All lyrics of “Automatic” considered, it reads as if this song serves the purpose of Birdy letting the addressee, a romantic interest, know that she isn’t into him like that. Or another way of interpreting...
Premise-wise, what we are apparently met with on “Ruins II” is a troubled relationship between the vocalist and addressee, to the point that Birdy would understand if the other party decided to go his...
It appears that this song is called “portraits” because Birdy and the apple of her eye, the addressee, aren’t in an actual relationship. In other words, said “portraits” are metaphors for the various romantic scenes...
As presented in “I Wish I Was A Shooting Star”, Birdy is suffering from what reads like an incurable case of depression. There may be a solution out there, but it’s not one that’s readily...
“Your Arms” is an interesting breakup song, because in the second verse especially the vocalist alludes to the addressee having been a less-than-ideal partner when the two of them were together. However, the thesis sentiment...
Birdy’s “Heartbreaker”, as with the three that precede it on the playlist of “Portraits”, seemingly revolves around the vocalist being in a troubled romantic relationship with the addressee. In this particular case, Birdy presents herself as...
Birdy’s “Ruins I” is a breakup song, one in which the vocalist is asserting that now she and the addressee “lie in ruins”. Or put more simply, Birdy feels that their relationship has reached the...
It appears that in context, a “raincatcher” would be someone who is able to stave away depression. And by the looks of things, Birdy is referring to the addressee as such because when he was...
All lyrics of “Paradise Calling” considered, it appears that Birdy is singing to a potential or former lover. Either way, evidently the addressee is someone she wants to hook up or re-connect with. However, it...
This song (“Quietly Yours”) is derived from the soundtrack of a film titled Persuasion. This film is based on a 19th century novel by the same name. By the looks of things, this song’s lyrics were inspired...