Seasons (feat. Khalid)

In 'Seasons,' 6LACK and Khalid explore the themes of change, emotional growth, and the complexities of love. The song uses the metaphor of changing seasons to represent the shifts in a relationship and personal growth. The opening lines describe a cold winter, symbolizing a period of hardship and emotional distance. The mention of switching wardrobes and preparing for a ride suggests the need to adapt and be ready for the challenges ahead. The winter breeze and the act of being tough reflect the struggles and defenses people put up to protect themselves emotionally.

As the song progresses, the chorus brings a sense of hope and renewal with the arrival of summer. Summer symbolizes warmth, positivity, and a fresh start. The repetition of 'summer's calling' emphasizes the longing for better times and the anticipation of a brighter future. The lyrics 'I done had a really long winter' highlight the prolonged period of difficulty, making the promise of summer even more significant. This transition from winter to summer mirrors the journey from emotional coldness to openness and love.

The song also delves into the intricacies of communication and the impact of miscommunication on relationships. The lines 'Miscommunication leads to complication' and 'You were never taught how to use your words like that' point to the challenges of expressing emotions and the misunderstandings that arise from it. The desire to 'put our pride to the side and let love lead the way' underscores the importance of vulnerability and genuine connection. The song ultimately conveys a message of hope, encouraging listeners to embrace change, communicate openly, and let love guide their actions.