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This lyric emphasises a bad breakup, touching on emotions such as regret, as time was wasted in a relationship where two people clearly wanted different things. One wanted marriage and kids whilst the other wanted to take things steady. As the song progresses, we see a growing hatred towards the other party for wasting said 'time', and they even contemplate revenge. This is a song that a lot of people can relate to because it displays true emotions that everyone can feel. This is evidenced through the vibes and atmosphere of the lyrics; they are very real, sad, regretful, and full of rage. The style of the song is like a letter: 'Dear, my ex...' which really brings out its poetic element. You're guaranteed an emotional audience. It fits perfectly into most genres.

This lyric is inspired by Michael Jackson's 1969 song, 'I Want You Back', which is seen in its chorus. It illustrates the feeling of regret for mistreating someone you loved, and it is essentially a plea to win their heart back. The vibes and atmosphere of the lyrics are very apologetic, wistful, and romantic. You're guaranteed a moved audience. It fits perfectly into most genres.

This lyric conveys sexual tension and build-up during sexual relations. It is quite explicit and self-explanatory. The vibes and atmosphere of the lyrics are racy, sensual, and sexy. You're guaranteed a heated audience. It fits perfectly into most genres.

An emotional piece from the POV of a creative celebrity who struggles to find himself in his work anymore. His relationship falls apart as it's based more on what he can do and not who he is. This song is his signing out of life. Stepping away from love, his career and everything else to see if he can find himself in anonymity. Killing the past to make a new future.

Just a different way to say "You can take the girl out the country, but can't take the country out the girl." This is a very upbeat, rockin' song with a lot of tempo and a powerful chorus. I really like how this turned out, especially the bridge into the chorus. My favorite part of the song. This is also a story a lot of people can relate to who ended up in the city. The chorus pauses for a measure after the ellipses, and it sounds really good that way.