Again Hozier splits the song meaning in two. ‘Goddess’ here refers to the pagan gods he worships as well as his lover, who is like a goddess to him. However to keep either of these Goddesses in his life, it requires some sacrifice. This is true in both pagan culture as well as ...
Rhetorical Analysis Of Hozier's Work Song Although Hozier’s song seems to be a simple love song, it has a deeper meaning that encourages the listeners to think about relationships. After Hozier states, “I’m so full of love I can barely eat”, the singing and methodical rhythm pauses. ...
Song Annotations and Meaning "Too Sweet" by Hozier contrasts two individuals with distinct lifestyles. The narrator enjoys a laid-back, indulgent approach to life, embracing simple pleasures like whiskey, coffee, and late nights. Meanwhile, the partner values discipline, health, and structure, encour...
The atmospheric and experimental-sounding single then opens up to a powerful, gospel-tinged chorus. “You are the reason I went through it/ The only meaning as I knew it/ And I can only do my best/ I do not do this for myself/ I’d walk through hell on living feet for you,” h...
Introducing “Every Day Is a Winding Road,” she said, “This song is 30 years old, and it’s strange how it just kind of rewrites its meaning all the time. Sometimes I do feel like a stranger in my own life, when I’ve got to exp...
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Having penned the theme song for 'The Legend of Tarzan,' the 'Take Me to Church' singer is in no rush to figure out what comes next.
Introducing “Every Day Is a Winding Road,” she said, “This song is 30 years old, and it’s strange how it just kind of rewrites its meaning all the time. Sometimes I do feel like a stranger in my own life, when I’ve got to explain to my little boys that...