The Elevator

About The Elevator

Establishing the album’s overarching theme, “The Elevator” revolves around Lizzy's deep emotional connection with her four-year, on-and-off boyfriend Thomas Headon at the beginning of their relationship. The introduction sets a hopeful tone for the album, drawing listeners in with the closing lines, “I think we can make it; I hope that I’m right.” The song serves as a “flash forward” to how happy she is in her current relationship, and most of the remaining part of the record reflects on her relationship with her ex. .

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About this song

Credited to

Lizzy McAlpine

Album

Older · Track 1 of 14 · Opens the album

Released

April 5, 2024

Duration

1:40

On Last.fm

139,567 listeners on Last.fm

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From the album: Older