The Darkest Secret Meanings Behind 10 Controversial '80s Anthems

The Darkest Secret Meanings Behind 10 Controversial '80s Anthems
66. Someone played Every Breath You Take at their wedding last year. Sting heard about it and said, publicly, that he finds this deeply unsettling — because that song is not about love. It never was. But the melody is warm enough, and the chorus familiar enough, that millions of people have filled in a meaning the lyrics explicitly refuse to provide. This happens more than you'd think. These are the ten darkest secret meanings behind the most iconic anthems of the 1980s.

10. Tainted Love – Soft Cell
9. Total Eclipse of the Heart – Bonnie Tyler
8. 99 Luftballons – Nena
7. In The Air Tonight – Phil Collins
6. Sweet Dreams – Eurythmics
5. Billie Jean – Michael Jackson
4. Relax – Frankie Goes to Hollywood
3. Papa Don't Preach – Madonna
2. Born In The U.S.A. – Bruce Springsteen
1. Every Breath You Take – The Police

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