The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Unorthodox" by the artist "Wretch 32"
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In his song "Hush Little Baby," Wretch 32 tackles the sensitive topic of an unplanned pregnancy and the difficult choices it presents him and his partner.The recurring motif of "hush little baby, don't you cry" carries a double meaning
In the song "Forgiveness", Wretch 32 reflects on his life and how success in music has affected his relationships with loved ones and himself.He feels guilty that he doesn't spend enough time with his children, prioritizing his career instead
In the song "Don't Go" Wretch 32 uses a metaphorical image to talk about his love for his craft - music.He describes it as a mysterious muse that suddenly appeared in his life and became an integral part of his success
The lyrics to "The Good Kind" by The Wreckers depict the painful aftermath of a broken promise. The speaker addresses the person who suggested they "run away together," bitterly confessing that this phrase, the best she had ever heard, turned into a cruel deception
The song "Tennessee" by The Wreckers portrays a wistful reflection on a past relationship and the path not taken. The narrator acknowledges her own imperfections ("I never had all the answers / Or the time for everything") and the possibility of missing her chance with someone she refers to as the "king" ("The 'king' he was waitin' on the front porch swing / When the 'joker' and I hit the road")
In their song "My, Oh My," The Wreckers sing about the fleeting nature of time and the nostalgia for youth. The lyrical heroine reminisces about being 18, cruising down the concrete road (which used to be gravel) every weekend and parking her Oldsmobile where Sonic and Walgreens now stand
