5 Dove Cameron Songs That Whisk Me Away to Escapist Fantasies

Cameron sings of cherishing all of the happy moments shared with a loved one. Through this song, we're taken to a rainy night in Paris where a couple carelessly laughs and capers around the city with the Eiffel Tower in the background.

"Waste" is all about being so in love with someone that the relationship envelops you in its euphoria. Imagine two lovers holding hands, lying in an open field, and watching the sunrise. Nothing matters in that moment, except their matchless human connection and nature's indication of new beginnings.

Cameron copes with a loss of some kind in this plaintive tune. The ethereal sound juxtaposed with the heavy lyrics evoke a black and white vision of someone — wearing a lavish ensemble — slowly falling into a void partially illuminated by a ribbon of light shining from above. Yes, this song is about being in a dark place and feeling weary, but, as Cameron has shown through her personal journey, there's hope for a brighter tomorrow.

This is a multifaceted look at romance and how relationships work. Cameron isn't saying that her relationship with boyfriend Thomas Doherty, who makes a brief appearance at the end, is perfect. Instead, she highlights his ability to help her through the best and worst of times. All we can picture is a couple cozied up in their apartment going through a roller coaster of emotions — laughing, crying, arguing, shunning — before finally embracing, knowing that they'll always have each other's backs. No matter what, they're taking on the good, the bad, and the ugly together.

Cameron lets her hair down and reflects on feelings of joy in "So Good." We see this as a sort of theme song for a young woman enjoying a girls' night out with friends. And at the end of her escapade, she returns to her one-bedroom apartment alone, pops a bottle of champagne, reheats some leftover pasta, and blithely indulges in her meal with a look of contentment and pure happiness.