Our Song

Hudson Thames' 'Our Song' captures the fleeting, yet intensely memorable moments of a night out that turns into something special. The song begins with the protagonist feeling a sense of aimlessness and loneliness, as he checks his phone for messages and contemplates his evening. This sets the stage for a night that could go either way, but soon takes a turn for the better when he meets someone new who brings a fresh energy to the familiar crowd. The lyrics 'She makes it so loud' suggest that this new person has a significant impact on his mood and the atmosphere around him.

As the night progresses, the song delves into the intimate moments shared between the protagonist and this new person. The lyrics 'It's three fifteen, just you and me' and 'I'll play guitar, you sing with me' highlight a sense of connection and shared experience. The mention of 'Billy Jean' adds a nostalgic touch, evoking memories of classic songs that everyone knows and loves. This part of the song emphasizes the simplicity and beauty of spending time with someone who makes you feel alive and understood.

The song concludes with a bittersweet realization that the night is coming to an end. The lyrics 'It's five-o-three, it's time to leave' and 'Soon you'll see that I'm not your idea of me' reflect a moment of vulnerability and honesty. Despite the magical night they've shared, there's an acknowledgment that reality will soon set in. However, the repeated refrain 'I can't stop singing along' underscores the lasting impact of this night. It suggests that even though the night is over, the memories and emotions will linger, making it 'our song'—a special, unforgettable moment in time.