You know what this song reminds me of? Thomas Brodie-Sangster and Isabella Melling. When I hear this song, I just imagine them smiling, slow-dancing, talking, and laughing to the song. And at the end of the song, I imagine that they share a small kiss. Its adorable, they're adorable, you think?

I could really relate to the song. My crush, a cute guy named Josh, was the guy I was addicted to for like 4 years and this year, he was moving away so I thought it was the perfect time to tell him how I felt. So I did. And he said "ok" and nothing else. Not even a smile. When I saw his reaction, my heart broke to a trillion pieces. I was sad and lonely for the past few days because I realized, there was no way to communicate with him at all. Not even facebook. But, still, he's stuck in my mind, like there's a permanent place for him there. Darren really hit the truth hard with this song. He explained that in real life, its not always happy endings with your crush unlike all the other love songs. Hearing this made me feel better, I don't know why. Go, Darren, go Phillipines, Go my country!

This is a song from a very heartwarming scene in "Lemonade Mouth" (2011). The friends come over to their friend Olivia's house because they noticed she wasn't at school or she never returned their phone calls. They learn that her cat Nancy died. Olivia was very sad because Nancy was the only thing Olivia had left of her mother before she passed away. The friends start to tell their problems in the family. Stella thinks she's the dumbest in her family of geniuses and she thinks that's why her mother ignores her. Charlie states that he hates that his family expects him to be like his older brothers. Mo says she thinks there will never be a day where she could live up to being the perfect daughter for her dad. Wen, Olivia's crush and vice-versa, says that he hates that his mom left his family and his dad is having a new girlfriend and he's marrying her while finally, Olivia admits her years long secret; her dad is in jail that's why she never talks about him or to him because she is too humiliated. She said her dads been making some bad choices ever since her mom died so the band makes understand that they are there for her, no matter what.

According to Jack Griffo, the song writer/singer, "Hold Me" is dedicated to God and how he takes good care of us even if we make a ton of mistakes. He loves us very much which is why he gave his only son to the world. "He loved the world so much that he gave his only son, that whoever believes will not perish but will have eternal life" -John 3:16

The person singing is trying to say "I'm a woman of my own. I'm not a child anymore, I need to grow up" but, it seems she is not yet ready to grow up. She is saying "I cannot let them see me cry." but on the inside she is crying. She tries to pretend that she is fine, she doesn't need their help. She is trying to say she is to frustrated and fed up with her life and she doesn't want to listen or believe in childish and what she thinks fictional stories. She tries to tell herself there is no such thing as Faith, Trust, and Pixie Dust. She is dealing with too much troubles in her life to care about stories when there is a ranging war outside but, in the end she finally sees the magic, she finally believes that the world is made up of Faith, Trust, and Pixie Dust.

This song was in "Toy Story 2" where Jessie sang this song to explain why she believes that humans don't care about their toys anymore once they grow up. According to her story, Jessie was the favorite of her owner, Emily, they spent time together, they were inseparable. But, one day Jessie was accidentally knocked under the bed by Emily and she didn't search for her but at that time she believed that her owner was still looking for her. One day, while looking for old things, Emily saw her. She brought Jessie to the car and rode to the old park where they used to play all the time. Jessie thought she was gonna play with Emily but, instead, Jessie was put in a donation for the needy children. Jessie was heart broken. She was bought by Al, the toy collector after that. She never believed that children would still love toys after growing up that's why she didn't want to go with Woody to Andy because she was afraid that, once Andy grew up, he would be just like Emily. Woody explained to her that Andy was not like Emily, he wouldn't throw her away. After that Jessie became one of Andy's toys.