Song meaning of The Mountain by Shawn Mendes

Hey there, music lovers! Today, I wanna chat with y'all about a song that really hit me in the feels - "The Mountain" by Shawn Mendes. Now, I ain't no expert, but I sure do love me some good tunes, and this one really got me thinking.

So, picture this - Shawn Mendes singing about taking a trip to the mountain, the sea, and feeling free after taking a pill. It's like he's searching for something, ya know? He sings, "I took a trip to the mountain, I took a trip to the sea." It's like he's on a journey, trying to find himself or maybe escape from something.

And then, he talks about being in the jungle and coming out a new man. He says, "I spent a week in the jungle, swore I came out a new man." It's like he's trying to change, to grow, but maybe he's realizing that he still doesn't quite get it. He sings, "Back to LA I was humble, turns out I don't understand."

But what really got me was when he sings, "You can say I'm a dreamer, you can say I'm too far gone." It's like he's saying, "Hey, I might be a bit out there, but I saw something, felt something different." And that's powerful, ya know? To stand up and say, "Call it what you want."

And in the bridge, when he sings, "Some days I take things way too far, some days I have a change of heart," it's like he's admitting that he's human, that he's figuring things out as he goes along. And ain't that just the truth for all of us?

So, when Shawn Mendes belts out, "You can say I'm a dreamer, you can say I'm too far gone, but I feel never better," it's like he's owning who he is, flaws and all. And that's something we can all relate to, right?

So, next time you're feeling lost or unsure, just remember Shawn's words - "Call it what you want." Because at the end of the day, it's all about being true to yourself, no matter what anyone else says.

Till next time, keep on jammin' to those tunes and finding meaning in the music. Peace out, y'all!