To begin with, the title of this Frank Ocean track carries a dual meaning. On one hand, “solo” represents the state of being by oneself. On the other, it can be interpreted as “so...
The lyrics of James Blake’s “Asking to Break” are terse to the extent that they may be considered open to interpretation. Ultimately, it seems the thesis sentiment revolves around James observing that “true love lets...
From what we can gather, “Til Further Notice” may be the only straight-up love song found on Travis Scott’s “Utopia” album. And even then, how romantic it actually is would be based on how respective listeners...
The title of this song, as implied in the outro leading into the first verse, does find the vocalist “lost forever”, though in a “wonderful”, not bad, way. Theoretically, what Travis, James and Chuck Senrick...
In “Famous Last Words”, the vocalist is clearly addressing someone he is close to, and it is very much possible that said addressee is a romantic interest. Possibly his ex-girlfriend. But either way, it is...
The verses of James Blake’s “Say What You Will”, which are highly metaphor-dependent, can be difficult to understand, in terms of trying to piece together what this track is actually about. But in that regard,...
In “Are You Even Real”, James Blake is gushing over a woman, i.e. a romantic interest. And as the title suggests, he is so impressed with her that he wonders if she’s even real. ...
The listener may notice that Mustafa and James Blake’s “Come Back” is very-poetic lyrically. But ultimately, the metaphors used throughout point to the idea of the vocalist missing a departed friend. More specifically, that individual would...
“King’s Dead” is somewhat your standard contemporary-braggadocios rap song. For instance collectively the artists dedicate an ample amount of time to bragging about their wealth, ability to sleep with multiple women and the pleasure they...
James Blake’s “Mulholland” uses relatively-few words. However, it is being hailed as a classic example of Blake’s complexity as an artist. As such, analysts have noted that the line which dominates the song, “they are just...