A tricky time never slows,
That moment walked me by
without bothering to say,
lucky time never stops,
That moment walked me by
without bothering to,

Say hello,
(Say hello)
Say hello,
(Say hello)
Say hello,
(Say hello)
Say hello,
(Say hello)
Say..

A tricky time never slows,
That moment walked me by
without bothering to say,
lucky time never stops,
That moment knocked me down
without bothering to,

Say hello,
Say hello,
Say hello,
Say hello,
(Say hello)

A tricky time never slows,
That moment walked me by
without bothering to say,
lucky time never stops,
That moment knocked me down
without bothering to,

Say hello,
(Say hello), x2

(Say hello) x5

(Say hello) x10


Lyrics submitted by cyberblade_256

Say Hello Lyrics as written by Anoushseh Khalili Louise Ali Shirazinia

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    I agree with ILove WTB. Also, I've always interpreted it as the girl missing out on an opportunity to have a boyfriend because he didn't talk to her or give her a chance, but that's just my interpretation.

    whisperingdevilon March 05, 2008   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    best shortest lyrics ever. I think u need to be on E or coke and be sad to understand this song lol

    moninnon January 07, 2011   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    It sounds like the singer is talking about life being too fast. But I am not good at working out meanings. So i might be wrong.

    cyberblade_256on July 22, 2005   Link
  • 0
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    This is a great song, I wouldn't normally go for songs like this, but when I first heard this it was so soothing, a really good drive song!

    Such short lyrics, can be hard to decipher but they work incredibly well, I think she maybe talking about a particular moment in life when life is going really great, feels that time will never slow down, maybe she doesnt want time to stop...I'm not very good either, but hey... :) Thanks for the lyrics cyberblade_256 :)

    LillyDarkoon August 06, 2005   Link
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    Wonderful song, but in my opinion, very meaninful. I agree with cyberblade. I think the lyrics mean that time goes too fast and that you should try and make the best of everything and meet as many people as you can. Don't be mean to them either.

    The filmclip I love. There is a boy who digs a whole to China, and he communicates with her using pictures and those tin can-telephones. The girl eventually gets taken away and the boy thinks she doesn't like him anymore.

    ILoveWTBon September 15, 2005   Link
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    'Tricky time never slows That moment walked me by without bothering to say'

    --I think the singer is talking about the restraints of time. That she experienced a moment in her life when she felt happy yet she didn't realise or grasp this until the moment had gone. It's as though happiness passes you by so quickly that when you are in the moment you don't realise and before you know, it has gone.

    'Lucky time never stops That moment knocked me down without bothering to'

    --Here she is contrasting to what she said before. She is saying...Actually it can be good that time carries on regardless otherwise I'd have never experienced this moment of happiness.

    What does everyone think?

    *Anna*on January 20, 2006   Link
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    i thought she was saying "she gets high and never stops.." glad i took time to read this. i think this song is about some1 who caught your eye, passes by and takes your breath away. it happens.

    bluelightmikeon January 25, 2006   Link
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    i really like this song i usually dont like this sort of music at all (i like indie) but i do like this

    bloc_party15on August 30, 2006   Link
  • 0
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    I absolutly love this song. A few nights ago i had the worst paranoid/panic attack after smoking up and this song was the only thing that could calm me down properly. As for the lyrics, its all about time and how it passes by without anyone noticing.

    BlueJewelon September 30, 2006   Link
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    I believe it has something to do with eaither, you never miss a good thing till its gone, or sometimes by the time you realize what something or someone means to you its to late

    B@m_L@$t_@$$on October 10, 2006   Link

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