Worldwide

Big Time Rush

Oh,
Wait a minute before you tell me anything, how was your day?
'Cause I have been missing you by my side, yeah
Did I awake you out of your dream?
I'm sorry but I couldn't sleep
You calm me down
There's something 'bout the sound of your voice
I'm never, never (never as far away as it may seem)
Soon we'll be together
We'll pick up right where we left off

Paris, London, Tokyo
There's just one thing that I gotta do
(Hello, tuck you in every night on the phone)
(Hello, tuck you in every night on the phone)
And I can hardly take another goodbye
Babe, it won't be long
You're the one that I'm waiting on
(Hello, tuck you in every night on the phone)
Girl I'll be thinking about you worldwide, worldwide, worldwide
Girl I'll be thinking about you worldwide, worldwide, worldwide
(Girl I'll be thinking about you)

Yes, I may meet a million pretty girls that know my name
But don't you worry, 'cause you have my heart
It ain't easy to keep on moving city to city
Just get up and go
The show must go on so I need you to be strong
I'm never, never (never as far away as it may seem)
Soon we'll be together
We'll pick up right where we left off

Paris, London, Tokyo
There's just one thing that I gotta do
(Hello, tuck you in every night on the phone)
(Hello, tuck you in every night on the phone)
And I can hardly take another goodbye
Babe, it won't be long
You're the one that I'm waiting on
(Hello, tuck you in every night on the phone)
Girl I'll be thinking about you worldwide, worldwide, worldwide
Girl I'll be thinking about you worldwide, worldwide, worldwide
(Girl I'll be thinking about you)

Oh
Wherever the wind blows me
You're still the one and only girl on my mind
No, there ain't no one better (worldwide)
So always remember (worldwide)
Always remember, girl you're mine

Paris, London, Tokyo
There's just one thing that I gotta do
(Hello, tuck you in every night on the phone)
(Hello, tuck you in every night on the phone)
And I can hardly take another goodbye
Babe, it won't be long
You're the one that I'm waiting on
(Hello, tuck you in every night on the phone)
Girl I'll be thinking about you worldwide, worldwide, worldwide
Girl I'll be thinking about you worldwide, worldwide, worldwide
(Girl I'll be thinking about you)

(Worldwide)
Yes, I may meet a million pretty girls that know my name
But don't you worry
'Cause you have my heart


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    My Interpretation

    I know this song was written for the sole purpose of the the television series for Big Time Rush, but if you where to remove the song from the television series as a whole, I would personally believe this song was written about long distance relationships and how difficult they can be sometimes times.

    the line: "I'm never, never (never as far away as it may seem)" presents that no matter how far away a couple can be from eachother, their love will remain strong

    Cracked-Limbson May 12, 2014   Link

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