"The song âRenegadeâ by Taylor Swift, featured in Big Red Machineâs album, delves into the complexities of a relationship burdened by emotional baggage and anxiety. The lyrics express a poignant narrative of staying with a partner through their struggles, even when it becomes challenging. The recurring theme of the song revolves around grappling with a partnerâs insecurities and the impact of these on the relationship.
Some interpretations suggest that âRenegadeâ might be reflective of Swiftâs personal experiences, particularly in the context of societal expectations and the journey of self-discovery. The song is seen as an empowerment anthem, encouraging listeners to embrace their true selves and break free from societal norms, especially in relationships. This aspect of the song resonates with Swiftâs evolution as an artist and her willingness to challenge societal norms through her music.
The lyrics also touch on the theme of mental health, portraying how anxiety can impede oneâs ability to fully engage in a relationship. The song has been praised for its emotional depth and the way it conveys the struggles associated with mental health issues within a relationship context.
Moreover, âRenegadeâ features lines that echo some of Swiftâs previous works, suggesting a continuity in her lyrical themes and possibly alluding to her long-term relationship with Joe Alwyn.
In summary, âRenegadeâ is a complex and emotionally rich song that explores themes of love, mental health, self-discovery, and challenging societal norms. It stands out as a powerful and introspective piece in Taylor Swiftâs discography [â][â][â][â]."
Here is the summary from AI after searching across various interpretations.
You could have titled it Last Chance. But I think Renegade has a far more negative connotation, someone who is disloyal, or who has lost heart. I donât think the song is talking about rebellious behavior, but more so self destructive behavior. It gives an ultimatum for the love. Not your typical âblindâ love song. Deep topic. A+ they nailed it.
Not a lyrical masterpiece, but its well written and there are a few gems in there:
âThere was nowhere for me to stayâ
great symbolism
âYou fire off missiles 'cause you hate yourself
But do you know youâre demolishing me?â
Andrew talks about this in P2D, be ready for missiles on peoples death beds.
âfuture historyâ
pretty sharp.
The fact that she cut this stanza short was really creative:
âAnd if I wouldâve known
How sharp the pieces were youâd crumbled into
I mightâve let them layâ
And I think the shortening packs a punch at the end. Is he the renegade, or is she? Or both?
Without looking at anything or listening to the song and just the line"
âAnd i said i saw you in the waterâ Ă 2
Water represents emotions within cosmic consciousness. The one liner is saying that your Pure Awareness is seeing your self (small s) with its (Ă2) dualistic nature and recognizing the true nature of mind.
You said âin Decemberâ, maybe was around the time you watched Moojis when he gave a pointing out instruction.
You are spot on with the water and comic consciousness.
When I was brainstorming what it could mean, the line meaning came to me that he saw her via altered states of consciousness (via dream, vision, psi, etc).
I want sure if this was the meaning. Checked the comments and they were not helpful then had to look up the interview with the artist to see what my intuition had told me was correct.
Until the 4th day, when I found out she had died.
Can you see why there is a synchronicity with the (precognitive ) dream about her and the cover art?
I use to live and work in Bahrain. This video popped up in my Facebook probably because i belong to a group Ex Gulf Air Staff.
Listening to this song filled my heart with so much love and joy with the memories of my life there and the beautiful people and now i cant stop humming the tune
Theres something about Arabic music thats always felt familiar. I once was shown i had a past life in Egypt in the times of the Pharaohs.
I had a peak experience over the summer to this song. (disregard the entire lyrics other than âThis dont even feel like life/â)
I was really happy driving on the road after having just found a sacred solar site that I had been looking for for years. (Very well hidden and dangerous and difficult to get to).
The song came on the radio and it reminded me of meeting my 2 nieces this summer for the first time during a thunder storm (which also was a peak experience). Had not been able to meet them due to tight covid restrictions, and a cancer diagnosis for their mother.
Maybe, but the other lyrics (the song) remind me of why we see images of Samantabhadra and Samantabhadri as well as images of other deities in unionâbecause at the human level, this merging of two is something special, while losing it makes one realize that!
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oh! I think im completely wrong!
