The title of this song is a metaphor, which the singer is applying to himself. He is saying that he will be “like a bridge over troubled water”, and he is making this statement to...
Some readers will instantly recognize the title of this song as being a derivative of sim simma, a phrase made popular by dancehall king Beenie Man so many years ago. And Joyner Lucas does sample...
On “Too Much”, the vocalist, Usher, is presenting himself as a sensitive lover, one who is always on call, “rain or shower”, if his lady needs him. Said romantic interest would be the addressee...
Bryant Myers’ “Relax” is a braggadocious tune in which Bryant is touting his ability to “relax”. Within the context of this song, that basically means that he’s chillin’ enough not to have to sweat...
“Back to the Streets” fundamentally features the two vocalists presenting themselves as female playas. In other words, due to their flyness they’re able to seduce and discard men like if it ain’t nothing. And that’s the...
Apparently “the problem” Joyner Lucas has is that there is a cherished woman in his life who wants to settle down with him. But he “ain’t done being a ho”, meaning that he still wants...
This song was inspired by a road trip Chris Stapleton took through the state of Arkansas, most notably making his way “through the Ozark Mountains” based on his own account. And basically, what he is doing is...
On “Cupid’s Curse”, Phora and Kehlani portray the roles of two lovers caught up in a messed-up relationship. In fact it would appear that they have already broken up, with Phora now dating a new...
On “Fix You”, Chris Martin is clearly singing to a depressed addressee. It has been put forth that the inspiration behind the tune would have likely been the passing of Bruce Paltrow (1943-2002), Gwyneth Paltrow’s dad, with Martin actually having...
Anyone who ever actually heard this tune can instantly attest to the fact that it is a love song, even if they don’t know the actual words. This is simply due to John Legend’s effectively-emotive...