On “Heartbeat”, the Speaker embarks on a journey along with his listeners in what seems to be a war zone. This is evident in the first verse where he mentions they have to keep...
The title of this song was inspired by a track called “Sweet Surrender” (1979) by Anita Ward and a military term known as a Beating Retreat. And the way the lyrics read, the phrase “beat surrender” is actually quite literal,...
On the surface the narrative of Eddy Grant’s “I Don’t Wanna Dance” features the singer addressing a lady who is obviously a romantic interest. And it is she whom he is stating he does not...
The meaning of “Pass the Dutchie” may come off as being a bit confusing, shall we say, due to the fact that it is actually a somewhat-impromptu combination of a couple of tracks by...
“Lasting Lover” finds the primary narrator addressing none but an estranged lover. Or at least he is making what appears to be one final attempt to keep their relationship intact. But his lover does seem too...
On “No Time for Tears”, the female singers are addressing an ex-boyfriend. All indications are that the relationship did not end amicably, with the girls being under the impression that their ex still wants them...
Shane Codd, despite dropping vocals on “Get Out My Head”, is known primarily as a DJ. And his profession, which involves getting people together to dance, was one of the careers most directly and...
On “Love Somebody” singer Rotimi is addressing his lover. And she is portrayed as a melancholy individual, someone who for one reason or another is unable to be truly happy. So the singer is encouraging her...
MercyMe’s “Say I Won’t” is centered on the idea of the narrator experiencing a new lease on life. That is to say that he has become aware of a heightened potential which living holds. In the...
The authorship of “Constance” is mainly attributed to Spiritbox frontwoman Courtney LaPlante. She wrote it during 2020’s coronavirus pandemic. And due to the resultant lockdowns, she was unable to be with her grandmother during her passing, in addition...