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i was nowhere,
till you changed my mind,
love is sent through being good to you.
then you were somewhere,
somewhere hard to find,
only what you always were,its true.
i'm looking for an open door,
where i can sit,and play in peace with you.
tomorrow changes
fields of green today,
yesterday is dead,but not my memory,
we were strangers,
and then you came to stay,
the sweetest spring dawn morning sings to me.
so now i've found a living sound,
that moves,that breathes and then makes love to me.
till you changed my mind,
love is sent through being good to you.
then you were somewhere,
somewhere hard to find,
only what you always were,its true.
i'm looking for an open door,
where i can sit,and play in peace with you.
tomorrow changes
fields of green today,
yesterday is dead,but not my memory,
we were strangers,
and then you came to stay,
the sweetest spring dawn morning sings to me.
so now i've found a living sound,
that moves,that breathes and then makes love to me.
Lyrics submitted by endeavour
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This song is a very special song for me, reminds me of my first love (in the cover by Gene which I had as a b-side) so I've spent a LOT of time listening to it.
It's a love song, but a slightly bittersweet one (the bits about 'you came to stay' and 'open door' resonated as it was a long distance relationship - he did come to stay, and vice versa) but the bits about 'tomorrow changes' are a reminder that it doesn't or didn't last, and the parts about open door almost seem nostalgic and wanting to return to that previous love 'yesterday is dead,but not my memory' and 'then you were somewhere, somewhere hard to find' which literally or metaphorically suggests that they grew apart, or were literally apart - hence why I connected with this song I guess.
It's quite odd in a way, parts are written as an 'in love' song and others seem to be written afterwards looking back, which is quite unusual and why I probably love it, that mix of nostalgic, bittersweet, knowing it doesn't last but loving the moment it does.