Stefanie Nicholas

I love Cake, have since I was a little kid! Most of my friends were listening to early Britney or the Spice Girls at the time but my dad had me and my sisters listening to this "weird music." The meaning is pretty obviously about betrayal from a friend, that 'friend' becomes a four letter word, AKA a curse word. Despite the sparse lyrics, they're quite poetic - for example 'End is the only part of the word that I heard"

I'm in love with this song lately!! I think anyone who has that tumultuous but loving relationship can relate... at least, that's my opinion of what it's about! I am now in a more stable relationship but I can totally relate, and I know as a teenager I would have found this song super romantic ;) I love the poetic lyrics, it's nice to see more 'dancey' music that still tells a story.

Love this song! Especially if you watch the video, with the guys from Duck Dynasty. I think a lot of people interpret this to be 'domestic violence' which I find ridiculous. He's clearly not hurting anyone, but he's hurt, he's mad, and when you get a redneck mad you better prepare!! I don't usually enjoy any 'real' bad revenge but I think this song is fun, haha

This song is hilarious! I love it, even though I'm kind of embarrassed I do, hehe. It's pretty obvious what it's about, no deep meaning here. It's all about that booty! However, Nicki is a really clever artist and there are a lot of unique meanings and double entendres in her music.

I LOVE this song, what a classic! I was about twelve or thirteen when it came out, it was my favourite country song for years. This song is pretty obvious, a little cheeky, and a little sexual! It sounds like he's a New Yorker, the last cowboy in the city. He is talking about how he's not about to change who he is - and why would he, all the girls love him!

I love this song. It's all about a romantic date with a country boy and a country girl. I love the feeling it evokes, of being young and wild, running in the night to hear a train blowing by. They're sitting in a truck, naturally, and just enjoying the night sounds around them. Aldean always tells a story :)

Eric Church is like Bruce Springsteen but country style. His songs are about those blue-collar American roots - though as a Canadian I definitely still relate. This song tells a story about his youth, travelling in an old beat up camper with his friends. You can feel how much he looks back fondly on that time in his life.

One of my favourite songs. It just gives me that amazing nostalgic feeling. This song is what it sounds like - a song about the artist's hometown. I think as well that it's about how hard it is when others move into where you grew up and things begin to change. Eric Church talks about his heritage like it's the most important thing in the world, and you can hear the emotion in his voice.