"Classic" by James Arthur is a song about a relationship that may not be what it seems. The singer describes a woman who has all the qualities he desires, but she seems to see through his charm and does not reciprocate his affections. Throughout the song, he refers to the relationship as having "all the makings of a classic," but he also recognizes that he is not what she wants or needs. The singer acknowledges his own flaws and insecurities, admitting that he does not even love himself. The chorus reflects the unpredictability and confusion of the relationship, with lyrics like "the devil dances, the angels sing out of tune." Despite this, the woman insists that she is in love and refuses to let go. Overall, "Classic" explores the complexities of love and relationships, and the difficulties that arise when two people have different desires and expectations.
