Song Meanings and Facts

Song Meanings and Facts

Author: SMF

Kesha

Kesha

Kesha’s “My Own Dance” Lyrics Meaning

“My Own Dance” has been classified as an assertion of Kesha’s independence, particularly in the face of opposition, which in fact it is. But there’s a lot more to it than that. As the title suggests,...

Fine

Mike Shinoda

“Fine” by Mike Shinoda

“Fine” is a song by Mike Shinoda, who as of its release is known primarily as a member of the popular rock band Linkin Park. It is featured on an upcoming Russian sci-fi film entitled “The Blackout”...

YNW Melly

YNW Melly

“Suicidal” by YNW Melly

What actually has rapper YNW Melly feeling “suicidal” is his relationship to a toxic partner. Without a doubt this is someone he has strong feelings for and has shared many memorable, romantic experiences with. But to...

Loyal

Drake / PartyNextDoor

“Loyal” by PartyNextDoor ft. Drake

In “Loyal”, PartyNextDoor, backed up by Drake, is addressing his lover. And as the title suggests, he is touting his loyalty to her. This appears to be specifically within the context of her having some...

Coldplay

Coldplay

Coldplay’s “Trouble in Town” Lyrics Meaning

“Trouble in Town” is theorized to encapsulate Coldplay’s empathy for non-White people due to the persecution they face in certain parts of the world.  This is made most evident during the interlude. This interlude...

Champion of the World

Coldplay

“Champion of the World” by Coldplay

Coldplay’s “Champion of the World” is based on the singer’s determination to fulfill his dreams, if you will. He depicts himself as someone who regularly faces uphill battles. Yet he has a never-say-die attitude. And it can...

Church

Coldplay

Coldplay’s “Church” Lyrics Meaning

Like many of its contemporaries, Coldplay’s “Church” uses religious metaphors to relay more down-to-earth ideas. And in this case, that would be the singer being in love. Thus the “church” he is referring to throughout...

The News

PartyNextDoor

“The News” by PartyNextDoor

The title of this song (“The News”) is derived from one of the lines in the chorus which reads “what’s news to you, it ain’t news to me”. The idea which this is seemingly alluding...