On this song, the phrase Cloud Number Nine basically serves as a metaphor for romance. And it is that allegorical location that the singer wants to take the addressee to. There is a back story permeating...
While Bryan Adams may be the master of the quintessential late-20th century hit love songs, on this particular track he takes a different approach. For who he is actually singing about ‘running to’ is his mistress, i.e....
“Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?” is another one of Bryan Adams’ classic love songs. In it he is basically instructing the male addressee how to properly love a woman. And it can be...
As noted in the trivia section, “All for Love” originally served as a theme song, if you will, for 1993’s “The Three Musketeers” movie. The Three Musketeers are a fictional group of adventurers who are known to use the...
The majority of the lyrics to “I’m Ready” center on the singer letting the addressee, his romantic interest, know that he is “ready to love”. It’s not exactly clear how he got to this point. That...
The phrase cuts like a knife is an idiom used which generally alludes to someone experiencing a sharp pain. In this case said pain would be of the emotional variety, and the victim of it is the singer himself. The...
Bryan Adams’ “The Best of Me” is a romantic-themed song in that it centers on the singer expressing his strong feelings for his significant other. He comes off as someone who has experience in the...
“Can’t Stop This Thing We Started” is one of those sweet yet aggressive love songs that were kind of the rage back around the 1980s. The singer is saying that he is so committed to...
In the song “Back to You”, Bryan Adams is addressing a person whom some would describe as the ideal romantic partner. For instance, when he was depressed and confused, this is the individual who helped...
Over the years, Bryan Adams’ classic “Summer of ’69” has been interpreted in a couple of different ways. One is that the number featured in the title, considering it has an apostrophe and all, is...
