Genius Meanings
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Halsey – You asked for this
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[Verse 1] / I don't know what you want from me / When I'm sunburnt lips and summer feet / I'm tattered like these Levi jeans / Punch-wasted on redundancy / Now what the fuck does
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Halsey – You asked for this (Live)
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[Verse 1] / I don't know what you want from me / Well, I'm sunburnt lips and summer feet / I'm tattered like these Levi jeans / Punch-wasted on redundancy / Now what the fuck does
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Halsey – What Do You Mean / Often / Young God
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[Pre-Chorus 1] / You're so indecisive, what I'm saying / Tryna catch the beat, make up your heart / Don't know if you're happy or complaining / Don't want for us to end where do I
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Spotify – This Is Halsey
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1. Halsey - So Good / 2. Halsey - You should be sad / 3. Halsey - Without Me / 4. Halsey - Bad At Love / 5. Halsey - I am not a god, I'm a god / 6. Halsey - Nightmare / 7. Halsey
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Halsey – Gasoline
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“Gasoline” centers on Halsey’s mental state (including bipolar disorder’s influence) when it comes to fame’s pressures. It appears on her debut studio album, Badlands.
In January
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Genius Traducciones al Español – Halsey - You asked for this (Traducción al Español)
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[Letra de "Halsey - You asked for this (Traducción al Español)"] / [Verso 1] / No sé qué quieres de mí / Cuando tengo los labios quemados por el sol y los pies de verano / Estoy
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Halsey – 1121
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Halsey explained in an Instagram livestream shortly after the release of If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power that she found out she was pregnant on November 21, 2020, or 11/21.
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Halsey – Easier than Lying
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“Easier than Lying” is the third track from Halsey’s fourth album, If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power. The song was initially featured on the third teaser for the IMAX film
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Halsey – Colors
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“Colors” is about falling out of love with someone because they changed too much as a person.
The context behind family and addictions provides evidence that “Colors” is about The
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Halsey – You should be sad
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One week prior to the release of her third studio album, Manic, Halsey gifted fans with one final single, “You should be sad.” In the country-influenced track Halsey pours out her
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Halsey – So Good
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In “So Good,” Halsey sees love in her partner, who was her friend and proudly expresses her bisexuality. On June 9, 2022, Halsey confirmed that the track wasn’t about an ex-partner
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Marshmello & Halsey – Be Kind
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“Be Kind” is an empowering song that questions the motives of a significant other in a relationship. Instead of fully committing to the relationship, the person seems to be
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Halsey – The Tradition
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“The Tradition” serves as a haunting beginning to Halsey’s fourth album, If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power, while introducing the record’s themes of female empowerment and
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Eminem – Without Me
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The Eminem Show’s lead single shows Eminem’s realization of his importance to the rap game and his claim that it wouldn’t be the same without him.
“Without Me” is recognized to
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Halsey – Is There Somewhere
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Halsey shows the listeners her point-of-view on falling in love with someone, despite them being in a relationship and being their second choice. When she’s around them, she tries
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Halsey – Alone
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“Alone” is about a social butterfly at the house party (which is a parallel to the masquerade ball in Romeo and Juilet) referenced in “Heaven in Hiding” and “Strangers”. It is the
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Halsey – Control
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“Control” is a personification of Halsey’s bipolar disorder, which she has opened up about in several interviews since she was diagnosed in her teenage years. She questions who is
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YUNGBLUD & Halsey (Ft. Travis Barker) – 11 Minutes
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“11 Minutes” is YUNGBLUD’S second single of 2019, following “Loner.”
The song features vocals from both YUNGBLUD and Halsey as well as drumming from blink-182’s Travis Barker. The
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Halsey – Bad at Love
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“Bad At Love” was the fourth single and second music video from hopeless fountain kingdom, Halsey’s sophomore album.
https://twitter.com/halsey/status/891513593317011458
Halsey
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Halsey – Ya'aburnee
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“Ya'aburnee,” the final track from Halsey’s fourth album, acts as a love letter to both her partner and her newborn baby.
The title roughly translates from Arabic as “you bury me
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Halsey – Walls Could Talk
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On “Walls Could Talk”, Halsey describes the back and forth arguments she has had with her lover and how long lasting some of them have been. But she also points to the fact they
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Halsey – 929
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“929” takes its name from Halsey’s birthday, September 29, 1994. A section of the song’s lyrics were revealed in Rolling Stone’s review of Manic, published 3 days before its
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Halsey – Without Me
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“Without Me” is the first new song released by Halsey since her 2017 album, hopeless fountain kingdom. The track is directed at her ex G-Eazy after she was “cheated on in front of
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Halsey – Sorry
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“Sorry” is a piano ballad where Halsey relies more on her voice than the music.
It is a very deep track from the beauty of Halsey’s heart. In the song, Halsey laments about the
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Halsey – I’m Not Mad
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[Verse 1] / I'm not even mad anymore / No, really, I ain't even mad anymore / Yeah, I don't even want you back anymore / I don't remember what we had anymore, yeah / I hope your
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Halsey – Darling
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“Darling,” the seventh track off Halsey’s fourth album If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power, is a lullaby of love to their future child when their life gets hard. It is sweeter and
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t.A.T.u. – All the Things She Said
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Released in 2002, “All the Things She Said” was the lead single off t.A.T.u’s debut English album, 200 km/h in the Wrong Lane. It was originally recorded in 2000 in t.A.T.u’s
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Halsey – Whispers
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[Intro] / Mm / "You do not" / "You do not" / [Verse 1] / It's the thing in your thighs when you're lonely at night / Scroll through your phone, gettin' high off the light / Numb in
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G-Eazy & Halsey – Him & I
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“Him & I” is a “Bonnie and Clyde” track between G-Eazy and his girlfriend at the time, Halsey, who sings the chorus.
The music video for this song was filmed in New York City
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benny blanco, Halsey & Khalid – Eastside
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“Eastside” focuses on the relationship of two people who fall in love. It follows them as they go through their relationship and as they reminisce about their memories together.
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Halsey – Bells in Santa Fe
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“Bells In Santa Fe” is the second track from Halsey’s fourth album, If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power. It was rumored to be track 2 after Halsey posted the announcement on TikTok
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Halsey – Nightmare
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“Nightmare,” a song dedicated to young women, is Halsey’s first solo release from 2019, following hit single “Without Me”. Despite “Without Me” featuring on Halsey’s third LP, “
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Halsey – honey (John Cunningham Demo)
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[Verse 1] / She told me, "Open your mouth," she said, "I got a surprise" / And so I opened it wide and then she crawled inside / She's on the tip of my tongue, she's on the top of
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Halsey – Die 4 Me
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In “Die 4 Me,” Halsey sees regret in a past relationship with an unworthy man. The track follows a complete turnaround from her last June 2022 track “So Good.” Halsey saw
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Post Malone (Ft. Future & Halsey) – Die For Me
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“Die For Me” is a trap-pop banger that features Post and Future lamenting their relationships with untrustworthy women, while Halsey provides a women’s perspective on the bridge
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Halsey – Young God
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Halsey mentioned the inspiration for the song and its title on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/halsey/status/635890568929800192
“Young God” could be interpreted as a sequel to “Ghost
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Halsey – Forever ... (is a long time)
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“Forever … (is a long time)” is the first song from a trio, which Halsey explains as:
Three songs smack in the middle that serve as a transition and are meant to be listened to in
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Halsey (Ft. Quavo) – Lie
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“Lie” talks about the sexual tension between the two lovers. Halsey talks about the dissatisfaction she gets at the end of the night which also hints at the messed up personalities
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Halsey – Ashley
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Halsey opens her third album, Manic with “Ashley” – a title taken from her own name, Ashley Nicolette Frangipane. Fittingly, the song introduces Halsey fans to a new era, an album
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Halsey – killing boys
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It is about a past relationship, while in “You should be sad” Halsey expresses her frustrations about a previous relationship. In “killing boys” she expresses her break with pride
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Halsey – Now or Never
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“Now Or Never”, a slow, R&B-tinged track, is the lead single from American singer-songwriter Halsey’s sophomore studio album, hopeless fountain kingdom. The track was teased
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Halsey – Ghost
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“Ghost,” originally released as a single from debut EP Room 93 was the first song Halsey ever wrote and recorded. Following its success, it then appeared on her debut album
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Halsey – clementine
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For the third installment of her 2020 album Manic, Halsey released “clementine” on her 25th birthday. The song’s release date was first alluded to on August 10, 2019, when Halsey
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Halsey – Lilith
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Lilith, the fourth track off Halsey’s fourth album If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power. Halsey confirmed that “Lilith” was the first song written for the album in a Youtube
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Tate McRae – you broke me first
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“you broke me first” finds Tate confronting an ex who’s returned and wants to rekindle their painful relationship.
The song initially released on McRae’s YouTube channel on April
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