Carousel

Carnival of Hearts: Michael Jackson's Carousel Tale
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Lyrics

She's from a world

Expressing the contrast between the speaker's and the girl's worlds, with hers being joyful and carefree.

Of popcorn and candy

Describing the girl's world as one filled with simple pleasures like popcorn and candy.

Pony rides for a dime

Highlighting the innocence of the girl's world, where pony rides are a delightful and affordable attraction.

Little children laughing

Painting a picture of happy children, emphasizing the joyful atmosphere of the girl's world.


I'm from a world

Contrasting the speaker's world, characterized by letdowns and perplexities, with the girl's world.

Of disappointments and confusions

Expressing the challenges and confusion in the speaker's life but expressing a desire for a connection with the girl.

But I want her to be mine

Despite the speaker's difficulties, he desires a relationship with the girl from the joyful world.

I started talking

Initiating communication with the girl, showing a proactive effort to connect.

She kept on walking

Despite the speaker's attempt to engage, the girl continues walking, possibly indicating a lack of interest or awareness.

She disappeared into the crowd, ohh

The girl disappears into a crowd, suggesting the challenges of reaching her or forming a connection.


I lost my heart on the carousel

Expressing the emotional impact of the experience, as the speaker feels he lost his heart at the carousel.

To a circus girl

Identifying the girl as a "circus girl," possibly emphasizing a sense of unpredictability or a transient nature.

Who left my heart in pieces

Describing the aftermath of the encounter, with the speaker's heart left shattered by the circus girl.

Lost my heart on the carousel (ooh)

Reiterating the emotional impact of losing the heart to the carousel and the circus girl.

To a circus girl who ran away

Emphasizing the girl's departure, adding to the sense of loss and longing.


Two different people

Acknowledging the differences between the speaker and the girl but highlighting a brief moment of mutual love.

In love for an instant

Describing a fleeting connection between two contrasting individuals who experienced love briefly.

To see that the circus came today

Noting the arrival of the circus, symbolizing the transient and unpredictable nature of the speaker's romantic encounter.

Sometimes I can hear the calliope

Referencing the calliope, a musical instrument often associated with circuses, adding to the circus theme.

And I can hear her calling me

Suggesting a continued connection between the speaker and the circus girl through the calliope's sound.


I lost my heart on the carousel (lost my heart, lost my girl)

Repeating the sentiment of losing the heart on the carousel, underscoring the emotional impact.

To a circus girl who ran away

Reiterating the departure of the circus girl and the speaker's sense of loss.

(I lost)

Emphasizing the emotional toll of losing not only the girl but also the speaker's heart.

Lost my heart on the carousel (I lost my girl, ooh)

Repeating the theme of losing the heart on the carousel and expressing the speaker's deep emotional pain.

To a circus girl (oh, Lord, oh, lost)

Acknowledging the circus girl as the cause of the speaker's loss and expressing a sense of longing.

(I lost, I lost my heart)

Repeating the acknowledgment of losing the heart on the carousel and conveying the depth of the emotional impact.

Lost my heart on the carousel (on the)

Closing the narrative with a final reference to the carousel and the speaker's heart lost in connection with the circus girl.

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