Author: Amanda London

Tallest Girl

“Tallest Girl” by Alesha Dixon 

Alesha Dixon stands at a relatively-tall, albeit not-too-extreme height of 5’7”. As such, the title of this song (“Tallest Girl”) is not meant to be taken literally. Instead what the titular metaphor points to, most simply...

"Waiting For the Worms"

“Waiting for the Worms” by Pink Floyd

Lyrically, Pink Floyd’s “Waiting for the Worms” is quite terse. But also relatively speaking it is a complicated piece, as with the project it is derived from. Said project, “The Wall”, is in fact a concept...

Flowers

“Flowers” by Leah Marlene

According to Leah Marlene, she wrote that this song (“Flowers”) at a time when she was going through some serious depression. Of course she’s feeling a lot better these days, as the songstress has experienced...

Brightside

“Brightside” by Halestorm

As has been noted before in this blog, hard rock artists especially seem to have this tendency to release songs criticizing, as put in this case, the “messed up world” that we live in. And...

Keep Driving

“Keep Driving” by Harry Styles

Harry Styles’ “Keep Driving” is yet another love song found on his “Harry’s House” album of 2022. But Styles does a sound job throughout the album or presenting the same topic, i.e. being smitten or what...

Summer Clothes

“Summer Clothes” by The Wonder Years 

“Summer Clothes” definitely reads like a celebration of summer and beyond that one that appears to be centered on the reckless abandon of youth. More specifically, we find the vocalist chillin’ with one “Justin” during a hot...

Blood Runs Red

“Blood Runs Red” by Matt Maeson 

The easiest way of describing the premise of “Blood Runs Red”, taking not only its lyrics but also Maeson’s explanation of it into consideration, is as the vocalist being a musician who has been overwhelmed by...