Trouble (unreleased)

Harry Styles' unreleased track 'Trouble' delves into the intoxicating yet ephemeral nature of a fleeting romance. The song opens with a nostalgic reflection, as Styles invites the listener to experience the emotions he poured into his music. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a passionate encounter, where the memory of a kiss lingers like a sweet aftertaste, and the couple finds themselves metaphorically 'swimming in the blue,' a phrase that evokes a sense of being lost in the moment.

The song's setting in Hollywood, a place where it 'never snows,' adds a layer of surrealism to the narrative. The mention of singing and the unexpected snowfall symbolizes the magic and unpredictability of their connection. The reference to 'thirteen can be good' suggests a sense of youthful innocence and the breaking of superstitions, further emphasizing the unexpected joy found in their brief time together.

As the song progresses, Styles acknowledges the trouble that comes with such intense emotions. The repeated imagery of being flipped 'upside down' and laying on the ground signifies the disorienting and grounding effects of love. Despite not knowing each other well, there's an undeniable connection that feels both thrilling and dangerous. The chorus, with its admission of being 'trouble,' captures the essence of a love that is as alluring as it is potentially destructive. The song concludes with a bittersweet acknowledgment of the transient nature of their relationship, hoping that the memory of their time together will linger as strongly for the other person as it does for him.