“Meteor” by Kenya Grace
The lyrics of Kenya Grace’s “Meteor” describe the deep, contemplative thoughts someone has when faced with the hypothetical end of this world, emphasizing the idea of seeking comfort, connection, and closure during those final moments.
Kenya dreams about an impending meteor. The thought that she has a limited amount of time left, leads to questions about whether certain significant people from her past would want to be by her side during the last moments on earth.
These thoughts running through Kenya’s mind highlight the lingering bonds and unresolved emotions. The repeated question “Would you want me?” underscores Kenya’s need for affirmation and companionship.
The lines about the world not feeling complete without the person and seeing “faces in places” that mean nothing suggest to me that Kenya values deep, meaningful connections.
All in all, “Meteor” conveys a sense of urgency, vulnerability, and the innate human desire for connection in the face of existential threats.
“If we had one day left on earth
Would you call me? would you call me?
And in our last few moments left
Would you want me? would you want me?
If we had one day left on earth
Would you call me? would you call me?
And in our last few moments left
Would you want me? would you want me?”
Did Kenya Grace write “Meteor”?
Yes. Kenya not only wrote this song herself but she also produced it all by herself.
Release Date
“Meteor” has an official release date of May 18th, 2023.
