Author: Amanda London

Last Call

“Last Call” by Kanye West

Apparently one of the reasons this song is called “Last Call” is because it is the final track on the playlist of “The College Dropout”. And based on the chorus, Kanye is using the opportunity of this tune...

How You Remind Me

“How You Remind Me” by Nickelback

Nickelback’s “How You Remind Me” is premised on the singer getting into a fight with his significant other, the addressee, who then proceeds to apologize to him. Apparently this is not how such matter usually...

U Got It Bad

“U Got It Bad” by Usher 

The phrase “you got it bad” is another way of putting forth that one is thoroughly smitten. And what Usher is speaking to is, most easily explained, is how, when a person is deeply in...

Bootylicious

“Bootylicious” by Destiny’s Child

The primary purpose of this song appears to be encouraging “bootylicious” women, apparently like the vocalists themselves, to dance. It is never explained what being “bootylicious” actually entails. But based on the references to “jelly”, the...

Stand by Me

“Stand by Me” by Ben E. King

To note, this song actually traces its origins back to a gospel piece in which, most frankly put, the intended addressee is God. And that is why the lyrics feature such powerful language as...

The Grey

“The Grey” by Bad Omens

There is one simple way to understand Bad Omens’ “The Grey”. And this is by proceeding with this analysis under the presumption that the vocalist is addressing someone very special to him (as most...

I Love You -Single

“I Love You” by Fontaines D.C.

We get the impression from studying the works of various Irish musicians that the Irish are a people who take political matters very seriously. And amongst those artists are Fontaines D.C., who by the looks...

U Remind Me

“U Remind Me” by Usher

The addressee of Usher’s “U Remind Me” is a romantic interest of the vocalist’s and is perhaps someone he has already dated. But either way, he is letting her know straight-up that henceforth he has...