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'Second Nature' finds Clairo in the grip of effortless attraction. Someone has gotten into her head, and with them comes a sense of inevitability, a feeling that loving them is as natural as sap flowing from a cedar tree. The song moves without friction, her voice drifting over warm instrumentation as she describes the way proximity to this person dissolves her thoughts entirely. It's a love song stripped of drama, built instead on the quiet certainty of recognition. Recorded live to tape with producer Leon Michels, the track carries the warmth and depth that defines 'Charm'. Where the album's opening moments whisper confessions, 'Second Nature' is lighter, sweeter, a moment of pure pop bliss that recalls Carole King jamming with Steely Dan. Clairo sings of someone she feels she has always known, of kismet sinking in, of a connection so immediate it requires no explanation. A Dork four-star record.
"Second Nature" is a track by Clairo, from the album Charm, released 11th July 2024. The track is 3:47 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 17 articles about Clairo.
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