American singer-songwriter Charlie Puth sings about a woman who used to be his girlfriend and continues to stalk him. Charlie doesn’t think she even loves him, but rather can't let go of the relationship.

John Mellencamps’s “little ditty” about a couple of teenagers, Jack and Diane, became his biggest and most well-known hit. The song traces their romance and the experience of growing up in the USA.

Watch American singer Madison Beer in a new studio performance of her song "Reckless." The lyrics switch rapidly between wistfulness and resentment as the music swells with energy.

Why? This questions torment Canadian singer-songwriter Shawn Mendes, as he asks himself how he could ever have lost his focus and the girl he now can’t get out of his thoughts.

Harry Styles Covers Peter Gabriel’s “Sledgehammer” Live on the Howard Stern Show. “I think it’s like the best mixed song ever,” Harry Styles said of Peter Gabriel’s “Sledgehammer” before he and his band broke into their pitch-perfect rendition of the ‘80s hit.

British singer Lola Young vents her frustration at a partner who doesn’t seem to care much about her but criticizes her every move, despite being far from perfect himself. This leaves her constantly feeling like whatever she does will never be good enough.

In this hit song by Gracie Abrams, she assesses a breakup, and looks towards the future, whether she was to blame or not, and one thing that's left to say.

Charlie has made a mistake and cheated on the one he loves. His girlfriend wants to know how long it’s been going on, and in the song Charlie attempts to explain that it happened only once and will never happen again.

In this classic rock song, Meredith Brooks sings about having a complex and multifaceted personality. Brooks has said she wanted to reclaim the word “Bitch” from its pejorative associations, and that the song has achieved its purpose of being a "celebration of Everywoman's multiple psyches."

After "Strange Little Girl" and "Golden Brown," “Always the Sun” was the Stranglers' biggest hit on their 1986 album “Dreamtime.” Enjoy seeing if you can make sense of the song’s seemingly non sequitur verses!

Katie Melua gives a shining performance at London’s famous Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club that is mellow, ethereal, and in many ways “Better Than A Dream.”

American nu metal group, Linkin Park, sing of the monotony with which their hopes are dashed time and time again, and their efforts to belong are thwarted, by the mechanical workings of “The Emptiness Machine.”