Lucy
Chasing Memories: Lucy's Sun-Drenched Mystery
Lyrics
That one day at the cafe
Reflecting on a past encounter at a cafe
You probably don’t remember but that’s okay
Acknowledging the possibility of not being remembered
Swimming in the future dwelling in the past
Contemplating the future while dwelling on the past
Sitting here trying to have a laugh
Presently attempting to find humor or joy
Tessellated tiles, last fall’s leaf piles
Describing the environment with tessellated tiles and fall's leaf piles
Wandering nowhere
Wandering aimlessly
Caught the deja vu, confused what’s true
Experiencing déjà vu and feeling confused about reality
Thought about it the whole way through
Reflecting deeply on a particular thought or situation
Lucy, with the sun drenched hair
Addressing someone named Lucy with sun-drenched hair
If you could tell me where, I’d be there
Expressing a desire to be with Lucy if her location is known
No last name, not a number to call
Describing Lucy without a last name or contact number
I could see you in the day but it’s now nightfall
Noticing the contrast between seeing Lucy during the day and the current nightfall
Lost in translation, missed my bus at the station
Feeling lost and facing challenges in communication, missing a bus
Only a few minutes late
Being only a few minutes late despite leaving early
I even left early, should have made a difference surely
Expressing surprise that leaving early did not make a difference
but all stay the same
Noticing a lack of change despite efforts
Lucy, with the sun drenched hair
Repeating the mention of Lucy with sun-drenched hair
If you could tell me where, I’d be there
Reiterating the desire to be with Lucy if her location is known
No last name, not a number to call
Emphasizing the lack of last name or contact number for Lucy
I could see you in the day but it’s now nightfall
Repeating the observation of the contrast between day and night with Lucy
Lucy, with the sun drenched hair
Once again addressing Lucy with sun-drenched hair
If you could tell me where, I’d be there
Expressing the willingness to be with Lucy if her location is revealed
No last name, not a number to call
Reiterating the absence of a last name or contact number for Lucy
I could see you in the day but it’s now nightfall
Repeating the observation of the contrast between seeing Lucy during the day and the current nightfall
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