“Bloom” by Surfaces
The narrator of Surfaces’ “Bloom” is basically showering his love interest with immense admiration.
In the beginning of the track, he meditates about the unique features of his partner. He uses the pre-chorus to paint a clearer picture of the scenery he sees in his reflective mind. The picture, although unrealistic, looks very ideal for the singer. According to him, there is nowhere he would rather be.
In the second verse, he is now asking where the partner would prefer so that they can have a moment alone. He also adds that it does not matter where they are as long as he is with her, he would be fine. In this verse, the singer describes his partner as a place showing that it is actually her he wants to be with. He additionally promises her that their time together would be worth it.
After all is said and done, all he wants to do is be with her all the time.
“Bloom” Facts
- Primary Artist(s): Surfaces
- Writing: Colin Padalecki alongside Forrest Frank
- Production: Frank
- Release: 2020
- Album/EP: “Horizons”
Genre(s)
- Pop
Covers
In May, 2020, Ella Duff uploaded a cover of the song on her eponymous YouTube channel.
Was “Bloom” released as a single?
Yes. The song happens to be the third track to be released off the band’s 2020 album, “Horizons”.
Other singles from “Horizons”
- “Keep it Gold”
- “Good Day”
- “Lazy”
