- ... that the lyrics of "Dream House" include some of George Clarke's drunken texts with his crush?
- Source: Pitchfork ("Like, on "Dream House", that conversation is really a conversation I had with this girl I was totally in love with. I was really hammered one night and was texting her [...] I wrote that text conversation down, and two years later, when I was working on that song, I thought it fit because it sums up the contrast between this big, beautiful ending and this big, tragic ending.")
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Leafy46 (talk) 01:55, 13 July 2026 (UTC).
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Article was moved to mainspace yesterday, and is long enough. Article is properly sourced, uses neutral wording, and free of copyvios (Earwig shows a 9.1% similarity). Hook is cited and is interesting, and QPQ is done, so this is good to go! RedShellMomentum 20:35, 13 July 2026 (UTC)
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Article was moved to mainspace yesterday, and is long enough. Article is properly sourced, uses neutral wording, and free of copyvios (Earwig shows a 9.1% similarity). Hook is cited and is interesting, and QPQ is done, so this is good to go! RedShellMomentum 20:35, 13 July 2026 (UTC)