what heaven is made of

Jordan Fiction's song 'What Heaven is Made Of' delves into the intense emotions of love, capturing both its euphoric highs and devastating lows. The repeated line, 'You must be what heaven is made of, baby,' suggests that the subject of the song is seen as a divine or perfect being, bringing immense joy and pleasure to the singer's life. This metaphor of heaven indicates an almost otherworldly experience, where the singer feels an unparalleled sense of happiness and fulfillment.

However, the song also explores the darker side of this intense love. The lines 'How do you do it? Just like a dream and nightmare combined' reveal the complexity of the relationship. While the love feels like a dream, it also has elements of a nightmare, suggesting that the intensity of the emotions can be overwhelming and even painful. This duality is a common theme in love songs, where the same person can bring both immense joy and deep sorrow.

The song takes a turn with the lines 'How could you do it? Grow your wings and kiss me goodbye,' indicating a sense of betrayal or abandonment. The imagery of growing wings and leaving suggests that the subject has moved on, leaving the singer in a state of despair. Despite this, the song ends on a somewhat hopeful note with 'You make me feel so alive,' indicating that the memories of the love, despite the pain, still bring a sense of vitality and aliveness to the singer. This complex portrayal of love, with its highs and lows, makes 'What Heaven is Made Of' a deeply emotional and relatable song.