I thought I'd fall for you
'cause you're indifferent
this could be hard for you
that's where we're different

me, I'm not further from all your looks after all
you, you're so proud of you
In here, that's your secret

I thought you were lonely, collapsing all around
You're even far away, never hit the ground
I feel unhappy
Now that I know you
But there's nothing else to do
Say you feel the same
Say you feel the same

? just like
The day cast a shadow
The moonlight cast the sky...


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    My Interpretation

    Gosh, I wanna know the lyrics to this song! I love it so much.

    This is what I hear:

    I thought I'd fall for you 'cause you're indifferent this could be hard for you that's where we're different

    You don't know where you're from all your looks have dropped You, you're so proud of me in here, that's your secret

    I thought you were lonely collapsing all around You're even far away never hit the ground

    I feel unhappy now that I'm over you* but there's nothing else to do so with me you're safe so with me you're safe

    latch on

    just like the day casts a shadow the moonlight casts a spell**

    the day casts a shadow the moonlight casts a spell

    the day casts a shadow the moonlight casts a spell

    the day casts a shadow the moonlight casts a spell

    the day casts a shadow the moonlight...

    *I think there is a double meaning to the "over you" and the line "now that I'm over you." It can be taken as "over you" meaning a sexual position or "over you" meaning she has no more feelings for him.

    ** I hear "cast a spell" and sometimes I hear "cast the sky"-- I chose spell because that makes more sense.

    LoFiBsideon May 21, 2012   Link

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