Sometimes I've got nothing to say.
Nothing to sing about,
That makes you lie awake.
Sometimes I've got nothing to do.
Nothing to signal out when I can't be with you.

How should I hold this girlfriend?
As tight as I ever could?
Now, why should I?
No reason why.
You wore me down worse.
Did I show?

Show me something good.
Show me something.

Sometimes I am nowhere to be found.
If it is just a bed, then why the ringing sound?
Sometimes we've got nowhere to be.
Nothing to talk about.
And nothing to agree on.

How should I hold this girlfriend?
As tight as I ever could?
Now, why should I?
No reason why.
You wore me down worse.
Did I show?

How should I hold this girlfriend?
As tight as I ever could?
Now, why should I?
No reason why.
You wore me down worse.
Did I show?


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Repeaterbeater Lyrics as written by Jonas Bjerre Terkelsboel Bo Rune Madsen

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    I believe this song may simply be a statement that living a single life is often preferable to having a partner, despite many people having a fear of being alone or believe they are missing out on being loved. "How should I hold this girlfriend, as I tight as I ever could, Now why should I? No reason why" could refer to the conflict people feel when trying to display affection and trying not to be 'overbearing'. Also, why not holding on as tight as he can, he doesn't fear losing this 'girlfriend', he accepts whatever. He states that 'sometimes I am nowhere to be found' this could mean that being an artistic person, he lives outside of the conventions of a lot of people, in terms of jobs, children etc. He is lost in his own creative world and this conflicts with many people. Also people encourage others to try their hardest to be interesting and romantic, even if it is a facade, 'sometimes I've got nothing to say, nothing to sing about to make you lie awake" "sometimes we've got nothing to talk about, nothing to agree on" simply means that people often have ridiculous notions of how to act in a relationship, why bother pretending to be something you are not? Why try hard to fulfill another person's expectation? Finally 'show me something good, show me something' could be a rhetorical question, as in 'prove to me why I shouldn't feel like this?' Sometimes it's best to leave some relationships as nothing more than fun, not to try and live by ridiculous rules.

    danelectro1on June 22, 2011   Link

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