This song is my favourite. But doesn't it mean that she was dying "I can't forget this evening
Or your face as you were leaving " & " You always smile but in your eyes your sorrow shows" means that she is sorry that she has to leave.
When you analyse the song closely, it doesn't actually mean that they are breaking up.
"When I had you there but then I let you go" also depicts the death of his lover, when he thinks he could have saved.
The second verse was really confusing, as it is said in past tense, and it has tommorrow in it.
I think he uses the term tomorrow because he could have had her in his future if he really wanted, but he let her go instead. It was for her own good, and it's what he thought he wanted, but the decision haunts him.
I think he uses the term tomorrow because he could have had her in his future if he really wanted, but he let her go instead. It was for her own good, and it's what he thought he wanted, but the decision haunts him.
I don't see death in the song. I see a painful breakup where both people still want to be together but have to give up on the relationship because they want different things out of life. They've known it for a long time but they hang on because they love each other. Eventually,...
I don't see death in the song. I see a painful breakup where both people still want to be together but have to give up on the relationship because they want different things out of life. They've known it for a long time but they hang on because they love each other. Eventually, they conclude that they both have to move on to get what they want out of life.
I'm not even going to try to pretend I'm not talking about myself here. It's a powerful song, and I think it's general enough to apply to many lovesick situations.
I NOTICED THE SAME THING. HERE'S YOUR ANSWER: TOMORROW RHYMES WITH SORROW. OTHERWISE, TO MAKE SENSE, THE VERSE WOULD HAVE TO BE, "I COULDN'T FORGET THE NEXT DAY", & THAT SIMPLY WOULDN'T WORK.
I NOTICED THE SAME THING. HERE'S YOUR ANSWER: TOMORROW RHYMES WITH SORROW. OTHERWISE, TO MAKE SENSE, THE VERSE WOULD HAVE TO BE, "I COULDN'T FORGET THE NEXT DAY", & THAT SIMPLY WOULDN'T WORK.
This song is my favourite. But doesn't it mean that she was dying "I can't forget this evening Or your face as you were leaving " & " You always smile but in your eyes your sorrow shows" means that she is sorry that she has to leave. When you analyse the song closely, it doesn't actually mean that they are breaking up. "When I had you there but then I let you go" also depicts the death of his lover, when he thinks he could have saved.
The second verse was really confusing, as it is said in past tense, and it has tommorrow in it.
I think he uses the term tomorrow because he could have had her in his future if he really wanted, but he let her go instead. It was for her own good, and it's what he thought he wanted, but the decision haunts him.
I think he uses the term tomorrow because he could have had her in his future if he really wanted, but he let her go instead. It was for her own good, and it's what he thought he wanted, but the decision haunts him.
I don't see death in the song. I see a painful breakup where both people still want to be together but have to give up on the relationship because they want different things out of life. They've known it for a long time but they hang on because they love each other. Eventually,...
I don't see death in the song. I see a painful breakup where both people still want to be together but have to give up on the relationship because they want different things out of life. They've known it for a long time but they hang on because they love each other. Eventually, they conclude that they both have to move on to get what they want out of life.
I'm not even going to try to pretend I'm not talking about myself here. It's a powerful song, and I think it's general enough to apply to many lovesick situations.
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I NOTICED THE SAME THING. HERE'S YOUR ANSWER: TOMORROW RHYMES WITH SORROW. OTHERWISE, TO MAKE SENSE, THE VERSE WOULD HAVE TO BE, "I COULDN'T FORGET THE NEXT DAY", & THAT SIMPLY WOULDN'T WORK.
I NOTICED THE SAME THING. HERE'S YOUR ANSWER: TOMORROW RHYMES WITH SORROW. OTHERWISE, TO MAKE SENSE, THE VERSE WOULD HAVE TO BE, "I COULDN'T FORGET THE NEXT DAY", & THAT SIMPLY WOULDN'T WORK.