This is such a groovy song, I sing the lyrics in my head as I read them! It seems to be about tension, perhaps a fight or argument where he's just said exactly what's on his mind and not hesitated and is not facing the consequences of his actions -"gone and put my foot in it again". This also says to me that this is a frequent occurrence, that he does it all the time perhaps! "It's getting hot in here"/the chorus appears to show that he's feeling really awkward about it, and regretting his choice to sat what's on his mind. That he wished they would just laugh about it and let it slide. Could be an argument with his partner or a friend, or maybe just a stranger. "this is our home" could just mean they live in the same area. The Style part could have a hidden meaning but I just think of it as a random chorus! Fits in well with the song. I guess it could mean the same thing as "walking it off" - avoiding what he's said, changing the subject maybe?

This appears to be about a busy person missing their other half. Perhaps he's touring - "A great night out that will continue to the end of the week" or just doing other things without her. But he doesn't feel complete seeing and experiencing new awesome things without her, it doesn't feel the same, perhaps he feels lonely without her - "All that I've seen, means nothing to me, without you". He has a positive outlook though, and is looking forward to seeing her again, he is planning great things for when they next meet - "When i see you next, we'll make the most of it". The "tell the sun to start moving again" seems to suggest that his world doesn't turn without her, that he can't continue his life without her perhaps? Or maybe just means his life seems dark without her there, and that everything brightens up and changes when she is.

This is about someone perhaps living in the past a little - "Lost in the playground", "I'm like a kid" and of course the reference to a Rubik's cube shows he is still childlike in his thought process and his ways. He is still desperate to know what his future holds. He can't wait to find out, he won't rest until he has discovered what his true calling in life is, rather than just seeing where the road takes him. "Come take this weight of me now" to me says he is relying on others to distress him about his journey in life. He is needing other people to advise him and tell him to let it go. "I know i will figure it out" is him still determined to figure out answers to questions and resolutions to problems he may have. It also shows he is feeling positive about his future, that it will all turn out okay.

This is a song about someone who wants to be romantically involved with someone else who isn't that interested. It could be that they are already in a relationship, or perhaps they've been building up a romantic friendship, but it's not quite got to a relationship status yet - "My heart is a stone, you don't want to go there" says she isn't interested, or maybe she's looking for something more. The heart is a stone reference can mean a variety of different things, he could be saying it's hard for him to accept people in, that it takes someone special to warm his heart up, or perhaps she just wants someone who's heart is better than a diamond, as a means to "upgrade" her preference, that he's not good enough. Him saying "I don't mind if you try" is him trying to express his feelings, that he wouldn't protest to her letting him in and seeing where things go. "No one knows how I love you" says to me that even she doesn't know, he clearly doesn't expose his feelings often, he keeps his feelings to himself. Not telling her has allowed her to become distant, maybe she thinks he's not interested but he's explaining that in fact he is, he just doesn't tell others how he feels. The outside love moves on and imaginary world reference I think are just saying they can only be together in an imaginary world, a dream world, that he's accepted that they don't belong in the real world together, that it's not going to work out, however still continues to declare his love for her.

This can hold a variety of different meanings for everybody. To me, it's about someone who is strong and independent (-as the line "on your own"portrays), enjoys life, sees life so positively and has an optimistic approach, but he is the opposite to that, not exactly negative but perhaps takes things for granted or can be pessimistic and down at times. He wants to see the world like she does - the reference to the camera shows she is positive and upbeat, and he wants to be the same as her. He probably thinks if they get involved he'll bring her down, perhaps he's afraid he will make her negative like him - "Stay gold" he is telling her to always be herself, not to change for others much to his dismay as he's mesmerised by her as you can see by him referring to her as a dancer. She may not actually be a dancer, I think he means she has this effect on him, maybe he can't stop watching her. "Chasing after" shows us he is wanting to pursue a relationship or whatever with her, the word "chasing" to me suggests that it's getting nowhere.

This is definitely about missing someone. Either the spark has fizzled out for the other person whilst in a relationship "silence runs along phone lines" but they keep going around in circles and don't resolve anything or they've completely broken up and are continuing their lives without one another - he is obviously struggling with this. He wants to make things better for her, he will excite her and show her amazing things (the firework reference) and be the person she wants him to be because she's dissatisfied/lost interest but he is besotted with her as you can see from the bridge lyrics. He can't get her off his mind. The rejection she bring into their relationship is what keeps him attracted to her - maybe he wants what he can't have and that's what the appeal is - "And then the dark throws me a lifeline" she seems to keep him going with the neglect. Such a beautiful song.