| Beyoncé – Halo Lyrics | 14 years ago |
| What Sammylouk said is also pretty spot-on as far as what I got from the song. "I ain't never gonna shut you out" is after realizing that letting in the passed loved one is a better feeling than shutting them out. Kind of apologetic, but also a realization. | |
| Beyoncé – Halo Lyrics | 14 years ago |
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Lover...or loved one. I'm glad someone gave this interpretation. I heard this song for the first time after my baby niece died, and every single lyric fit perfectly how I felt at the time. When she first died, I wasn't letting myself feel the pain of losing her, but I finally just let it all come crashing down and I missed her so much. I let her in. But now that I was letting myself feel the pain, I also felt her in everything beautiful that I saw. Her "halo" so to speak, I guess. I felt her presence everywhere, especially in the sunset. It's actually pretty freaky how closely the lyrics fit to what was going on then, and how I feel now. So yeah, it could be about someone who had a "Godly" impact on her life, but I think it could also be interpreted as feeling a passed loved one's presence. Letting the song have that interpretation for me is actually helping me cope with the pain. |
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