"When You're Losing Sleep in Aberdeen" by James Arthur is a tribute to his close friend, Dawson, who he describes as a "gift" in his life. The lyrics speak to the impact that Dawson has had on Arthur and those around him, and the feelings of loss and sadness that come with the knowledge that Dawson will soon be leaving. Arthur reflects on the memories he has shared with Dawson, and the sense of warmth and comfort he has given to those around him. He also acknowledges the difficulty of saying goodbye, and the fear of loneliness and disappointment that can come with such a loss. Despite the sadness, Arthur offers words of encouragement and advice to his friend, urging him to stay strong and reminding him that he is never alone. He emphasizes the importance of their friendship and promises to always be there for him, no matter what. Overall, "When You're Losing Sleep in Aberdeen" is a moving tribute to the power of friendship and the impact that loved ones can have on our lives. It speaks to the importance of cherishing the moments we have with those we care about, and the strength and support we can offer when they need it most.
