Song meaning of Thought of You by Sam Barber

Hey there, music lovers! Today, I wanna chat about a song that really hit me right in the feels - "Thought of You" by Sam Barber. Let me tell ya, this song is like a warm hug and a punch in the gut all at once.

When Sam sings, "It's like the weight of the world is attacking me so slowly," I felt that, you know? Sometimes life just feels heavy, like you're carrying the weight of everything on your shoulders. And when he says, "It's the knowing that no one will know me like you know me," it's like he's talking about that one person who really gets you, who sees you for who you are.

And then there's the chorus, where Sam sings about waking up in the dark with memories of someone who's no longer there. "Every memory burns like the leaves in the fall," he croons. It's like those memories are so vivid, so real, that they hurt. But despite the pain, he decides to "just hold the thought of you." It's bittersweet, you know? Holding onto something that's gone but still means so much.

In the second verse, Sam reminisces about being young and carefree, with the grass tickling their knees. "You're the one that I lost but the only one that I need," he confesses. It's that longing for someone who's no longer by your side, that ache for what once was.

And when he says, "They say life's for the living but these days I'd rather be a ghost," it's like he's tired of going through the motions without that special someone. It's a raw and honest look at grief and longing.

Overall, "Thought of You" is a song that captures the essence of missing someone deeply. It's about holding onto memories, even when they hurt, because they're all you have left. So next time you're feeling a little nostalgic, give this song a listen and let yourself feel all the emotions. Trust me, it's worth it.