Omen (Disclosure)

“Omen” describes a realization after a separation that the partner’s sadness was a sign, a warning, or an “omen” of the narrator’s own impending loneliness and regret.

The song conveys a journey from ignorance to understanding of the value of the relationship.

🥇1st Place – Disclosure

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🥉3rd Place – SAM SMITH

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4th Place – BBCRadio1VEVO

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5th Place – Disclosure

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6th Place – Costantino Carrara Music

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7th Place – Alicia Moffet

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8th Place – Doug Panton

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9th Place – Cover Nation

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10th Place – Ali Brustofski

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11th Place – The MadHatters

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12th Place – LauraZocca

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13th Place – PRODUCE MUSIC NOW

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14th Place – Jason Farol

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16th Place – Arvin Tiongco

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17th Place – You Idol

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18th Place – SPACE ONE (스페이스원)

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19th Place – HighOnTracks

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20th Place – Nu Movement

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Did you know?

The song begins with the narrator reflecting on how their perspective shifted after the departure of their partner (“When you left, my picture changed”).

Initially, they were “blinded” and failed to recognize the significance of their partner’s unhappiness.

The repeated line, “It’s an omen / Caught my baby crying, saw the silver lining,” suggests a belated understanding; the partner’s tears were not just sadness but a sign of deeper issues within the relationship.

The lyrics “My mind would rule my heart / I didn’t pay attention to the light in the dark” indicate a prioritizing of logic over emotion, leading to a neglect of the relationship’s emotional needs.

The realization hits when the partner leaves (“You left before my eyes”), causing the narrator to understand their dependence and the meaning of the “omen”.

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