The narrator in 'Imagine' is addressing the entire world, envisioning a utopian society where there is no war, hunger, or possessions.

The narrator in 'Hotel California' is a traveler who arrives at a mysterious hotel and encounters strange and surreal experiences.

The narrator in 'Bohemian Rhapsody' is singing to himself, reflecting on his past actions and emotions.

The narrator in 'Strawberry Fields Forever' is singing about his own childhood and memories.

The narrator in 'Like a Rolling Stone' is singing to society, criticizing its values and questioning its norms.

The narrator in 'Billie Jean' is singing about a woman who claims he is the father of her child, but he denies it.

The narrator in 'Dancing Queen' is singing about a group of people who are dancing and having a good time.

The narrator in 'Africa' is singing about the beauty and wonder of the African continent.

The narrator in 'Sweet Child o' Mine' is singing to his lover, expressing his love and devotion.

The narrator in 'I Will Survive' is singing about her own resilience and strength in overcoming a difficult situation.

The narrator in 'Can't Stop the Feeling!' is singing to the world, expressing his joy and happiness.

The narrator in 'Shape of You' is singing to his lover, describing their physical attraction and connection.

The narrator in 'Despacito' is singing to his lover, expressing his desire and passion.

The narrator in 'Perfect' is singing to his lover, expressing his love and commitment.

The narrator in 'Bad Guy' is singing about her own rebellious and unconventional nature.