Nothing in this world can touch the music that I've heard
When I woke up this morning
It put the sun into my life
It cut my heartbeat with a knife
It was like no other morning

I don't belong to no one, but I want to be with you
I can't be owned by no one, what am I supposed to do?

I can't see the sense in your leaving
All I need is your love to believe in

Don't look into the sun, it's not for me or anyone
To steal the light out of the sky
Is it really such a sin? 'Cause if it is then I'll give in
I can't live without your love

I don't belong to no one, but I want to be with you
I can't be owned by no one, what am I supposed to do?

I can't see the sense in your leaving
All I need is your love to believe in
And for you I would do what I can
But I can't change the way that I am


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Dream Attack Lyrics as written by Gillian Lesley Gilbert Peter Hook

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    I think it is more than someone not wanting another to leave. I think it is about being in love but not wishing to feel trapped (the lyric "don't want to be owned..") and the dilemma of liking and wanting to be in love (and needing the security and comfort of love) but also needing the freedom and independence and not tied. (In some ways similar to the U2 song: With or Without You).

    CharmingManon February 23, 2006   Link
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    I think it's about a woman leaving him because he can't, or won't, commit to her. She needs more from the relationship than he will give and he's trying to find excuses why he can't give.

    Similar in some ways to "2 out of 3" by Meatloaf ...

    Macpedroon April 23, 2012   Link
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    Pretty obvious what the song's about - not wanting someone you love to leave, and trying to convince them to stay. But it's a really amazing song.

    matt675on January 18, 2006   Link
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    I think it is more than someone not wanting another to leave. I think it is about being in love but not wishing to feel trapped (the lyric "don't want to be owned..") and the dilemma of liking and wanting to be in love (and needing the security and comfort of love) but also needing the freedom and independence and not tied. (In some ways similar to the U2 song: With or Without You).

    CharmingManon February 23, 2006   Link
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    I agree with the other posts. It's about human nature fighting itself. People put restrictions and try to trap people they love. He can't be tied down either even though he loves her.

    peptasticon May 26, 2011   Link
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    Yeah... like others said...

    Its about fight with yourself... figth against your nature... Like in movies "..Never go to war, especially with yourself!"

    Its about to be in love... deep love...

    Secure and freedom. Love, but not change... love, but not to be owned...

    Love is blindness! Love scares!

    The Fenix rising, Joy Division down and dark... New Order shine and rise...

    browserboy72on June 06, 2017   Link

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