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Neon

 

            
             Neon by John Mayer is a love song that shows us that not everyone is within reach. Someone who might be "the one" for you just has no interest in you or has substance problems. The latter is more evident in Neon. Mayer's use of tone, imagery, irony, and diction give reason to suggest that he obviously knew the deeper meaning in Neon could be seen by those who listen and read.
             "When sky blue gets dark enough to see the colors of the city lights a trail of ruby red and diamond white hits her like a sunrise and she comes and goes like no one can." The opening line to Neon sets the tone that this is a message of someone who could have been completely normal during regular hours of the day, however, during the night hours a new person, a different person came alive.
             "Tonight she's out to lose herself to find her high on Peachtree Street. From mixed drinks to techno beats its always heavy into everything so she comes and goes like no one can, she comes and goes and no one knows she slipping through my hand." The second stanza shows how a person can lose themselves over a cheap substance. It also shows that a person who is taken over by substance will "go heavy into everything" simply stating that if you mess with fire you will get burned.
             "She's always buzzing just like neon. Who knows how long she can go before she burns away." She is under the influence of drugs and "buzzing" like the glimmerance of neon, a gaseous fluorescent material that burns strong in the short terms but with time burns away.
             "I can be her angel now although it's not my place to hold her down and its hard for me to take a stand when I would take her any way I can." He can save her from her substance abuse even thought it's not his responsibility, once again showing his love and commitment to her, he is also in a hard situation saying how it is contradicting to shun this girl away when he has wanted her and still continues to want her even after so long.


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