On Foo Fighters’ “Run”, the narrator proposes to whoever is willing to listen to go with him as he takes a risk to live the kind of life he desires. He asks this person...
On “Masseduction”, St. Vincent portrays herself as one that does not want to be stopped from exploring her sexuality and those of others. She insists on pursuing whatever activity that excites her while drawing...
“Don’t Wanna Fight” captures the seemingly endless fights that go on in a relationship filled with disagreements. Right from the beginning we see that the singer claims that they are individuals with different choices...
On Paramore’s “Ain’t It Fun”, the narrator seems to suggest that there are advantages attached to being able to grow up and make decisions for yourself. The song is based on the premise that...
On “Cut Me Some Slack”, the narrator wants his addressee to allow him to live freely as he wishes. It is typical of most people to feel tied down by a relationship since it...
“Lonely Boy” opens with a contradictory verse. The narrator thinks it is obvious that his love interest is below his standards, yet he falls in love with her and she turns the tables by not...
Foo Fighters in their song “Walk” are optimistic about allowing themselves to go through a healing process regardless of the many times they have failed at it. In the initial verse, the writer admits that...
Neil Young’s “Angry World” seeks to explore the concepts of life and the premise that the world is primarily filled with anger and displeasure. According to the speaker, some people look at life from...
The narrator of “Use Somebody” makes it clear that he is in dire need of someone that will be with him and actually grant the emotional fulfillment he needs. He explains in the first...
“Girls in their Summer Clothes” finds Bruce Springsteen giving a pictorial description of the evening scenery at a place he has been to. He makes mention of how the place is lit up in...