Song Meanings and Facts

Song Meanings and Facts

Author: Amanda London

Love Is A Game

Adele

“Love Is A Game” by Adele

“Love is a Game” is a tune by English sensation Adele that broke the internet with its release on 19th November 2021. It is from her long-awaited 2021 album “30”. The England native for...

Hold On

Adele

“Hold On” by Adele

The song “Hold On” by Adele is a very personal piece to the singer. It’s a message to herself as she struggled to handle her divorce, marriage, becoming a single parent and the challenge...

Strangers by Nature

Adele

Adele’s “Strangers by Nature” Lyrics Meaning

It has been put forth by a number of analysts that “Strangers by Nature” actually serves as Adele’s shoutout to the late Judy Garland of Wizard of Oz fame. We are not actually sure about the connection that may exist between...

Adele's "I Drink Wine"

Adele

Adele’s “I Drink Wine” Lyrics Meaning

Adele is an artist who is well known for dropping songs that are deep from an emotional standpoint. But this piece (“I Drink Wine”) is actually quite profound from a sociopsychological perspective, as in the...

Cry Your Heart Out

Adele

“Cry Your Heart Out” by Adele

After several years, Adele finally released her eagerly anticipated album, entitled “30.” Fourth on the tracklist listeners will discover a romantic and nostalgic little number with a zesty, reggae beat. The said number is...

My Little Love

Adele

Adele’s “My Little Love” Lyrics Meaning

Adele’s “My Little Love” came out during November of 2021, about six months prior to her getting divorced from her husband, Simon Konecki. They were married in a secret ceremony sometime circa early 2017.  However, the two...

Oh My God

Adele

“Oh My God” by Adele

Music can be full of soul and deeply experienced emotions, especially when the listener understands the context that reaches beyond the lyrics in a song. “Oh My God” is a song by British singer-songwriter...

To Be Loved

Adele

“To Be Loved” by Adele

It seems that as of late we’ve been coming across quite a few songs that on the surface may sound like standard pop but underneath are pretty deep. And perhaps Adele’s “To Be Loved” should be placed...