Clean Songs by Alex Warren

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Explore top Alex Warren songs with each track labeled clean, borderline, or not clean based on our review. Borderline tracks are otherwise clean but contain something worth checking first, most often mild language, and we show the reasons behind every borderline and not clean label. Use the filters to focus on the group you need.

We review these songs for clean, family-friendly listening and label each one clean, borderline, or not clean. Borderline tracks are otherwise clean but contain something worth knowing about first, such as mild language. Use the filters below to browse the collection and preview tracks one at a time.

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  • Alex Warren - Ordinary

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1)

    Why this status: The song uses metaphorical and romantic language with spiritual imagery (altar, prayer, angels, heaven, sanctuary, dust). Phrases like 'layin' me down 'til we're dead and buried,' 'drunk on your vine,' and 'shatter me with your touch' are poetic and metaphorical expressions of deep intimacy, not explicit sexual content. Religious imagery is used metaphorically to express profound connection and devotion. No profanity, explicit sexual acts, or vulgar language detected.

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  • Alex Warren - Carry You Home

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1)

    Why this status: No profanity or explicit sexual content detected.

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  • Alex Warren - Eternity

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid

    Why this status: The phrase 'h*** that I call home' is used metaphorically and descriptively to convey emotional pain and struggle, not as an expletive or intensifier. The song contains romantic and emotional themes about loss and longing, with poetic and metaphorical language throughout. No explicit sexual content, no casual profanity, no insults detected. The overall tone is melancholic and introspective, appropriate for school settings.

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  • Alex Warren, Jelly Roll - Bloodline

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid

    Why this status: The song contains the phrase 'half the h*** you've seen' which uses 'h***' in a descriptive/metaphorical context rather than as an expletive or intensifier, so it does not qualify as profanity.

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  • Alex Warren - Ordinary - Wedding Version

    Clean

    Album: Ordinary (Wedding Version)

    Why this status: Song contains no profanity or explicit sexual content.

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  • Alex Warren - Before You Leave Me

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1)

    Why this status: No profanity detected in the lyrics.

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  • Alex Warren - EMERALD EYES

    Clean

    Album: WILDCHILD

    Why this status: No profanity detected in the lyrics.

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  • Alex Warren - PASSENGER

    Clean

    Album: PASSENGER

    Why this status: The phrase 'for the h*** of it' uses 'h***' as a colloquial intensifier in a non-expletive context, which is not considered profanity.

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  • Alex Warren - RESCUER

    Clean

    Album: RESCUER

    Why this status: No profanity or expletives detected.

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  • Alex Warren - Burning Down

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1)

    Why this status: The song contains no profanity or explicit sexual content.

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  • Alex Warren - FINE PLACE TO DIE

    Clean

    Album: FINE PLACE TO DIE

    Why this status: No profanity detected. The lyrics use metaphorical language about burning and ending, which are poetic devices expressing romantic intimacy and devotion. Phrases like 'take my body,' 'the soul you come crashing into,' and 'to burn with you' are metaphorical expressions of passion and connection, not explicit sexual content. The song employs apocalyptic imagery (world on fire, walls crumbling) as a backdrop for romantic commitment. All language is appropriate for school audiences.

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  • Alex Warren - You Can't Stop This

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid

    Why this status: Song contains no profanity or explicit sexual content. Lyrics focus on determination, overcoming obstacles, and self-belief. Phrases like 'bleed', 'burned bridges', 'throw your stones' are used metaphorically to convey resilience and perseverance. The song is motivational in nature and appropriate for school settings.

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  • Alex Warren, Luke Combs - Ordinary (feat. Luke Combs) - Live from Lollapalooza

    Clean

    Album: Ordinary (feat. Luke Combs) - Live from Lollapalooza

    Why this status: The song uses religious and metaphorical imagery throughout (altar, prayer, angels, heaven, Lord, sanctuary, hallelujah, dust) in a spiritual and poetic context.

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  • Alex Warren - Troubled Waters

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1)

    Why this status: The song uses metaphorical language about emotional drowning and relationships, with no profanity, explicit sexual content, or offensive language.

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  • Alex Warren - SAME STARS

    Clean

    Album: WILDCHILD

    Why this status: The song contains emotional, romantic themes about loss and longing without explicit sexual content or profanity.

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  • Alex Warren - Chasing Shadows

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1)

    Why this status: No profanity detected in the lyrics.

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  • Alex Warren - I MISS YOU MORE

    Clean

    Album: WILDCHILD

    Why this status: The song contains no profanity, explicit sexual content, or vulgar language.

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  • Alex Warren - WON'T GO BACK AGAIN

    Clean

    Album: WILDCHILD

    Why this status: The song contains no profanity, expletives, or slurs.

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  • Alex Warren, Gigi Perez - Eternity

    Clean

    Album: Eternity

    Why this status: The song contains the phrase 'it's a h*** that I call home' which uses 'h***' in a metaphorical, descriptive context rather than as an expletive or intensifier. This is not considered profanity.

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  • Alex Warren, Joe Jonas - Burning Down (with Joe Jonas)

    Clean

    Album: Burning Down (with Joe Jonas)

    Why this status: The song contains no profanity or explicit sexual content.

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  • Alex Warren, ROSÉ - On My Mind

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid

    Why this status: No profanity or explicit content detected.

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  • Alex Warren - ONLY THING LEFT

    Clean

    Album: WILDCHILD

    Why this status: No profanity detected.

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  • Alex Warren - LAST TIME

    Clean

    Album: WILDCHILD

    Why this status: No profanity or explicit content detected.

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  • Alex Warren - WILDCHILD

    Clean

    Album: WILDCHILD

    Why this status: No profanity or explicit sexual content detected.

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  • Alex Warren, Ella Henderson - Carry You Home (feat. Ella Henderson)

    Clean

    Album: Carry You Home (feat. Ella Henderson)

    Why this status: No profanity or expletives detected.

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  • Alex Warren - First Time On Earth

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid

    Why this status: No profanity detected in the lyrics.

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  • Alex Warren - ARE YOU HAVING FUN, ALEX?

    Clean

    Album: WILDCHILD

    Why this status: This is a lighthearted interlude featuring casual, family-friendly dialogue and greetings. The song contains holiday wishes (Merry Christmas, Happy birthday), playful banter, and encouraging remarks (Way to go, Alex). No profanity, explicit sexual content, or inappropriate language is present. The tone is humorous and celebratory, appropriate for all ages.

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  • Alex Warren - One More I Love You

    Clean

    Album: One More I Love You

    Why this status: Song contains emotionally reflective content about loss, regret, and longing to reconnect with a lost loved one.

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  • Alex Warren - The Outside

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid

    Why this status: The song addresses mature themes including struggle, mental health, financial stress, and loss, but does not contain profanity or explicit sexual content.

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  • Alex Warren - Headlights

    Clean

    Album: Headlights

    Why this status: No profanity detected. The song uses metaphorical language to express feelings of loss of control and mental struggle (being a passenger in one's own life, mind spinning, inability to see clearly). These are poetic and emotional expressions without explicit content, profanity, or offensive language. Appropriate for school settings.

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  • Alex Warren - Give You Love

    Clean

    Album: Give You Love

    Why this status: No profanity or explicit language detected.

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  • Alex Warren - Change Your Mind

    Clean

    Album: Change Your Mind

    Why this status: No profanity or explicit sexual content detected.

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  • Alex Warren - Never Be Far

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid

    Why this status: Song contains no profanity or explicit sexual content. Lyrics are introspective and nostalgic, reflecting on hometown memories, teenage experiences, and personal growth. References to smoking a cigarette and breaking a bone during youthful mischief are descriptive but not inappropriate for school settings. The overall theme is about cherishing memories and carrying loved ones in one's heart. Suitable for school environments.

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  • Alex Warren - Catch My Breath

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1)

    Why this status: No profanity detected in the lyrics.

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  • Alex Warren - Heaven Without You

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1)

    Why this status: No profanity or explicit language detected

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  • Alex Warren - Remember Me Happy

    Clean

    Album: Remember Me Happy

    Why this status: No profanity or explicit sexual content detected.

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  • Alex Warren - Screaming Underwater

    Clean

    Album: Screaming Underwater

    Why this status: No profanity or explicit sexual content detected.

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  • Alex Warren - Who I Am

    Clean

    Album: You'll Be Alright, Kid

    Why this status: No profanity or explicit sexual content detected.

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  • Alex Warren - Burning Down - Alex’s Version

    Clean

    Album: Burning Down (Alex’s Version)

    Why this status: No profanity detected. The song uses metaphorical language ('burning down,' 'digging a grave,' 'house was burning') to describe betrayal and broken trust in a friendship. The references to 'drunk on bitterness' and 'pray for my downfall' are expressions of emotion and accusation, not explicit language. Themes of betrayal and emotional pain are age-appropriate for school contexts when presented through metaphor.

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  • Alex Warren - Eternity - Orchestral Version

    Clean

    Album: Eternity (Orchestral Version)

    Why this status: The song uses 'h***' in a metaphorical/descriptive context ('It's a h*** that I call home'), which is not an expletive or intensifier and therefore not profanity.

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  • Alex Warren - Chasing Shadows - Acoustic

    Clean

    Album: Chasing Shadows (Acoustic)

    Why this status: No profanity detected in the lyrics.

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