It sounds as if Robert Smith is talking of a rogue lover he adores but knows she doesn't love him as he lives her, and he waits for her patiently to arrive home
"Where she's been
And I'm crying for yesterday "
. It could also be as simple as a teenager party song but what sort of teenage song calls for such sorrowful and passionate vocals??
It sounds as if Robert Smith is talking of a rogue lover he adores but knows she doesn't love him as he lives her, and he waits for her patiently to arrive home "Where she's been And I'm crying for yesterday " . It could also be as simple as a teenager party song but what sort of teenage song calls for such sorrowful and passionate vocals??