If we had to pick between this song and "Tennis Court," this would be our favorite. The track is about finding safety and security with the people you love despite the world being a dangerous, violent place. The title is derived from the buzzcuts her and her friends used to give each other whenever warmer weather started to roll around. One of the most underrated songs off Lorde's first album Pure Heroine, "Buzzcut Season" is rooted in the artist's memories of summer. The second verse addresses the death of Lorde's beloved dog Pearl, and the flight attendant outro by Robyn is possibly a nod to Prince's "International Lover." 9. Ultimately, the song is about learning to carry your emotional baggage - no matter how heavy it may be.
But what makes this song different from Melodrama tracks is its optimistic sound, Sheryl Crow-esque acoustics, and Lorde's newfound maturity. "Secrets From a Girl (Who's Seen it All)" contains the same party elements as the songs from her previous album, Melodrama. We start with a song fresh off Lorde's newest album. "Secrets From a Girl (Who's Seen it All)" These 10 songs prove Lorde has earned her aristocratic stage name! 10. But more importantly, Lorde has authentic songwriting, unconventional sounds, and respect within the industry that ensures her career is one that will live on. She's got two Grammys, two Brits, and a Golden Globe nomination to her name. If it hadn't been for the head of Universal Music Group finding a video of 12-year-old Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O'Connor at a school talent show, we wouldn't have Lorde's intellectual lyrics and funky electronic beats gracing our eardrums. Lorde's music is a mix of melancholy, pure joy, and young adult spunk. With her new album Solar Power out, now is the perfect time to assess her discography and create our very own top 10 list of her beautiful songs. New Zealand is known for producing three things: Lord of the Rings, lots of sheep, and electropop icon Lorde.
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