Category: Sam Smith

Unholy

“Unholy” by Sam Smith (ft. Kim Petras)

As of this writing “Unholy” has not been officially released, so what we’re currently analyzing is apparently a snippet that Sam Smith made available via Twitter. So far there’s a pre-chorus and chorus, both rendered by...

Love Me More

“Love Me More” by Sam Smith

In late April, 2022, Sam Smith dropped another hit-worthy track titled “Love Me More” that is bound to give our ears a feast. The track encompasses the feelings of liberation and joy after learning...

Stay with Me

“Stay with Me” by Sam Smith

“Stay with Me” is a very vulnerable song from an emotional standpoint, which may be why it has resonated so well with the global public. And secondly it speaks to what we will classify a...

The Lighthouse Keeper by Sam Smith

“The Lighthouse Keeper” by Sam Smith

Sam Smith’s “The Lighthouse Keeper” is being marketed as a Christmas song. But the holiday is only mentioned once in the lyrics. Rather, the wording is based primarily on a sentiment of the singer joyfully welcoming back the...

Kids Again by Sam Smith

“Kids Again” by Sam Smith

Here, Sam Smith appears to be singing about his ex, Jonathan Zeizel, who was the first person he dated after they both publicly admitted their sexuality. The singer addresses their broken relationship in this...

Forgive Myself by Sam Smith

“Forgive Myself” by Sam Smith

As the title of this track depicts, the singer realizes that he may have inflicted more pain than is necessary on himself, hence his attempt to first forgive himself before opening up to love...

Young by Sam Smith

“Young” by Sam Smith

This track particularly delves into the wish of several youth, to be allowed to live wildly without restriction, judgement or inhibition. As the song begins, Sam Smith clearly makes his wish obvious; he wants...

Lay Me Down by Sam Smith

“Lay Me Down” by Sam Smith

“Lay Me Down” is a bonafide ballad which focuses on the narrator’s desire to be reunited with a lover who has either passed away or has been separated by distance. The narrator is consumed...