New Order’s “World in Motion” was actually ahead of its time in a way, in that a good portion of it doesn’t even speak directly to soccer. Indeed in the third verse, John Barnes even...
“Bigger Than The Whole Sky” is a song of mourning. However, it is never specified if the addressee, i.e. the person who is no longer around, is actually dead or perhaps is a significant other who has gone...
“Swing Lynn” is a song centered on the vocalist trying to score a dance with the addressee, which of course, as ideally implied, would serve as a step towards the two of them getting...
“Hits Different” can be classified as both a love song and a tale of heartbreak. That is to say that what the title alludes to, premise-wise, is the vocalist herself being an experienced playa, i.e....
In this song (“No”), Meghan Trainor takes on the role of a woman who is victim of unwanted advances from a particular male, with the venue apparently being a club. And yes, this piece was...
“Freewill” is commonly understood as being an espousement of atheism. Such a conclusion would primarily be derived from the nature of the chorus, in which Geddy seems to be mocking those who put their faith...
Perhaps “Papa Was a Rodeo” can be deemed a song of gay love song in that the main vocalist, Stephin Merritt, is a known homosexual, and in the first verse the addressee is also identified...
“I Love It” is about, according to Icona Pop’s Caroline Hjelt, making your way out of a “really bad heartbreak”, though with a strong kick of positive resistance. She and Aino Jawo did not have a hand in...
Trying to ascertain a comprehensive meaning from “Hate to Say I Told You So” is a more difficult task than even some of the most-confusing tracks that we’ve thus far come across. And that’s not...
The Oscars – or Academy Awards as they’re also called – are prestigious accolades that are associated with the film industry. For instance, in order for a track to qualify for the highly-coveted Best Original...