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“Whispers” by Halsey

“Whispers” is a song which, motif-wise, conjures up images somewhat similar to “Honey“, i.e. Halsey being caught up in some type of serious inner conflict. But in this case it is the need for love which...

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Halsey’s “1121” Lyrics Meaning

The title of this song is actually a date which would more commonly be notated as 11/21, i.e. the 21st of November. That was the day, more specifically on 21 November 2020, in which Halsey discovered that she...

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“Ya’aburnee” by Halsey

Most listeners would likely haste to conclude that the narrator of “Yaáburnee” is addressing a dearly-departed loved one due to the nature of the lyrics, which are highlighted by the phrase “before I bury...

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“Girl is a Gun” by Halsey

“If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power” is in fact a bona fide concept album, as Halsey has stated. Or in the very least, it does a good job of regurgitating the same themes throughout. And the...

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“You Asked for This” by Halsey

On “You Asked for This”, Halsey seems to be taking a blame-the-victim approach. And unfortunately, said victim would be the vocalist herself. In other words, the titular “you”, i.e. the addressee, appears to be the selfsame...

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“Darling” by Halsey

Halsey’s “Darling” is a pretty deep song whose intricacies are not difficult to understand, though may still fly over some listeners’ heads due to its seriousness. As for the thesis sentiment, such is stated outright...

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“The Lighthouse” by Halsey

As we have pointed out in the recent past, songs that rely on religious symbolism are – by the very historical nature of said symbols, characters or what have you – open to various...

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“So Good” by Halsey

Halsey may be an artist who is adverse at being referred to via gender pronouns. This implies that the singer is nonbinary or what have you. But the lyrics of this song (“So Good”) make it...

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“Die 4 Me” by Halsey

The original “Die for Me”, which came out in 2019, is a song that Post Malone headlines, with Halsey and Future being featured artists. As the story goes that track actually originated with Halsey, who at first...