Although the lyrics of Philip Bailey’s “Walking on the Chinese Wall” may appear uncomplicated in and of themselves, they are actually based on centuries’ old Chinese philosophy and classic Chinese literature. And deciphering them in...
As of early 2021, i.e. the release date of “To Begin Again”, it seems as if for many of us, thankfully, the coronavirus pandemic may be by and large a thing of the past....
There is a holiday called the “Ides of March” which comes around annually on March 15th, which also was about the same date this song was released on. The said festivity dates back to...
There was a moment in time when Eric Clapton, whom these days we perceive more as a father-figure type of musician, was heavily on drugs. In fact while on heroin for instance, he would spend...
“America” is a song partially inspired by Paul Simon’s relationship with a lady named Kathy Chitty, a union we will get a bit more into later. Or more precisely in relation to this track, the...
American rock band The Byrds, also recognized by a majority of their fans and music lovers as the LA Rockers, emerged in 1964 setting the pace for what would soon become known as the folk-rock genre....
“What I Like About You” is a love song in which the singer is tasked with delineating, to his significant other, ‘what he likes about her’. He takes a very-simple approach in doing so, and...
Unlike many similarly-natured songs, the addressee of “You’ll Never Walk Alone” does not come off as being depressed per se. In fact whether or not he or she is going through a hard time in...
Sub Urban’s “Freak” is a mildly-complex song being presented by a somewhat-unorthodox artist. Sub Urban does get philosophical, and in the process he takes on sort of a Dr. Frankenstein type of role. That is to...
Sir Chloe lead singer/songwriter Dana Foote is a lesbian. Either that or she is relaying the sentiments of this song from the perspective of a male. That’s because it is obvious that the titular “Michelle”, the addressee...