We'll take a holiday you
Know Id love you better
We'll take a holiday
You know id love you better
We'll take a holiday you
Know id love you better

What's the difference if its yours
Or if its mine
There's no difference if its
Yours or if its mine
Anticipation and we haven't
Crossed a line
It doesn't matter when its only
A matter of time

We'll take a holiday you
Know I know you'd love me better
We'll take a holiday
You know I know you'd love me better
We'll take a holiday you
Know you'd love me better

We might ever have problems in our life
But this party has the best view
There's no lie
Headstrong my precious alibi
I refuse to complicate you more than is right
You are no reason to give you are
No reason to try
Catch up to find out
I've never seen this life caught up
I was caught up in the times
Catch up to find out I've never seen this life
What's the difference if its yours or if its mine
There's no difference if its your
Or if its mine
Anticipation and we haven't crossed a line
It doesn't matter when its only a matter of time

We'll take a holiday you
Know Id love you better
We'll take a holiday
You know id love you better
We'll take a holiday you
Know id love you better

Catch up to find out
I've never seen this life
Caught up
I was caught up in the times
Nothings yours we've been stuck in rewind

We stand up to get down
We stand up to get down
(Where do we go now)
We stand up to get down
(Where do we go now)
We stand up to get down
Where Do we go now

We'll take a holiday you
Know Id love you better
We'll take a holiday
You know id love you better
We'll take a holiday you
Know id love you better

We'll take a holiday you
Know Id love you better
We'll take a holiday
You know id love you better
We'll take a holiday you
Know id love you better


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Avalon Lyrics as written by Stuart David Price Juliet Stephanie Richardson

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    I think the song is not only about the point of realizing that the relationship is on its way out but also that they were just kidding themselves to begin with.

    I think there's a bit of clever sarcasm in the chorus "we'll take a holiday, you know I'd love you better" - in contrast to the verses, this line sounds optimistic and terribly naive. I think she's mocking of the notion that people actually believe such things because most commercial love songs perpetuate such unrealistic ideas.

    A line and a velvet rope Looks like this party has the best view But no life Headstrong, my precious alibi I refuse to complicate you more than twice You are no reason to give You are no reason to try

    I LOVE this line because it sums up her perception of club culture - "This party has the best view but no life". It's all glamour but no substance. "Headstrong, my precious alibi" - I think her alibi is directed towards herself. She's put-on a persona to adapt to her surroundings yet it defies her true nature but she's doing this because it's socially expected. The persona is simple and naive, suggesting that her partner must be also - she understands he couldn't fathom how she's unsatisfied with this lifestyle ("I refuse to complicate you more than twice").

    This song is loaded with cynicism and that's what I love about Juliet - she's like an anti-pop-star. When you really listen to her lyrics you find a whole new level of meaning.

    gavtailon January 24, 2009   Link

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