Song Meanings and Facts

Song Meanings and Facts

Author: SMF

Trivium

Trivium

“Catastrophist” by Trivium

Trivium’s “Catastrophist” is a very-complex song lyrically. But what seems to be going down is that the addressee would be akin to the leaders of society or the powers-that-be. And the vocalist seems to be...

James Newman

James Newman

“My Last Breath” by James Newman

James Newman’s “My Last Breath” is actually a love song with a very-powerful message. For starters, the addressee would be the singer’s romantic interest. And their relationship, as presented, is indeed on the rocks. However, he...

Cannibal

Kesha

Kesha – Cannibal

Even though Kesha has insinuated that she created the music on her “Cannibal” EP to appeal to kids, the title song from the project is definitely based on an adult theme. Or rather let’s say, as...

XO

Beyonce

Beyoncé’s “XO” Lyrics Meaning

As most commonly understood, the colloquialism XO translates to “hugs and kisses”. In other words, it is a term of endearment, specifically in the romantic sense. So by and large we can conclude that this is a...

Halo

Beyonce

“Halo” by Beyoncé

“Halo” was written specifically with Beyoncé’s relationship with her husband, Jay-Z, in mind. That means that this is actually a love song. And perhaps the simplest way to describe it is as a tune in which the...

You Sy

Lauren Daigle

“You Say” by Lauren Daigle

As with most Christian hits, “You Say” is based on popular ideologies associated with the religion. In this case the addressee of the song, i.e. the titular “You”, would be God Himself. And the aforementioned...

Ingrid Andress

Ingrid Andress

“More Hearts Than Mine” by Ingrid Andress

“More Hearts Than Mine” is a love song which takes somewhat of an unorthodox approach to get its point across. First is that Ingrid Andress brings her whole family into the equation of the romance...