This is one of a number of songs released in the early 1990s centered on how inner-city African-American communities had evolved in that particular era. More specifically, it focuses on how deadly the aforementioned streets...
The “sapce between” which the narrator (Sia) is referring to in the title and chorus of this song actually alludes to a rift that exists between she and the addressee, i.e. her lover. That...
Sia’s “The Fight” is philosophical in its approach, at least initially. Indeed as noted in the trivia section, it is the first track on Sia’s album entitled “We Are Born”. And likewise at the beginning...
As the title suggests, in “Come As You Are”, the singer (Cobain) is presenting himself as someone who is ready to accept the addressee’s friendship, no ill will attached. Now according to Kurt Cobain’s own...
The titular “shadows of the night” read as if, ultimately, they are meant to point to various challenges which couples face in maintaining a romantic relationship. And what the singer is telling the addressee, i.e....
Pat Benatar’s “We Belong” is centered on a troubled romantic relationship which she is in with the addressee. The way the situation reads is that the addressee is having doubts about their union. And the result...
The Rolling Stones’ “As Tears Go By” is a relatively-simple tune lyric-wise, which is based on the singer’s depression. The setting is that he is sitting somewhere, watching children play. And the implication is that under...
Let it be known from the onset that if a listener decides to attribute a particular meaning to the lyrics of “Black Hole Sun”, that is his or her prerogative. Yet as for the writer...
Whom Jhené is referring to as “the worst” is in fact her boyfriend. So this is basically another way of her saying that he is proven to be the very worst lover imaginable. And based on how the...
This is the cover of a song that was originally released by a musician named St. Germain in 2000. At its original inception, it reads as if it is a dance song. And likewise in this rendition...