Ronnie gaat naar huis
Kijk maar in zijn tas
Een cassette en de schelpen uit zijn la
Het ging een tijdje slecht
Maar dat is nou voorbij

Heb je het al gehoord
Ronnie gaat naar huis
Zijn glimlach maakt het zomer voor altijd
Kijk maar op de lijst
Ronnie gaat naar huis

De gaten in de muur
De poster van Parijs
Soep om twaalf uur
En heel de dag TV
Ronnie weet heel goed
Hoe de nachten kunnen zijn
Als je met tellen bent gestopt

Ronnie gaat naar huis
En ▓s avonds naar het strand
En de schaduw die zich Ronnie noemde
Was een andere man

Het spook is uit zijn hoofd
Ik zei toch dat het kon
Misschien dat hij nog belt
Maar dat zal waarschijnlijk niet
Kijk maar hoe hij loopt
Ronnie gaat naar huis

En als de bus dan stopt
Zal de maan van zilver zijn
Wordt het zomer voor altijd
In het huis waar Ronnie woont

En als de bus dan stopt
Zal de maan van zilver zijn
Wordt het zomer voor altijd
In het huis waar Ronnie woont

En als de bus dan stopt
Zal de maan van zilver zijn
Wordt het zomer voor altijd
In het huis waar Ronnie woont

En als de bus dan stopt
Zal de maan van zilver zijn
Wordt het zomer voor altijd
In het huis waar Ronnie woont


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    My Interpretation

    Iets dergelijks in elk geval, ja.

    Whatsifsowhatsiton February 05, 2010   Link

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