First and foremost every element of this song is AMAZING. He basically states the hopes and expectations of a new born baby. He displays his joys and keen anticipation for the new born in the way that he states the child may hold on to him,depend on him , that he will exchange truth and honesty with the child and most importantly the fact that he is investing his future in the new born. Not too many layers within the song it is very straightforward and yet very profound. With a very sad ending. But all in all AMAZING.
This is a beautiful song. But I don't think it can be about someone else's baby ,mainly because of the "you may be left with my hair". Surely that marks him out as the father. Unless it's his sister maybe. Then her baby might have Sheeran family hair?
This is a beautiful song. But I don't think it can be about someone else's baby ,mainly because of the "you may be left with my hair". Surely that marks him out as the father. Unless it's his sister maybe. Then her baby might have Sheeran family hair?
sparkleigh - that doesn't make dream2be wrong. He may be singing about his friend losing her baby (as stated in interviews, I'm not disagreeing with you there), but what better way to do that than to try and put himself in her shoes and reference the feelings he has or imagines he will have about having a baby?
sparkleigh - that doesn't make dream2be wrong. He may be singing about his friend losing her baby (as stated in interviews, I'm not disagreeing with you there), but what better way to do that than to try and put himself in her shoes and reference the feelings he has or imagines he will have about having a baby?
@Dream2Be@Sparkeigh I think it may have been written for someone who lost their unborn child, but perhaps this is the story of what life the child would have lived ... the thoughts of when it would have been born...
@Dream2Be@Sparkeigh I think it may have been written for someone who lost their unborn child, but perhaps this is the story of what life the child would have lived ... the thoughts of when it would have been born...
First and foremost every element of this song is AMAZING. He basically states the hopes and expectations of a new born baby. He displays his joys and keen anticipation for the new born in the way that he states the child may hold on to him,depend on him , that he will exchange truth and honesty with the child and most importantly the fact that he is investing his future in the new born. Not too many layers within the song it is very straightforward and yet very profound. With a very sad ending. But all in all AMAZING.
You got it all wrong. The song is about one of his friends loosing their baby.
You got it all wrong. The song is about one of his friends loosing their baby.
This is a beautiful song. But I don't think it can be about someone else's baby ,mainly because of the "you may be left with my hair". Surely that marks him out as the father. Unless it's his sister maybe. Then her baby might have Sheeran family hair?
This is a beautiful song. But I don't think it can be about someone else's baby ,mainly because of the "you may be left with my hair". Surely that marks him out as the father. Unless it's his sister maybe. Then her baby might have Sheeran family hair?
sparkleigh - that doesn't make dream2be wrong. He may be singing about his friend losing her baby (as stated in interviews, I'm not disagreeing with you there), but what better way to do that than to try and put himself in her shoes and reference the feelings he has or imagines he will have about having a baby?
sparkleigh - that doesn't make dream2be wrong. He may be singing about his friend losing her baby (as stated in interviews, I'm not disagreeing with you there), but what better way to do that than to try and put himself in her shoes and reference the feelings he has or imagines he will have about having a baby?
@Dream2Be @Sparkeigh I think it may have been written for someone who lost their unborn child, but perhaps this is the story of what life the child would have lived ... the thoughts of when it would have been born...
@Dream2Be @Sparkeigh I think it may have been written for someone who lost their unborn child, but perhaps this is the story of what life the child would have lived ... the thoughts of when it would have been born...