From time to time, we come across songs where it appears that the writer(s) made little to no effort in name of making the lyrics comprehensively and generally understandable. Phoenix’s “Winter Solstice” is an...
As the story goes, circa the composition of “Think of Laura”, Christopher Cross, who was about 30 at the time, was dating a college student named Paige McNinch (who appears on some versions of this song’s cover art). Paige’s...
If you’re a popular, plus-sized female musician in today’s music industry, that means part of your shtick will be pigeonholed into dropping songs about possessing a positive self-image. And whereas regularly coming across such...
As successful as she may be, we can now add Taylor Swift’s name to the list of female artists who have dropped songs about their “insecurities” and ‘things they tend to hate most about...
There is no consensus as to what Rammstein’s “Sonne” is actually about. What is known is that the title is the German word for “sun”, and accordingly said celestial object is heavily referenced in...
This love song reads as if it was inspired by your quintessential princess-and-the-frog fairytale. Here, we find Cavetown likening himself to the frog and the addressee, his romantic interest, the princess. But be that as...
The lyrics of “Let It Die” are very metaphorical, to the point that some segments, such as the first verse, are quite difficult to comprehensively make sense of. But based on Ellie Goulding’s explanation of...
Yung Lean and Thaiboy Digital’s “True Love” is a love song in which basically, the two vocalists respectively take different approaches in addressing their romantic interest. Thaiboy focuses more on the material side of...
Here’s a fun fact – Stevie Nicks and Don Henley dated during the late 1970s, i.e. the same era in which both Fleetwood Mac and the Eagles were at their peak. And the reason that...
“30 Hours” is not the easiest Kanye West song to make concise sense of. For instance, he more or less rambles for about three minutes during the outro. But the interpretative consensus is that this piece is...