Gerry Cinnamon - Head in the Clouds Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What inspired Gerry Cinnamon to write 'Head in the Clouds'?

   Gerry Cinnamon was inspired to write 'Head in the Clouds' while dealing with insomnia. He wrote it during the recording of his album The Bonny and finished it after celebrating Josh Taylor's victory in the World Boxing Super Series final.

2. Was there a specific event that influenced the completion of 'Head in the Clouds'?

   Yes, Gerry Cinnamon completed 'Head in the Clouds' following three days of celebrating Josh Taylor's victory against Regis Prograis in the World Boxing Super Series final.

3. How does Gerry Cinnamon describe the theme change in 'Head in the Clouds'?

   Gerry Cinnamon describes a shift from a bleak outlook due to insomnia to feelings of being loved up. However, instead of embracing these emotions, he tries to deny them, as revealed by the song's character trying to run away from love.

4. What does Gerry Cinnamon say about understanding changes within 'Head in the Clouds'?

   Gerry Cinnamon mentions that you don't really understand what changes until the end of the song when it's revealed that the character is actually loved up and trying to escape those feelings.

5. What are some notable lyrics from 'Head in the Clouds'?

   'I don't know if you're really in love but I have my suspicions,' is one notable lyric where Gerry Cinnamon hints at uncertainty about love, reflecting his attempt to run away from emotional attachment.