Circles (Post Malone)

“Circles” by Post Malone explores themes of emotional turmoil and the cyclical nature of relationships, particularly the pain of a breakup and the struggle to move on.

🥇1st Place – Post Malone

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🥈2nd Place – Post Malone

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🥉3rd Place – RoomieOfficial

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4th Place – The Voice of Germany – Offiziell

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5th Place – BBCRadio1VEVO

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6th Place – triple j

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7th Place – Boyce Avenue

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8th Place – First To Eleven

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9th Place – Post Malone

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10th Place – Adam Christopher

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11th Place – LUNITY

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12th Place – Axel

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13th Place – Colbie Caillat

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14th Place – Chase Eagleson

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15th Place – Jake Bugg

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16th Place – GuitarZero2Hero Express

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17th Place – Cover Nation

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18th Place – IMY2

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19th Place – Cover Nation

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20th Place – Cover Nation

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Did you know?

The song’s lyrics vividly depict the emotional struggle of trying to escape a toxic relationship that keeps pulling one back in, much like a circle.

Lines such as “We couldn’t turn around ’til we were upside down” and “I’ll be the bad guy now, but know I ain’t too proud” highlight the cyclical and often self-destructive patterns in the relationship.

The phrase “Circles” itself serves as a metaphor for the repetitive and seemingly endless cycle of love and heartbreak.

Post Malone’s known style of blending introspective lyrics with catchy melodies further enhances the song’s appeal, making it relatable to listeners who have experienced similar emotional loops in their own relationships.

The song’s chorus, “So where do we go? No, no, no, I gotta know,” underscores the desperation and confusion felt by the protagonist, who is caught in the endless cycle of trying to break free from the emotional turmoil.

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