There’s an old adage in hip-hop, coined by the 1990s’ Bad Boy crew, that reads “more money, more problems”. And what Drake and gang are saying here is that if such is the case,...
Jessie Murph’s “If I Died Last Night” centers on a dark fantasy that many of us probably have, i.e. wondering how our significant other would react in the case of our own untimely death. And...
JB Brubaker has described the wording of “Ancestry” as being “perhaps the most painful and personal” that Jake Luhrs “has ever written”. And that’s understandable considering that, based on the second verse, the addressee would actually be...
It’s never overtly specified that the addressee of “Before the Day Is Over” is the lover of the vocalist. But Joji has developed a reputation for regularly dropping songs revolving around the sentiment of romantic heartbreak. And...
One way of looking at this piece (“My Mind & Me”) is at it being yet another contemporary song by a popular female singer in which the vocalist sets out to illustrate that she...
The titular “backroad”, most simply put, is symbolic of the route that leads away from the addressee’s house. And the “therapy” stands for the vocalist resolving that she is no longer going to tolerate...
The lyrics of “Season of the Witch” are very ambiguous, even when being studied now, well over 50 years after its original dropping. But as implied by Donovan in his explanation of this piece, what he was...
Let’s say that so long as it proves profitable, Taylor Swift will keep dropping songs about her romantic history, or analysts of her tracks will continue to interpret them as such. After all, as far as the music industry goes, nothing...
In this song, the term “radioactive” points to the vocalist being hot, though not necessarily sexually excited. That is to say that, first of all, the addressee is his romantic interest. And what is telling this...
Taylor Swift goes out on a few artistic limbs in her “Midnights” album, as in some of the songs featured therein being such that you really have to put your thinking cap on in an attempt to capture all that’s being...