Love in the air
SINGER SONGER Lyrics

The song "Love in the air" by Singer Songer is a melancholic yet hopeful track that speaks of the aftermath of a breakup or a falling out in a relationship. The opening lines "Stars are pale, moon's gone, there's nothing left" sets a lonesome tone, depicting the emptiness that one feels when a lover is gone. However, amidst the desolation, the singer still finds a glimmer of hope - "Dawn bring me down down", acknowledging that even though it hurts, the sun will rise again and life will go on. The lyrics "Look up to the sky, you can hear me" suggests a sense of vulnerability and yearning to be heard, perhaps a message to the ex-lover. The repeated line "Because I will be singing all night long" can be interpreted as a form of catharsis, where the singer is trying to exorcise the pain by expressing it through music, a universal language that is meant to be heard.

The second stanza continues with the theme of toxicity in the relationship, with the metaphor "toxic kisses for you" highlighting the negative impact that the lover had on the singer. There is a sense of revenge conveyed in the line "aim a stone at that back, you can sue me", where the singer is willing to take the blame for the hurt, as long as the lover is held accountable for their actions. However, the imagery of "braid light, blaze of light, tie me tight" suggests a willingness to reconcile and rekindle the love, of being chained to the past but hoping for a brighter future. The final lines "see you in the dark, you can hear me because I will be singing all night long" reiterate the message of resilience, of finding solace in music and using it as a means to heal from a broken heart.