Song meaning of Anything Could Happen (Blood Diamonds Remix) by Ellie Goulding

Ah, "Anything Could Happen" by Ellie Goulding, or as I like to call it, the anthem for optimistic nihilists everywhere! In this lyrical masterpiece, Ellie strips it down to the waist (oo la la) and dives into the river of life, where the secret she's been desperately hiding is probably just the fact that she's never learned how to swim properly. The references to the wreck of '86 are a subtle nod to the time Ellie accidentally crashed her bike into a street sign while belting out "Love Me Like You Do" at the top of her lungs. And let's not forget the part where she suddenly questions the necessity of darkness and its color palette, as if she's auditioning for a role in a dramatic paint commercial. But the real kicker comes at the end when she sings about giving everything you need but not actually needing you, a classic case of being generous but also keeping a healthy distance because, let's be real, who has time for clingy relationships when you're busy dodging wrecked bicycles and contemplating the meaning of underwater secrets? In conclusion, "Anything Could Happen" leaves us with one important life lesson: don't forget to cover your eyes and let the wreck of '86 remind you that, yes, anything could happen, like accidentally stumbling into a song that makes you question your entire existence—or at least your choice in swimwear. Cheers to the chaos!