I think this song is pretty good talking about how relationships fade away. Not only the romantic ones, but friendships as well. You love someone and you think they will truly be there always and then one day, you may find them somewhere, stop and say hi, and realize there is nothing you can think about to say at the moment.

another great song! this one talks on a very personal level about the feelings that a kid has when a divorce goes through. The point of view is a poignant one. There are two people that you love fighting, simply not getting along ever and you never know what to expect to happen. Also, the faith in love fades. It's a shitty position to be in, but Pink does a good job describing it.

I always loved this song! I think it represents very well what it's like when a person is exactly like an adiction. It's someone that can treat you in whatever way and you just continue responding to that person like you "love" them but that's not really love. It's not healthy or good, it's just... that, addictive.

Johnny Cash's most emotional song, I think. He wrote it for June Carter, who died before the record was released. He loved her so much. He was once asked what his description of paradise would be and he answered that it was that morning having coffee with her. That's all it took. The wonderful thing about this song is that it's not some platonic love description, but it's him saying he's got a lot of baggage and a lot of mistakes that he can't take back, but he would, all of it, if it just would bring her back.

A classic! about the discussion between a father and a son, the father recommends him to follow the safe path, settle down with a girl and let things mellow, the son doesn't want that, he wants to be happy and make his dreams come true, so he decides to leave.

Some shitty past was the one that she had, maybe one related to alcohol or abuse or something and now all of that is over because she woke up and she realized she could "run it off" or in other words, she could be happy again if she got to leave behind all of that and with that, her dog days.

Swimming is a metaphor. She sank in the drinking and then when she came out of the vice, she was able to "swim" in the sense that she could move freely and feel lighter, and somehow begin to her again once again.

great song about the life of a breath. How much it can cost to keep it and to appreciate it once it doesn't need to be wasted or used profusely.

A pretty disastrous love where they kick, punch and at the same time kiss one another. It's that kind of passionate love where violence sometimes and only sometimes is as much passionate as the rest of the love and it's how some people express.

A good version to the wolfman. During the day, everyone is very much polite and nice and during the night, they trasform and thirst for blood.