I've been waiting for the longest time
I want you to come back
Maybe if the sun would shine
It'd bring my happy back
In the dark
So tired of waking up and its dark
So tired of being stuck on my own here
Norway is cold dear

And here comes june
The sun is gonna shine in june
The doctor says I'll feel better soon
Fills my vitamin D pills
He hands me the big bill

Cause I've been waiting for the longest time
I want you to come back
Maybe if the sun would shine
You'd bring my happy back

I'm gonna stay on this mountain high
Til you come running back
Don't leave me hangin' out on that line
I want you to come back
I want you to come back

I miss my serotonin
And my days are goin nowhere fast
The language is so foreign
And I can never understand
Understand

Come back (x 11)

Yeah cause I've been waiting for the longest time
I want you to come back
Maybe if the sun would shine
You'd bring my happy back

I'm gonna stay on this mountain high
Til you come running back
Don't leave me hanging out on that line
I want you to come back
I want you to come back
I want you to come back
I want you to come back
Yeah

Waiting for the longest time

Waiting for the longest time
I want you to come back



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    Great to hear a song apparently on a subject matter that doesn't crop up that often, like SAD. I'm in agreement with all four previous comments; and I love the line with "I miss my serotonin" too. I woke up the other morning with the line "So tired of waking up and it's dark" on my mind and now that it's getting late in November it's so fitting. And "the sun is gonna shine in June" is brilliant; I think it's maybe like he's been told it and clings to the thought like a lifeline... Such a great song. Killer bass line too, which makes me love it even more! On the subject of the instrumentation, the strings when he repeats "Come back" 11 times, and then on the following chorus, are beautifully arranged. Oh, you've got to love <i>1972</i>...

    Grace18on November 24, 2011   Link

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