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If You Were Here
The Thompson Twins Lyrics
If You Were Here Lyrics
If You Were Here Song Lyrics
If you were here
I could deceive you
And if you were here
You would believe
But would you suspect
My emotion wandering, yeah
Do not want a part of this anymore
The rain water drips
Through a crack in the ceiling
And I'll have to spend
My time on repair
But just like the rain
I'll be always falling, yeah
Only to rise and fall again
If you were here
I could deceive you
And if you were here
You would believe
But would you suspect
My emotion wandering, yeah
Do not want a part of this anymore
August, 18th 2017
Another new wave and synth pop oeuvre, by The Thompson Twins. They start a song with line “If you were here, I could deceive you”. Why? Why would you do that? When you have a girl in your hands, why would you ever deceive her? To lose? That’s insane, really. Seems like a singer does not want that feeling towards a girl anymore and so he lets her go in his own way. He compares himself to a ceiling that leaks – and he has to find a time to repair it. But he does not want that as he’ll always be falling and stepping up just to demonstrate everyone his dreams and thoughts are wandering around and he can’t focus.
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High School Musical Somewhere Over The Rainbow
The Wizard Of Oz Pure Imagination
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The Last 5 Years Almost There
Princess and the Frog
Classic Disney Part Of Your World
Classic Disney Colors Of The Wind
Classic Disney Kiss The Girl
Classic Disney I'll Make a Man Out of You
Mulan We're All in This Together
High School Musical Somewhere Over The Rainbow
The Wizard Of Oz Pure Imagination
Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory Still Hurting
The Last 5 Years Almost There
Princess and the Frog
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