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Jordan~ wrote:Maybe she's not got that part worked out yet so she just sang, "Raraaaanarerrouner".
sean wrote:Could it be "the rear-enders"? Not sure how it would make sense, but it fits the pronunciation in the most recent video. And I feel like it's at least slightly more of a real word than "re-renders".
I have a gut feeling it might be something to do with "renders" though since the song is so much about painting, but I don't know.
Alex Ysoltsev wrote:I have a gut feeling it might be something to do with "renders" though since the song is so much about painting, but I don't know.
If that's the case even "re-renders" can be explained. "Render" means "a first coat of plaster for a masonry surface", "re-" is a prefix used with the meaning “again” or “again and again” to indicate repetition. So "re-render" may be a neologism denoting the numerous archeological layers of the territory which is now Washington Square and used to be a cemetery. It corresponds pretty well with the topic of layers in painting and history, but seems too complicated to be true.
Alex Ysoltsev wrote:I have a gut feeling it might be something to do with "renders" though since the song is so much about painting, but I don't know.
If that's the case even "re-renders" can be explained. "Render" means "a first coat of plaster for a masonry surface", "re-" is a prefix used with the meaning “again” or “again and again” to indicate repetition. So "re-render" may be a neologism denoting the numerous archeological layers of the territory which is now Washington Square and used to be a cemetery. It corresponds pretty well with the topic of layers in painting and history, but seems too complicated to be true.
butterbean wrote:It seems clear now that she's saying, "the Renderer renders" - do you think? And that she does say "go out", but I still can't figure out the preceding words, can anyone else? I keep wanting it to be something like "all lights -something something- go out"...?
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