Dusk411

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The Weeknd Earned It Album: Fifty Shades Grey Year: 2014 Abel Tesfaye wants to spoil his girlfriend in the skulking “Earned It.” Majestic strings open the single, setting an impassioned tone. He is mesmerized by her. She’s all he thinks about. For onc

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Alanis Morissette All I Really Want Album: Jagged Little Pill Year: 1997 Alanis Morissette wants all the answers to her life in the questioning “All I Really Want.” A disaffected guitar opens the single, setting a hardened tone. Her boyfriend is tapping his hands

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DF Dub Country Girl Album: DF Dub Year: 2002 DF Dub likes his girls naughty in the obnoxious “Country Girl.” A dim guitar opens the single, setting a simple tone. In the intro, he says he’s going to talk about his favorite girlfriend. (“Oh yea/I'll tell

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Eiffel 65 Blue (Da Bee Dee) Album: Europop Year: 1998 Jeffrey Jey is really depressed in the idiotic “Blue (Da Bee Dee).” Histronic synths open the single, setting a joyous tone. He says his painted a deep navy blue, which looks black. Outside, the same color adorns his hous

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Tori Kelly Nobody Love Album: TBA Year: 2015 Tori Kelly can’t resist her crush any longer in the flawed “Nobody Love.” Amiable synths open the single, setting a delighted tone. She doesn’t her emotions towards him. She wants to feel

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Priory Weekend Album: Weekend Year: 2014 Brandon Rush can’t wait until 5 pm in the chill “Weekend.” An airy guitar opens the single, setting a relaxed tone. The pre-chorus opens the single. He pulls up in his drivew

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Jessie J Masterpiece Album: Sweet Talker Year: 2015 Jessie J ignores unrealistic expectations in the direct “Masterpiece.” Vehement strings open the single, setting a confrontional tone. A reviewer said her songs do not have the same punch they once had. Some fans want a “do-over” album. She&

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Nivea Don’t Mess With The Radio Album: Nivea Year: 2001 Nivea gets anal-retentive while driving in the bossy “Don’t Mess With The Radio.” Straitlaced synths open the single, setting an uptight tone. The chorus starts the single. Her

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Roxette Joyride Album: Joyride Year: 1991 Perle Gessle decides to be impulsive in the carefree “Joyride.” Part of the chorus opens the single. He recalls hearing the young woman’s voice, beckoning him to have some fun with her. It leads to a gutsy guitar, setting an ad

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Nicole Scherzinger Poison Album: Killer Love Year: 2010 Nicole Scherzinger revels in breaking boys in the postmodern “Poison.” Futuristic synths open the single, setting a metropolitan tone. Every word she says has a purpose. She will get the guy she’s been eyeing on t

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Ne-Yo & Juicy J She Knows Album: Non-Fiction Year: 2014 Ne-Yo is mesmerized by a woman while out at the bar in the polished “She Knows.” Rubbery synths open the single, setting a bouncing tone. Juicy introduces himself and then brags that he has multiple wome

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Taylor Swift Style Album: 1989 Year: 2015 Taylor Swift and her ex-boyfriend reconnect in the complex “Style.” An antsy guitar opens the single, setting a heedful tone. She peeks through her blinds. Still no sign of him yet. She isn’t sure what to expe

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Tove Lo Talking Body Album: Queen of the Clouds Year: 2015 Tove Lo uses sex to forget her insecurities in the cynical “Talking Body.” Hardened synths open the single, setting a dulled tone. He sits up in bed and reaches for his underwear. She puts her head on his shoulder and wrap

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Nick Jonas Chains Album: Nick Jonas Year: 2014 Nick Jonas wants to help his destructive girlfriend in the conflicted “Chains.” Wary synths open the single, setting a suspicious to

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