"Houndmouth's song Golden Age" portrays a story about a girl named Miley who is finding success and fame, while leaving behind someone who is trying to shame and blame her. The lyrics suggest that Miley doesn't miss the person and is focused on her career. The song also explores the concept of living in a "golden age," possibly referring to the digital era and the opportunities it provides. The protagonist of the song, who is a satellite and constantly connected to the internet, finds solace in a mansion online, escaping from the real world. The mention of driving a Camaro and the Westwood Village suggests a sense of longing or desire for physical intimacy. The lyrics also touch upon the idea of time passing and the individual being a satellite, constantly observing and participating in the online world. Overall, the song seems to highlight the aspirations, challenges, and distractions that come with the pursuit of fame and success in the modern age.
