If a plane crashed into my room
I wouldn't even flinch
I couldn't try to move
My mind is on you
My mind is on you

If the streetlight smashed above me
I wouldn't move an inch
Turn the glass into stars
And your face is the moon
And the night turns to you
Cos my mind is on you

You've got me caught in a place
Panic for a minute
Got my brain in a daze
I wish you weren't in it
There are so many ways
To lose your attention
You can break everything
But so I can take anything

I can take anything
I can take anything

If electric charges shock me
I smile and fold my arms
I feel nothing new
Because my mind is on you

My mind is on you

And if the floor gives way to my shoes
I wouldn't try to fly
I cant explain why I feel
I always feel you

I always feel, always feel you

You've got my caught in a place
Panic for a minute
Got my brain in a daze
I wish you weren't in it
There are so many ways
To lose your attention
You can break everything
But so I can take anything

Your the heat in my bones
But you break me with stones

You're the heat in my bones
But you break me with your stones

If a plane crashed into my room
I wouldn't even flinch
I couldnt try to move
My mind is always on you
My mind is always on you

Caught in a place
Panic for a minute
Got my brain in a daze
I wish you weren't in it
There are so many ways
To lose your attention
You can break everything
But so

Even when I'm caught in a place
Panic for a minute
Got my brain in a daze
I wish you weren't in it
There are so many ways
To lose your attention
You can break everything
But so I can take anything


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Little Dreams Lyrics as written by Liam Coverdale Howe Ellie Goulding

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  • +1
    Lyric Correction

    The chorus actually goes "Caught in a blaze" =)

    And I couldn't help noticing that you forgot the "what" in the last line of the chorus, so it says "But so I can take anything"

    overall pretty good job though. Sorry, I get really OCD when it comes to lyrics xD

    LittleDreamson April 19, 2011   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    This is lovely. :)))

    IrisElizabethWelleron December 11, 2010   Link
  • 0
    My Interpretation

    I think this song is about a girl who is so I love with a guy that she can't focus on anything else. In the first stanza, she says "If a plane crashed into my room, I wouldn't even flinch, I couldn't try to move, My mind is on you." There are plenty of other quotes that reveal the same nature, but this one I believe is the most evident.

    DeathlyHallowedon March 12, 2013   Link
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    My Interpretation

    This represents my my relashionship with my best guy friend. Okay, like only guy friend, but you know...

    If a plane crashed into my room I wouldn't even flinch I couldn't try to move My mind is on you My mind is on you -The first verse represents how I feel. I am often thinking of him, every minute. It's hard to get me out of daze (I wouldn't even flinch/I couldn't try to move/My mind is on you) The second verse is pretty much alike, just different lyrics.

    You've got me caught in a blaze Panic for a minute Got my brain in a daze I wish you weren't in it There are so many ways To lose your attention - So, alot of times in school I'm distracted by him-just the thought or him goofing around. When I snap out of this "daze" I panic because it's usually a teacher who snaps me out of it and is like "And the answer is..." and my table partner is like "Persuasive" or whatever it is. I sometimes wish he wasn't in my thoughts, but otherwise I'm good with it. :D In the last two lines (There are so many ways/To lose your attention) He's easily distracted by silly things, including girls. But he knows I like him, so he doesn't mean anything with them.

    You can break everything But so what I can take anything-My favorite line of this song. He likes to tease me, to play with my heart, because I seem really weak and spineless but this is me telling him to do what he wants because I can withstand anyting.

    If electric charges shock me I smile and fold my arms I feel nothing new Because my mind is on you-He gets my heart racing, shocks running through me. Nothing hurts me because he is the hurt-the squeeze of my heart, the spine chills, the sweetness of hurt.

    And if the floor gives way to my shoes I wouldn't try to fly I can't explain why I feel I just feel you-I'm seen as the "bird" of my friends, the singer, the poet (Hence my username PoetryBird) I'm easily scared, ect. But with him, I'm more prone to diasters, my klutzyness has worsened. My girlfriends don't get why I like him, they dislike him and vice versa. But I understand him (I just feel you). We click. He's had tragedy happen quite recent, a month or so and I've been living with fear and sadness since I was little, so I get that part. But we're complete opposites-he's loud, talkative, goofy, and akward and I'm quiet, gentle, giggly and akward (One similarity! Yeeesss!)

    You're the heat in my bones But you break me with stones-My third favorite line(s). (My second is above) He is what gives me energy, sends me off, gives me a reason, etc. But he's slightly fearful, so he pokes at me, causes me to be hurt. He tries to understand why I like him, but uses it to his advantage, which pi**es me off. Alot. But I still like him. More than alot.<3

    Anyway, you've got me take/life story. :D

    PoetryBirdon April 21, 2013   Link

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