Dandelions by Ruth B.: song meaning
This song tells the story of a young woman's overwhelming and hopeful infatuation as she falls uncontrollably in love with someone. She uses the imagery of a dandelion field as a symbol for praying for a love she believes is her one true love in life, conveyed through the perspective of someone lost in a state of bliss and nervousness when making eye contact with the person she loves.
Romantic · Dreamy · Hopeful · Pure love · Prayer · Hope
Behind the song
Ruth B. wrote this song after being inspired by advice from Sia to choose a word that sounds beautiful as the core of her songwriting. She chose the word "dandelion" because she felt it was a lovely word, and began writing the song after looking out the window and seeing dandelions.
Source: Wikipedia: Dandelions (song) (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Mood
The atmosphere of the song feels like being in a bright and soft dream. The use of imagery of flowers blowing in the wind helps create a sense of lightness, yet it is infused with intense longing.
Symbols in the song
- Dandelions: A representation of prayers and hopes released to float along with fate
- Field of dandelions: A space of imagination and overwhelming emotions
Interpretations
- The use of the phrases "hard to breathe" and "feel so alive" reflects the physical state that occurs when we meet someone who makes our heart race so much that we lose control.
Song info
- Artist: Ruth B.
- Album: Safe Haven
- Released: May 5, 2017
- Track 2 of 12
- Length: 3:54
Tracks on the album Safe Haven
- Mixed Signals
- Dandelions (this song)
- Unrighteous
- Superficial Love - Single Version
- If This is Love
- Lost Boy
- Young
- If By Chance
- World War 3
- Safe Haven
- In My Dreams
- First Time
Frequently asked questions
Who sings Dandelions?
Dandelions is a song by Ruth B., from the album Safe Haven.
When did Dandelions come out?
Dandelions came out on May 5, 2017 on the album Safe Haven, track 2 of 12.
What is Dandelions about?
This song tells the story of a young woman's overwhelming and hopeful infatuation as she falls uncontrollably in love with someone. She uses the imagery of a dandelion field as a symbol for praying for a love she believes is her one true love in life, conveyed through the perspective of someone lost in a state of bliss and nervousness when making eye contact with the person she loves.
What mood does Dandelions have?
The atmosphere of the song feels like being in a bright and soft dream. The use of imagery of flowers blowing in the wind helps create a sense of lightness, yet it is infused with intense longing.
Analysis by Lyricly's AI, translated from the Thai page
อ่านความหมายเพลงนี้เป็นภาษาไทย
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