Song Meanings and Facts

Song Meanings and Facts

Category: Mac Miller

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“Once a Day” by Mac Miller

Mac Miller’s “Once a Day” reads a lot like a poem – and a personal one at that.  In it Miller seems to be harping on one of his usual subjects, which is being...

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Mac Miller

“I Can See” by Mac Miller

The titular phrase is based on the vocalist’s desire to “see” something which will make him feel internally edified. In other words, it can be said that he has gotten to the point where he’s...

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Mac Miller

“Everybody” by Mac Miller

This is a reflective tune from Mac Miller with an existential theme.  That is to say it is based on two basic observations he makes about life. First is that “everybody’s gotta live”. What it appears he...

Circles

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“Circles” by Mac Miller

The concept which this song (“Circles”), as well as the album which is named after it, is based on is the idea of Mac Miller going around in “circles”. Or stated differently, he is not...

Good News

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Mac Miller’s “Good News” Lyrics Meaning

“Good News” follows the late Mac Miller’s mind frame as he progresses from a state of deep depression into eventually coming to the conclusion that the situation “ain’t that bad”, as in adopting a...

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“Benji the Dog” by Mac Miller

The late Mac Miller’s “Benji the Dog” deals with a myriad of issues. And it is named after “Benji”,  a fictitious dog who now has had a movie career spanning over four decades. It is not...

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Mac Miller

“Dunno” by Mac Miller

“Dunno” is a track the late American rapper-singer Mac Miller dedicated to his romance with a particular female. He starts off by stating that she has some questionable characteristics. However they are still very much...

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Mac Miller

“Nothing from Nothing” by Mac Miller

“Nothing From Nothing” is the late American rapper Mac Miller’s cover version of the 1970s Billy Preston song of the same name. In “Nothing from Nothing”, the narrator (Mac Miller) is either addressing an individual...