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From 'Lean on Me' to 'Bad Blood': Song lyrics have become less focused on friendship and loyalty and more about cheating and betrayal over the past 60 years, study finds

Daily Mail 1 min read 5 hours ago

Older generations often complain that they don't make songs like they used to. Now, a study confirms that this really is the case, as song lyrics have shifted from moral virtues to vices.
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