| Kodaline – Brother Lyrics | 7 years ago |
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This song takes us through the deep and long friendship of two boys - so close they are brothers in a sentimental sense. The line "we smoked cigarettes, man no regrets" suggests they have known each other since teenage-years, their wild-child time. They have probably known each other for the most time out of each of their group of friends, yet they have led drastically different lives and are diverse from each other and the world ("We've taken different paths and traveled different roads" and "We're living different lives. Heaven only knows/ If we'll make it back with all our fingers and our toes") Despite their differences and time apart, they have a long-standing, deep trust for one another and know they can count on the other throughout what seems like a reckless lifestyle they live, throughout all the pain. They are there when it really counts. They are the one person they can depend on, no matter what, they will always help/ be there for each other. When the world goes to crap, they always know their relationship is safe and sound, benefiting both greatly, alleviating pain. ("Five years, twenty years come back, we'll always be the same") EX: Sam and Dean Winchester |
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| Lauren Aquilina – Sinners Lyrics | 7 years ago |
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I feel like this song is about someone from a strict, possibly religious family/ background who has been a complete rule-follower for most of her life. She has never really done anything wrong and always kept her emotions under control. Then, she meets someone she had been taught to avoid romantically, most likely another girl, for most of her life. Taught that this would cause her trouble and be her own personal "forbidden fruit." A Romeo-and-Juliet situation. They fall into a sweet love, and the girl's lover shows her a different way to live, a happier, more care-free way. The girl starts to abandon her previous world-view, and she believes life with her girlfriend is much better than life without her. She is the true winner, even if everyone else calls them "sinners" and tells them they're "knocking on the devil's door." I really like this song. It's really sweet. |
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