Song Analysis Of Kanye's Song, Roses

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The general theme of this song is how family tightness and family comfort can help conceal and solace in a time of distress or sadness. Kanye West is known for writing deep and heartfelt songs that is revolves on the idea of family; the song, Roses, is a great example of one of his more family revolving songs. The song tells the story of Kanye’s personal life when his grandmother is undergoing surgery and it is unclear if she will make it. Kanye not only has to support his grandmother but also the rest of his family who are experiencing the life changing event as well. Kanye writes how his family members drop what they’re doing and immediately meets up with the other family members and Grandmother. This symbolizes a special bond in the family

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