Song Meanings and Facts

Song Meanings and Facts

Author: SMF

High

James Blunt

“High” by James Blunt

James Blunt’s “High” is centered on a euphoric feeling the singer is experiencing. This is what he means when he says that he is “high”, as in overly-elated. First Verse At some points, particularly during...

Same Mistake

James Blunt

“Same Mistake” by James Blunt

James Blunt’s “Same Mistake” is an interesting song which is based on the premise of the singer acknowledging that he is a flawed individual. Indeed Blunt has stated that “Same Mistake” is founded on...

1973

James Blunt

James Blunt’s “1973” Lyrics Meaning

“1973” has been dubbed a celebratory song set in a Ibiza. Ibiza is a Spanish island, located in the Mediterranean, which is largely known for its party culture. And this is the locale which James Blunt...

Bonfire Heart

James Blunt

“Bonfire Heart” by James Blunt

The addressee of James Blunt’s “Bonfire Heart” is a lady whom the singer wants to get with. The way that James is premising the situation is that they live in a world full of romantic...

James Blunt

James Blunt

James Blunt’s “Wisemen” Lyrics Meaning

In his own words, James Blunt once stated that this song is about escaping from the pressures to conform to social norms. In this case it is imperative to quote him directly as the meaning...

Moonlight

Ali Gatie

“Moonlight” by Ali Gatie

Generally speaking, in Ali Gatie’s “Moonlight”, the moon is intended to be symbolic of the singer’s feeling for the woman he loves, who is also the addressee. That is his poetic way of saying that...

Desires

Drake / Future

“Desires” by Drake & Future

In this song, the rappers (Drake and Future) are addressing particular romantic interests. It is clear that they care a lot for their respective partners, as these ladies have been spread out as only the...

Ariana Grande

Ariana Grande / Sia

“Quit” by Ariana Grande & Sia

The premise of the song “Quit” is that the singer is in a romantic relationship with someone whom she obviously should not be involved with. This is made evident in the first verse when certain...