90s Music
Kimbra · The Golden Echo [Deluxe Edition] [2014]
Rolled down the window beside ya
Blaring out loud of the broken speaker
(Everyday be listening to 90s music)
From that day we'd only be with one another
Gang hangs, bust the jams, meet my mother
There was nothing that could come between us
(Teens tearing up the streets)
(Everyday be listening to 90s music)
Stones at my window, like Romeo
Shot by Cupid with the bow and arrow
Old school, make me drool, roses at my door
(Everyday be listening to 90s music)
Romance from the book, sun-drunk desire
Summer night star-gaze, hands to the sky
You moved to the burbs, many words you meant
(Came back in a year and it just felt different)
[Pre Chorus:]
Some old song I know
Won't get out of my head
Though the feeling's gone
The love ain't disappeared
[Chorus:]
But I've been missing what you love like, love like
I've been missing what you love like, love like
I remember what you love like, love like
I've been missing but it don't mean we can't spend
Time listening to...
(Everyday be listening to 90s music)
[Hook:]
MJ & Mariah
Nirvana & Aaliyah
R. Kelly & Mary Blige
TLC & Left Eye
Out to find me a house with the white picket fence
Wedded, tied to a new life present tense
Stopped at the drive-in of our spring fling
And then the radio played that song we used to sing
Hey – sometimes I think about it
Oh – you know I think about it
Hey – sometimes I think about it
(After all these years it just felt different)
[Pre Chorus]
[Chorus:]
But I've been missing what you love like, love like
I've been missing what you love like, love like
I remember what you love like, love like
I've been missing but it don't mean we can't spend
Don't remember what you love like, love like
I've been missing what you love like, love like
I remember what you love like, love like
I've been missing but it don't mean we can't spend
Time listening to...
(Everyday be listening to 90s music)
[Hook x2]
(Everyday be listening to 90s music)
(Music!)
90s Music
Kimbra's "90s Music" serves as a vibrant reflection on the sonic textures that defined a generation, appearing on her 2014 album The Golden Echo. Following the critical acclaim of her debut Vows, this track showcases the New Zealand singer-songwriter's continued evolution within the alternative pop and indie rock spheres. The recording captures a nostalgic yet modern energy, blending rhythmic complexity with melodic warmth that characterizes much of her work during this period. As part of a discography known for its dynamic vocal performances and genre-bending arrangements, the song stands as a testament to Kimbra's ability to reinterpret past influences through a contemporary lens. It remains a notable song in her catalogue, highlighting her distinct artistic voice and the enduring appeal of the era's musical landscape.

