The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Try Me" by the artist "Weeknd, The"
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In "True Colors," The Weeknd explores the themes of insecurity and distrust in a budding relationship. The lyrical protagonist, at the onset of a romance, implores his lover to be upfront about her past
In "Too Late," The Weeknd conveys profound regret and despair over a broken relationship. The lyrical protagonist acknowledges his mistakes - he cheated and hurt his lover ("I let you down, I led you on", "I made mistakes, I hurt you, baby")
The Weeknd's "Till Dawn (Here Comes the Sun)" paints a picture of a toxic and passionate relationship. The protagonist is entangled with a woman he knows is using him as a temporary escape, a "booty call" to fill the void in her life and distract her from the problems in her relationship with another man
In the song "The Zone", The Weeknd sings about his desire to completely immerse himself in sensual pleasure and forget himself in the arms of a girl, despite the fact that he has no real feelings for her. The phrase "Why you gotta rush me, baby?" conveys his desire to prolong the moment and enjoy the intoxicating state he probably achieves through alcohol or drugs (judging by the line "So let me sip it slowly")
In "The Town," The Weeknd sings about a complicated relationship with a woman, likely ended due to his constant travel.The chorus features the repeated lines "You were doin' things I liked, things I liked / And you like diamond rings, diamond rings / I can buy, I can buy you them things / Before I hit the road, hit the road / I was havin' good times with ya / You deserve a crown, you deserve a throne
The song "The Morning" by The Weeknd tells the story of a debauched life full of parties, drugs, and casual relationships. The lyrical hero describes his luxurious yet empty lifestyle, where every day is like the last
