Lyrics
Have you seen this face?
Asking if the person has seen a particular face.
Does it ring a bell?
Inquiring if the face is familiar or recognized.
Does it strike a chord somewhere in your mind?
Asking if the face triggers any memories or emotions.
And there's a big reward,
Referring to a potential reward for assisting in solving a crime.
If you help us solve this crime,
Highlighting the reward for providing information.
And if you recognize this face, dial nine nine nine.
Encouraging the listener to dial emergency services (999 in the UK) if the face is recognized.
Have you seen this face?
Repeating the inquiry about seeing the face.
Dig deep in your mind.
Urging the listener to deeply search their memory.
Has anybody seen that little girl of mine?
Inquiring about the whereabouts of the speaker's daughter.
She was always a rover,
Describing the daughter as someone who tends to wander.
But I'm afraid to say she's strayed
Expressing concern that she has gone too far this time.
Too far this time.
Indicating a level of worry about the daughter's actions.
Now I'm sitting at home, staring at the wall.
Depicting the speaker sitting at home, possibly anxious.
Waiting for the missing person to call.
Waiting for a call from the missing person.
Waiting for the message I'm dreading to hear.
Anticipating a message that the speaker dreads hearing.
Waiting to confirm my darkest fears.
Waiting for confirmation of the speaker's darkest fears.
She's a missing person, I wish I could see
Acknowledging the daughter as a missing person.
All of the places she might be.
Expressing a wish to know the daughter's whereabouts.
Maybe I stopped her from being free.
Suggesting the speaker may have hindered the daughter's freedom.
Maybe there was something missing in me.
Speculating on potential shortcomings in the speaker.
Wherever she is, I hope she's doing fine,
Expressing a hope for the daughter's well-being wherever she is.
But I wish that she would phone or drop us a line.
Desiring communication from the missing person.
Till then I've got nothing to ease my mind,
Conveying the speaker's lack of peace of mind until contact is made.
And I'm thinking about her all the time.
Revealing that thoughts about the missing person occupy the speaker's mind constantly.
Comment