First Verse:
Well I tried,
And you said
All there is to say,
Well I tried
It’s just so hard to get out
And you said
All there is to say,
Well I tried
It’s just so hard to get out
Comment: This I feel is the main protagonist/singer conveying that they have tried hard to sort a very difficult situation out. The "you" shows that it is maybe a conversation or certainly that the words are being said to someone.
Chorus:
You turn it around and I wanna come back,
We’ve been here before down the very same track,
And I’ve tried too hard to take it back
Take it back
We’ve been here before down the very same track,
And I’ve tried too hard to take it back
Take it back
I’m feeling tired and I wanna cut loose,
A night on the streets leaves me nothing to lose
I’ll do all I can to take it back,
Take it back
Take it back
A night on the streets leaves me nothing to lose
I’ll do all I can to take it back,
Take it back
Take it back
Comment: This suggests that the problem has been a constant problem and strain on the relationship between the two people. The second half suggests that the protagonist is tired and maybe giving up on themselves
Second Verse:
And I’ve heard you say,
That the road is long and winding
The terrain is soo demanding but I,
Refuse to go along
And watch the wheels turn to stone,
Leave me alone,
Never step out from my standing
And object myself demanding to change,
OH to change,
And in the small print I’m finding
That there’s no need in hiding,
With an overwhelming feeling
That where I am residing
AND RIGHT
Will I never learn?
Why’m I stuck in a....
Why’m in stuck in,
Find it hard to let go
That the road is long and winding
The terrain is soo demanding but I,
Refuse to go along
And watch the wheels turn to stone,
Leave me alone,
Never step out from my standing
And object myself demanding to change,
OH to change,
And in the small print I’m finding
That there’s no need in hiding,
With an overwhelming feeling
That where I am residing
AND RIGHT
Will I never learn?
Why’m I stuck in a....
Why’m in stuck in,
Find it hard to let go
Comment: It appears that the protagonist is fairly sure this time that he will overcome the problem and wont give in no matter how hard it will be. This is the feeling i get in conjunction with the ever increasing tempo and tone to the music - sounds like a rebuilding period after the initial downbeat tempo, almost stopping completely - like a crescendo.
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