“Horen Sarrison” by Beabadoobee
The lyrics of “Horen Sarrison” are dedicated to Beabadoobee’s boyfriend, a dude by the name of Soren Harrison actually. So in the title, she is jesting with his name. But more specifically, it is a love song. And its true uniqueness is found in the metaphors Beabadoobee is using to get that sentiment across, even though she does exclaim flat-out in the chorus that she is “in love”. And fundamentally, what she is saying is that Soren is somewhat her savior in life, so to speak.
Additionally, despite her feelings for him, she doesn’t want Harrison to “feel comfortable”, perhaps so that he doesn’t become too lax in their relationship. Moreover, she acknowledges that she is not afforded as much time to spend with him as she would like. But she also understands that if the situation were reversed, he would do the same.
So conclusively, we can state that the singer is very appreciative of her real-life boyfriend.
Writing and Production of “Horen Sarrison”
Beabadoobee both wrote and produced “Horen Sarrison” herself.
Album Appearance
The song appears on her 2020 project “Fake It Flowers”, which is actually her debut album. Both “Horen Sarrison” and “Fake It Flowers” were released on the same day (October 16th, 2020).
Who is Soren Harrison?
Soren Harrison is a British film director and filmmaker best recognized for his relationship with Beabadoobee and for being one-half of the director duo, Bedroom.
He started making films together with Amir Hossain at age 13. In 2017, Bedroom won funding from Random Acts, Channel 4’s short film commission program, to create their first short film titled A Girl’s Void.
Following the release of A Girl’s Void, he began directing and creating videos for artists including Sports Team, The 1975 and his girlfriend Beabadoobee.
He co-owns the online merchandise store PHUG. His Instagram account had garnered over 41,000 followers as of the release date of “Horen Sarrison”.
