Author: Amanda London

Fascination

“Fascination” by Tamino

This is only the second time we have analyzed a Tamino track, but by the looks of things he’s one of those types of songwriters who never says anything directly. For instance, it is stated...

Take Me with You

“Take Me with You” by Phil Collins

To begin with, the lyrics of Phil Collins’ “Take Me with You” are quite ambiguous. For instance, it is never specified what the exact nature of the relationship between the vocalist and addressee is....

Teenage Dream

“Teenage Dream” by Katy Perry

This is a song that is both nostalgic and present-based at the same time. By design, “Teenage Dream” is meant to harp back to the feeling of falling in love for the first time, which...

Sweet Caroline

“Sweet Caroline” by Neil Diamond 

This piece (“Sweet Caroline”) was initially inspired by a photograph of one Caroline Kennedy, the daughter of 1960s’ US President John F. Kennedy, which is from where we get the title. Kennedy was but a...

Five Years

“Five Years” by Bo Burnham

Bo Burnham is first and foremost a comedian, albeit one who has been able to make a bit of substantial noise on the music scene. And from the time the lyrics commence, that is something...

Life Waster

“Life Waster” by CORPSE 

The easiest way to describe CORPSE’s “Life Waster” is as it being centered on a toxic romance between the vocalist and addressee. The thing about it though is that the former clearly recognizes that such...

Chain Reaction

“Chain Reaction” by Diana Ross

The simplest way of describing the “chain reaction” Miss Ross is referring to is as it being a metaphor for falling in love. And whereas we have yet to do much research on Diana’s artistry,...

One Day Like This

Elbow’s “One Day Like This” Lyrics Meaning

It’s like the lyrics of Elbow’s “One Day Like This” aren’t complicated, but they aren’t that simple either. However, there are two aspects of what’s being put forth that are obvious. One is that the...

Reputation

“Reputation” by Post Malone

The lyrics of Post Malone’s “Reputation” have a definite emo feel. And what we’re dealing with here, most simply put, is something like Posty pitying himself. Indeed, it can be said that he does have a...