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Maroon Five By Adam Levine Analysis

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Maroon Five has always been one of my favorite bands since I was a little girl, but I never really listened to Adam Levine’s lyrics. “She will be loved” by Maroon Five has a deeper meaning than the one portrayed on the music video. If you look into the lyrics, you will be able to see it’s about a girl who obviously has some love issues, and a guy who loves her for who she really is. Even though he is always stuck into the friend zone. First, Adam Levine starts out with singing, “Beauty queen of only eighteen, she had some trouble with herself.’ Which brings us to the question, what kind of trouble? Could it possibly be drugs, alcohol, or maybe personal issues? She could be in many terms, a whore. Then the song brings in, “He was always there …show more content…

He gives her space as a lover and a friend, but he will always be a shoulder to cry on if needed. He wants to be her sun light on a rainy day. A girl with a “broken smile” really hits me. This girl hides everything that is happening in her life behind her smile. She’s very lucky to have a man like the one in the song, who will be right there for her when she’s ready. “And she will be loved.” Repeated by Adam. This guy is going to love her unconditionally for who she is, even though this girl is beaten, broken and dying …show more content…

“Tap on my window, knock on my door, I want to make you feel beautiful”, is portrayed as he wants her to come to him with her problems. He promises her he will treat her right and make her feel like the beautiful girl she is. “I know I tend to get so insecure, it doesn’t matter anymore!” The guy in the song obviously is anxious but uncertain about being in a relationship with the girl. Especially because he’s always been there for her, but just a shoulder to cry on. I think he understands her insecurities also so he lets her know just throw that all out the window. He wants to start

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