Tonight I wander carelessly
Through the tunnels of the ABC
I'm not lost
It's just that I need to be
Clear of mind to dream

And the laser shoots another image through my eye
Of a white square piercing a jet black sky
And she floats down
All pretty and bright
And we share a drink tonight
Tonight we share a pint

Gimme a call
You got a phone don't you
Turn it on cause
I need to hear from you
To know why
Cause I saw something today that made it all come
It all came back to me

Gimme a call
You got a phone don't you
Turn it on cause
I need to hear from you
To know why
Cause I saw something today that made it all come
It all came back to me

But she aint stopping me no
Cause I reached that point in my life

But you wont stop me tonight
Cause I reached that point in my life

There's beats and there's pulses and there's rhythm and the soul
And I try to stand quite calmly as I lose control
See this girl was here and she aint no more
She loves this very floor
She loves this very floor

Gimme a call
You got a phone don't you
Turn it on cause
I need to hear from you
To know why
Cause I saw something today that made it all come
It all came back to me

Gimme a call
You got a phone don't you
Turn it on cause
I need to hear from you
To know why
Cause I saw something today that made it all come
It all came back to me

But she aint stopping me no
Cause I reached that point in my life

But you wont stop me tonight
Cause I reached that point in my life

Gimme a call
You got a phone don't you
Turn it on cause
I need to hear from you
To know why
Cause I saw something today that made it all come
It all came back to me


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    I dont think this song is about a girl he just met or met once cause he seems really bothered about her.

    I think the first and second verse are all about him dreaming, like "i need to be clear of mind to dream" and then he says "a white square piercing a jet black sky" and "she falls down all pretty and bright".. i dont really know why but this reminds me of her like being sent down from somewhere cause she's so bright and she "falls down", like she's an angel to him.

    I think its more about a girl he likes, they havent really dated or done anything.. but she's just totally ignoring him and wont call him. I think "She loves this very floor" is like saying this is the club she goes to, but she's not been there cause she's avoiding him. Its not letting him stop him though cause he's realised he's tired of chasing after girls who dont want him.

    HannahDoesntKnowon March 27, 2009   Link

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