Jess Glynne - — Broken (lyrics)
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Jess Glynne - — Broken (lyrics)
Unlike some of her more upbeat dance-pop hits, "Broken" leans into a "little bit of paradise" found in simple, grounding acts of affection, like a partner pressing their cheek against hers to help her breathe. Musical Style & Performance
It mirrors the introspective tone of other tracks on the album, such as "Thursday," which similarly deals with body image and self-acceptance. Critical Reception
"Broken" is a soulful, vulnerable track from Jess Glynne’s second studio album, Always In Between (2018). The song serves as a raw exploration of insecurity and the disbelief that comes when someone continues to love you despite your own perceived flaws.
The core message lies in the chorus: "How you can love someone so broken, so right?" . It highlights a relationship where the partner sees through her "cracks" and provides words that never let her down.
Glynne describes her weakest moments, such as "hiding herself" when falling hard or crying through the day.
Critics often highlight "Broken" as one of the record's most sincere moments, showcasing Glynne as a "serious pop artist" capable of moving beyond catchy hooks into deep emotional territory. While some find the overall album production occasionally too polished, "Broken" is frequently cited as a standout for its "raw heartbreak" and "beautifully devastating" delivery. Album Review: Jess Glynne (2018, LP) - TAIT McGREGOR
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Unlike some of her more upbeat dance-pop hits, "Broken" leans into a "little bit of paradise" found in simple, grounding acts of affection, like a partner pressing their cheek against hers to help her breathe. Musical Style & Performance
It mirrors the introspective tone of other tracks on the album, such as "Thursday," which similarly deals with body image and self-acceptance. Critical Reception
"Broken" is a soulful, vulnerable track from Jess Glynne’s second studio album, Always In Between (2018). The song serves as a raw exploration of insecurity and the disbelief that comes when someone continues to love you despite your own perceived flaws.
The core message lies in the chorus: "How you can love someone so broken, so right?" . It highlights a relationship where the partner sees through her "cracks" and provides words that never let her down.
Glynne describes her weakest moments, such as "hiding herself" when falling hard or crying through the day.
Critics often highlight "Broken" as one of the record's most sincere moments, showcasing Glynne as a "serious pop artist" capable of moving beyond catchy hooks into deep emotional territory. While some find the overall album production occasionally too polished, "Broken" is frequently cited as a standout for its "raw heartbreak" and "beautifully devastating" delivery. Album Review: Jess Glynne (2018, LP) - TAIT McGREGOR