Matter of Time (Interlude)
Ashton Irwin * Track #5 On Superbloom
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Matter of Time (Interlude) by Ashton Irwin
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“Matter of Time (Interlude)” is the 5th track off of Ashton Irwin’s solo debut album, Superbloom. According to Irwin, the song is about impostor syndrome and letting joy fill your life because you deserve that.
Remember, everything will be OK. Even if you feel tied to the bottom of the sea, you can...
Matter of Time (Interlude) Lyrics
[Verse 1]
From the ground up, don't you burn it down
Everybody's got the chance to turn it around
Rebuild it like a vase or a shattered crown
Dive into the ocean and you'll never drown
Darkness shows up, don't you let it grow
The light will shine in, then your heart will know
That all of these things that cause us pain inside
Will come and go (And go, and go)
[Verse 2]
When the roses bloom and the record don't scratch
Close your eyes, don't you ever look back
Painful lessons are a perfect tool
School's in session and the number onе rule
[Chorus]
Ah, it's all just a matter of time
Ah, it's all just a mattеr of time
[Outro]
(It's all just a matter of time)
(It's all just a matter of time)
Matter of Time (Interlude) Q&A
Who wrote Matter of Time (Interlude)'s ?
Matter of Time (Interlude) was written by Matthew Pauling & Ashton Irwin.
Who produced Matter of Time (Interlude)'s ?
Matter of Time (Interlude) was produced by Matthew Pauling.
When did Ashton Irwin release Matter of Time (Interlude)?
Ashton Irwin released Matter of Time (Interlude) on Fri Oct 23 2020.
What has Ashton said about the song?
In an Instagram Livestream, Irwin explained:
It’s a beautiful song about impostor syndrome. When things get good, don’t destroy them. When you get good feelings from things in your life, you deserve them. You deserve everything that is good. You deserve everything that is profound and joyful. You d...
What have the artist said about the song?
In an interview with Thomas Bleach, Ashton explained:
The song conceptually is about imposter syndrome. When things start to get good we tend to doubt ourselves and we kinda backtrack and destroy things. I think a lot of people are like that. I was.
So, consciously, this song is about accepting pos...