Trying To Reach You

Mojave 3

I got a number on my wall
Someday soon I'm gonna call
Been trying reach you for a
Long long time
Been trying to reach you
But I could not find a line

Finding an easy way to break your heart
Finding the hardest part is leaving
Finding an easy way to break your heart
Finding the hardest part is leaving

I got a number on my wall
This time you know I want more
It takes a while before you really
Know what's right
It takes a while before you know
What's right

Finding an easy way to break your heart
Finding the hardest part is leaving
Finding an easy way to break your heart
Finding the hardest part is leaving


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Trying to Reach You Lyrics as written by Neil Halstead

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    General CommentBreakup song. I was watching Nowhere (the Gregg Araki film), and this came on, I was thinking "sounds a bit like Mojave 3", I nearly fell off my seat when i saw it in the credits (along with a myriad of other songs that I picked up (I was literally shouting out "THIS IS SONIC YOUTH, I SWEAR")) :D

    The narrator (a male) wants to break off a relationship. he keeps trying to work up the will to do so, reminding himself of it all the time ("I got a number on my wall"). he's been thinking about this long and hard, taking his time before he really knows what's the right thing to do, trying to find more of a reason to break up. of course, he wants to do it causing the least pain, trying to find the easiest way to do it, but he knows that it'll be the hardest thing to do.

    hope that makes sense. I might be oversimplifying it, but it's a fairly simple song (lyrically), and I can't see much immediate metaphor in it, so I'm translating it rather literally.
    SpecialCookieson January 26, 2011   Link
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    General Commentthis makes me want to cry
    koawmfoton January 29, 2016   Link

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