Tonight I wander carelessly
Through the tunnels of the ABC
I'm not lost
It's just that I need to be
Clear of mind to dream

And the laser shoots another image through my eye
Of a white square piercing a jet black sky
And she floats down
All pretty and bright
And we share a drink tonight
Tonight we share a pint

Gimme a call
You got a phone don't you
Turn it on cause
I need to hear from you
To know why
Cause I saw something today that made it all come
It all came back to me

Gimme a call
You got a phone don't you
Turn it on cause
I need to hear from you
To know why
Cause I saw something today that made it all come
It all came back to me

But she aint stopping me no
Cause I reached that point in my life

But you wont stop me tonight
Cause I reached that point in my life

There's beats and there's pulses and there's rhythm and the soul
And I try to stand quite calmly as I lose control
See this girl was here and she aint no more
She loves this very floor
She loves this very floor

Gimme a call
You got a phone don't you
Turn it on cause
I need to hear from you
To know why
Cause I saw something today that made it all come
It all came back to me

Gimme a call
You got a phone don't you
Turn it on cause
I need to hear from you
To know why
Cause I saw something today that made it all come
It all came back to me

But she aint stopping me no
Cause I reached that point in my life

But you wont stop me tonight
Cause I reached that point in my life

Gimme a call
You got a phone don't you
Turn it on cause
I need to hear from you
To know why
Cause I saw something today that made it all come
It all came back to me


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    This song is amazing. Everyone's interpretations here are different and well, here's mine - probably wrong but oh well. :) He meets a girl, he thinks she's lovely and then she doesn't get in contact with him again. Almost like a one night stand.

    "There's beats and there's pulses and there's rhythm and the soul And I try to stand quite calmly as I lose control See this girl was here and she aint no more She loves this very floor"

    It's like they're in a club or at a gig or something, dancing together, really good chemistry.

    "Gimme a call You got a phone don't you Turn it on cause I need to hear from you"

    She didn't call, even though he probably gave her his number and said she would.

    MayaMooon March 12, 2009   Link

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