Waves Of Blue

Majid Jordan's 'Waves Of Blue' is a captivating exploration of the highs and lows of love, wrapped in a dreamy, synth-pop soundscape. The song delves into the intoxicating feeling of being in love, juxtaposed with the realization that the relationship might not be entirely healthy. The lyrics convey a deep yearning to be close to someone, to the point of feeling low when apart. This emotional dependency is highlighted in lines like 'I wanna hold you close, don't wanna let you go' and 'I've been feeling so low.'

The metaphor of 'waves of blue' serves as a powerful image throughout the song. Blue often symbolizes both tranquility and sadness, capturing the dual nature of the relationship. The waves represent the ebb and flow of emotions, the highs of being in love, and the lows of potential heartbreak. The recurring line 'We'll be riding the tide in the sky, so alive, on waves of blue' suggests a sense of freedom and exhilaration, yet it is tinged with a melancholic undertone.

Majid Jordan's smooth vocals and the song's lush production create an ethereal atmosphere, making the listener feel as if they are floating on these emotional waves. The repetition of 'being in love with you' emphasizes the obsession and fixation on the feeling of love itself, rather than the person. The line 'You're no good for me, you got what I need' encapsulates the internal conflict of knowing a relationship is flawed but still craving the emotional highs it provides. This duality makes 'Waves Of Blue' a relatable and poignant reflection on the complexities of love and emotional dependency.