| Go Radio – Goodnight Moon Lyrics | 8 years ago |
| Ugh this song is so great because it almost like he can't remember living without her and everything is perfect and i know people have said it before me but he calls her 'Juliet' and that's so cute | |
| Go Radio – What If You Don't Lyrics | 8 years ago |
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This is just my interpretation but it always seemed like; In the first verse, he's 'building a cell', isolating himself from everything with no way out, no 'key'. But as well as specifying his isolation with 'alone', he also suggests hopeople and a will to 'be free'. The next part highlights the past and resembles how their 'history' but it's unchanging as it cannot 'outweight' the present emotions he's feeling. The assuming blame section really gets to me because its suggesting they're guessing, not proving as such to continue whatever relationship they have; containing their internal fear and conflict without ever discussing it. The chorus of the song is the main part; 'stars' being his hopes, his dreams and everything bright in his life 'falling' to her, symbolising how he has also fallen in love with her. He seems to be asking forgiveness and acceptance. He also sings about the future, when they get to the end of their lives, he still wants to be with her. The title itself seems to be a catalyst for his inner conflict and how his uncertainty could be affecting them. However it could also represent an imbalanced, 'outweight'ed relationship where his partner isn't reciprocatin his feelings and instead is indulging his isolation; prahaps being the cause of his 'cell'. The next verse; highlighting a 'symphony'. Possibly an expression for his admiration and love to his partner, lasting 'days', or maybe the legnth of thei 'history' didn't involve many feelings. The phrase 'all at once' seems sudden and extreme as if he was blinded (just him in the dark) and is now able to see that the two of them are 'out of key' and no longer in time as music/relationships tends to be. It suggests he realises that the relationship, she, isn't good for him. The last verse illustrates his use of light and dark imagry as his negative emotions is the dark. 'Take you away' could mean the doubt and insecurity the pair experience, stealing his light, her. He's on his knees, highlighting the impotrance by the humiliation of begging to be 'released' from the hazy messages, to finally know if his partner shares the same hope, loves him just as much as he cares for her. Anyway that's just what I think but I know everyone has their own thoughts and meanings about the songs they live and I wanted to share mine with you all :) |
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