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Change In The Song 'Colors' By Halsey

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The song, "Colors" written by Halsey expresses how someone has changed her and they no longer love her because "you touched me and suddenly I was a lilac sky and you decided purple just wasn 't for you." Suggesting that while she was with this other individual they influenced her and she involved into a different person with contracting personality, attitude. beliefs and values. Influenced by their love and behavior it has changed herself as a person, which can be overall supported from the quote, "You were red and you liked me cause I was blue. You touched me and suddenly I was a lilac sky and you decided purple just wasn 't for you." Both individuals have significantly affected each other and at the end, they weren 't meant for each other.

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