Marry You

In 'Marry You,' Ashton Irwin captures the essence of spontaneous love and the overwhelming emotions that come with it. The song opens with a catchy, repetitive melody that sets a light-hearted and joyful tone. Irwin sings about his journey through life, marked by ups and downs, until he meets someone who changes everything. This person brings him back to life, filling his world with new meaning and joy. The lyrics 'I've been around the town / I've been up and down / I've been down enough' suggest a past filled with struggles and uncertainties, but meeting his significant other has given him a renewed sense of purpose and happiness.

The chorus, with its repeated lines 'Ooh, I just can't control the things I'm sayin' / I'm sounding crazy, yeah / Ooh, you should know I'm done with hesitation / I'm gonna, I'm gonna marry you,' highlights the intensity of his feelings. Irwin's declaration of love is impulsive yet sincere, emphasizing that he is ready to commit without any reservations. The imagery of 'sittin' on the golden coast' and 'hand in hand in Bogota' paints a picture of idyllic moments shared between the couple, further reinforcing the depth of his affection.

Ashton Irwin's musical style in 'Marry You' blends pop-rock elements with heartfelt lyrics, creating a song that is both catchy and emotionally resonant. The repetition of 'la-la-la' in the background adds a whimsical touch, making the song feel like a celebration of love. Irwin's candid expression of his emotions and his readiness to take a significant step in his relationship make 'Marry You' a relatable and uplifting anthem for anyone who has ever felt the rush of falling in love and wanting to make it last forever.