The song Siren by Joan Shelley is about a person who feels alone and lost at sea, waiting for someone to rescue them. They have been searching for love and a sense of belonging, but the harsh winds and rough waters have made it difficult for them to find it. The person then meets someone, Aiden, who provides them comfort and solace in the darkness. But despite this, the person is still haunted by their doubts and fears. They feel like they have been mistaken for something they are not, and they struggle to find a place where they can truly rest. In the end, the person realizes that they have been lying to themselves and others, and that they are not as pretty or fine as they wished they could be. But despite this, they keep singing, enjoying the adventure of life and searching for a sense of purpose. Overall, the song Siren is a poignant and introspective song about the struggle to find oneself in a harsh and unforgiving world. It speaks to the universal human experience of searching for love and belonging, and the challenges that come with it.
