul I couldn't take it any longer and I lost control I chased her up the stairs and I pinned her to the ground And underneath her whimpering I could hear the sirens sound I rattled off a list of all the things I missed Like going to the movies with her and the way she kissed me Driving into downtown Wheeling, showing her off Backyard barbecues and reunions in the park I said I missed her skin and when she started laughing And while I clenched down on her wrist, she said "that's quite a list But there's one thing you missed "You missed my heart, you missed my heart That's quite a list, but what you really missed You missed my heart, you missed my heart That's quite a list, but what you really missed" Running through the parking lot, running through the fields Policemen on my back, something hit my skull and cracked They dragged me off to jail, set a million dollar bail Where I tried to tie a noose, but I failed and I broke loose I went racing through the prison yard, shot down by a tower guard He got me in the shins, and he got me in the arms They strapped me in the gurney, took me off to the infirmary Where the priest read my last rites And just before, everything went dark ============================================== 2018 Boygenius tour dates (with Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus also performing their own sets): 11/4 – Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium 11/6 - 11/7 – Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Steel 11/8 – Boston, MA @ Orpheum Theatre 11/10 – Toronto, ON @ Danforth Music Hall 11/11 – Detroit, MI @ Majestic Theatre 11/12 - 11/13 – Chicago, IL @ Thalia Hall 11/15 – St Louis, MO @ The Pageant 11/16 – Madison, WI @ The Sylvee 11/17 – Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue 11/19 – Denver, CO @ Ogden Theatre 11/20 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Depot 11/21 – Vancouver, BC @ Commodore Ballroom 11/24 – Seattle, WA @ The Moore Theatre 11/25 – Portland, OR @ Crystal Ballroom 11/27 – Oakland, CA @ Fox Theatre 11/29 – San Diego, CA @ The Observatory North Park 11/30 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern ======================================== Phoebe Bridgers official bio: Phoebe Bridgers grew up in the rose-colored city of Pasadena, attending the prestigious Los Angeles County High School for the Arts to study music. From an early age, she found encouragement from a close-knit artistic community of friends and family to follow her dreams, and at school she forged relationships that would teach her as much about her craft as her classes. Stranger in the Alps opens with the one-two punch of “Smoke Signals” and “Motion Sickness,” a pair of songs that highlight Bridgers’ abilities. The former, a gorgeous, ethereal tune guided by sparse electric guitar and sweeping strings, toes the line between weary and wistful, using specific anecdotes from its singer to tell its tale. The style highlights the strengths of Bridgers’ unique lyric writing perspective: there are overt references to lost idols, canonical pop songs and actual incidents, but her stories unfold through precise, evocative imagery sung in her subtle, confessional style. The latter is perhaps the most upbeat moment on the album and was written on her baritone guitar and discusses a problematic relationship from her past. “I feel like I’m getting more focused when I write,” she says. “My songs are super personal.” Elsewhere, Conor Oberst joins her for the duet “Would You Rather,” a singer chosen for his unmistakable voice. A Mark Kozelek cover, “You Missed My Heart,” ends the album. As with any singer’s debut, the songs here comprise a wide swath of Bridgers’ life, dating from the oldest, “Georgia,” which she calls the most different-sounding on the LP, to the opening pair, which were written after the recording process had already begun. Berg and co-producer Ethan Gruska worked with Bridgers to record in on-and-off stretches in between tours over 2016 at Berg’s studio in Brentwood.