Amore Si
Amore Si: Unveiling the Heart's Dilemma in Tanita Tikaram's Melody
Lyrics
It was a lonely summer where I have been your shelter following your footsteps will you be my first regret?
Expressing a sense of loneliness during a past summer, asking if following the person's footsteps will lead to regret.
Sorry if I'm foolish making myself secrets seems to come between us
Apologizing for potential foolishness and acknowledging that keeping secrets might create a barrier in the relationship.
And we always leave them there, my child always leave them there...
Reflecting on the tendency to leave secrets unspoken and the impact on a child, possibly emphasizing the need for openness.
Who will love you?
Pondering who will love the individual, suggesting uncertainty about the future of the relationship.
Do you break my heart? do I have to go? does it mean we've loved somebody?
Questioning if the person will break the speaker's heart and contemplating the possibility of leaving, questioning the true nature of love.
Now you're falling
Observing the person's emotional state, noting that they are falling, potentially indicating vulnerability or a change in feelings.
Do we have to cheat? do we have to lie? does it mean I've loved somebody?
Asking if cheating and lying are necessary in love and reflecting on the implications of having loved somebody.
Who will hold you?
Pondering who will hold the person, expressing a need for emotional support and questioning the lessons learned from love.
Do we learn to cry? do we have to hate? does it mean we've loved somebody?
Questioning if learning to cry and experiencing hatred are part of the process of having loved somebody.
Waiting in the cold like this always feeling nervous hiding in the shadows I'm sure I can't get caught you know
Describing a state of waiting in the cold, feeling nervous, and hiding in the shadows, possibly conveying a sense of anticipation or fear.
I can't keep together any of my thoughts how they feel but I just came round to talk, you know
Admitting difficulty in organizing thoughts but expressing a desire to talk and communicate.
Always here to talk...
Emphasizing a consistent availability for conversation and support.
Who will need me?
Pondering who will need the speaker, echoing the earlier uncertainty about receiving love and support.
Do you break my heart? do I have to go? does it mean we've loved somebody?
Repeating the theme of a potential heartbreak and questioning the necessity of leaving, raising doubts about the nature of love.
Now I'm losing
Expressing a sense of loss or defeat in the current situation.
Do we have to cheat? do we have to lie? does it mean I've loved somebody?
Questioning the need for cheating and lying in love and reflecting on the consequences of having loved somebody.
Who will hold me?
Pondering who will hold the speaker, expressing a need for emotional comfort and questioning the lessons learned from love.
Do we learn to cry? do we have to hate? does it mean we've loved somebody?
Asking if learning to cry and experiencing hatred are part of the process of having loved somebody.
Now I'm fighting amore si
Declaring a fight with "amore si," possibly suggesting a struggle with love.
Does it mean I'm real? does it make me sane?
Pondering whether the experience means the speaker is real and questioning its impact on sanity.
Who will need me?
Repeating the theme of uncertainty about being needed, echoing earlier lines.
Do you break my heart? do I have to go? does it mean we've loved somebody?
Repeating the theme of potential heartbreak and questioning the necessity of leaving, suggesting ongoing doubts about love.
Now I'm losing
Expressing a sense of loss or defeat in the current situation, mirroring line 18.
Do we have to cheat? do we have to lie? does it mean I've loved somebody?
Questioning the need for cheating and lying in love and reflecting on the consequences of having loved somebody, echoing line 19.
Who will hold me?
Pondering who will hold the speaker, expressing a need for emotional comfort, echoing line 20.
Do we learn to cry? do we have to hate? does it mean we've loved somebody?
Asking if learning to cry and experiencing hatred are part of the process of having loved somebody, echoing line 21.
Now I'm fighting amore si
Repeating the declaration of a fight with "amore si," possibly emphasizing an ongoing struggle with love.
Does it mean I'm real? does it make me sane?
Pondering whether the experience means the speaker is real and questioning its impact on sanity, echoing line 23.
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