The Message

Majid Jordan's song 'The Message' is a profound exploration of love, self-discovery, and spiritual awakening. The lyrics paint a picture of a journey through emotional and spiritual landscapes, where the protagonist seeks connection and understanding. The opening lines, 'Nights feel cold / The morning is for angels,' set a contemplative tone, suggesting a time of introspection and the hope for divine guidance or enlightenment. The mention of angels and light symbolizes purity and truth, indicating a desire for clarity and sincerity in relationships.

The recurring theme of waiting and longing is evident in lines like 'Every day and I've been waiting on it / Waiting to get closer to you.' This reflects a deep yearning for intimacy and a meaningful connection. The protagonist's introspection is further highlighted by the lines 'Deep in my mind / What else do I say?' which suggest an internal dialogue and a search for the right words to express profound emotions. The imagery of light and the Moon throughout the song symbolizes guidance, truth, and the cyclical nature of life and love.

The song also touches on themes of forgiveness and redemption, as seen in 'Let it rain till you forgive / One day, you lay me to rest.' This indicates a hope for reconciliation and peace, both with oneself and with others. The repeated affirmation 'All this love, it belongs to you' underscores a sense of devotion and the realization that love is the ultimate offering. The closing lines, 'But what can I offer you? / Love / All I can offer you / Belongs to you,' encapsulate the essence of the song—a heartfelt declaration of love and the recognition that love is the most valuable gift one can give.