Firework Meaning

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Many songs you listen to you may think are fun, playful and cheerful. Some songs that you listen to daily may have deeper meaning then you may think like the song “Firework” by: Katy Perry. This song seems like a fun, happy song but after a 1 week analyzation I realized it has a deeper meaning than that it says to unlock what’s truly inside of you because that part of you is special, unique and makes you, you because no one can be you. Dr. Seuss once said “Today you are you, and that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is youer than you.” That quote is one way to summarize what I think “Firework” means, be you because what’s inside of you is special.

During my time of analyzing I analyzed over 3 lines that had a meaning of you are

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