Still Good

DNCE's song 'Still Good' delves into the complexities and resilience of a romantic relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a couple navigating through the ups and downs of their relationship. The opening lines, 'I'm giving you love, why you giving up?' set the tone for a narrative of struggle and perseverance. The imagery of a hotel in Hell's Kitchen and a king-size bed that 'never felt so bad' underscores the emotional turmoil the couple is experiencing. Despite the conflicts and the feeling of being left in the dark, there's a persistent hope that things can get better.

The song's chorus, 'Darling I, I re-, I remember / The first time I met ya / We're still good together / Even on our worst night,' highlights the enduring connection between the couple. This refrain serves as a reminder of the good times and the initial spark that brought them together. The lyrics reflect on how seasons change, symbolizing the passage of time and the inevitable challenges that come with it. Yet, there's a belief that they can see 'the light in the dark,' suggesting that even in their darkest moments, there's hope for reconciliation and growth.

The song also touches on themes of insecurity and vulnerability, as seen in the lines, 'Colors of you, red and then blue / I know I get insecure 'cause I've got some shit that you see right through.' This acknowledgment of personal flaws and the mutual understanding between the partners adds depth to their relationship. The repeated assertion that 'we're still good together / Even on our worst night' emphasizes the strength and resilience of their bond. DNCE's 'Still Good' is a testament to the enduring power of love and the belief that, despite the hardships, a relationship can survive and thrive.