Lyrics
On that cold winter day
Reflecting on a past event that occurred on a cold winter day.
At that club
The setting of the encounter is at a club.
You and I met
Describing the meeting between the speaker and another person (You and I).
It had been a long time
Expressing that a considerable amount of time had passed since their last meeting.
Playing on that stage
Recalling a performance or musical event on a stage.
That skinny guy
Referring to a percussionist or drummer described as a "skinny guy."
Hitting his drum
Describing the drummer hitting his drum.
Banging his cymbal
Depicting the drummer banging his cymbal.
Crash!
Symbolic representation of a crash or impactful moment, possibly in the music.
A row of glasses
Introduction of a row of glasses on a table.
Sitting on the table
Describing the glasses sitting on the table.
I choose one
The speaker selects a glass from the row.
I pick it up
Picking up the chosen glass.
As I lift it to my lips
Lifting the glass to the lips, possibly for a drink.
I saw you
The speaker notices the other person (You) at this point.
You looked into my eyes
Eye contact is established between the speaker and the other person.
I felt it slip away
Feeling a sense of something slipping away or changing.
Crash!
Symbolic representation of another impactful moment or change, possibly related to the glass.
Now it's broken
Describing the current state of the glass as broken.
My glass is in pieces
The glass is shattered into pieces.
Gather them together
Advising to gather the broken glass pieces.
Melt them down with fire
Suggesting the use of fire to melt the glass fragments.
Now I can make
The speaker can now create something new, possibly a glass figurine, from the melted glass.
A glass figurine
Describing the creation of a glass figurine.
It looked like somebody
The figurine resembles somebody, possibly Mick Jones.
Maybe Mick Jones?
Reference to Mick Jones as a potential inspiration or likeness in the figurine.
Clash!
Reiteration of a clash, possibly reflecting on the earlier impactful moments mentioned.
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