The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Next" by the artist "Weeknd, The"
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In "Montreal," The Weeknd reflects on a missed romantic connection. The lyrics portray a narrator who tries to appear detached and cynical, advising listeners to "forget about the girls" to avoid heartache
In "Missed You," The Weeknd delves into feelings of regret and longing for a past love. The lyrical protagonist tries convincing himself that he's moving on by pursuing other relationships, yet realizes it's merely an attempt to suppress the pain of the breakup
In "Love to Lay," The Weeknd sings about a toxic relationship with a girl who enjoys casual flings and avoids commitment. The first verse sets the scene the protagonist finds himself in bed with a girl he's obviously been involved with before
In "Love Through Her," The Weeknd grapples with the lingering pain of a past relationship that continues to haunt his present. The lyrics depict a protagonist unable to escape the memory of his former lover, with every new relationship becoming a painful reminder of what he has lost
In the song "Losers," The Weeknd and Labrinth challenge traditional notions of success and failure. They argue that formal education (school) does not guarantee success in life ("Only losers go to school")
In "Live For", The Weeknd and Drake depict a hedonistic lifestyle filled with excess. The lyrics are infused with nihilism and recklessness, as the artists revel in the moment without considering consequences
