Another Suitcase In Another Hall

Andrew Lloyd Webber

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First Verse I don’t expect my love affairs to last for long Never fool myself that my dreams will come true Being used to trouble I anticipate it But all the same I hate it - wouldn’t you? So what happens now? Another suitcase in another hall So what happens now? Take your picture off another wall Where am I going to? You’ll get by you always have before Where am I going to?   Second Verse Time and time again I’ve said that I don’t care That I’m immune to gloom that I’m hard through and through But every time it matters all my words desert me So anyone can hurt me - and they do So what happens now? Another suitcase in another hall So what happens now? Take your picture off another wall Where am I going to? You’ll get by you always have before Where am I going to? Third Verse Call in three months time and I’ll be fine I know Well maybe not that fine but I’ll survive anyhow I won’t recall the names and places of this sad occasion But that’s no consolation - here and now So what happens now? Another suitcase in another hall So what happens now? Take your picture off another wall Where am I going to? You’ll get by you always have before Where am I going to?

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La chanson évoque les désillusions et le sentiment de perte dans les relations amoureuses. On y parle d'une personne qui, après de nombreuses déceptions, a appris à ne pas s'attacher aux promesses d’un amour durable. Elle fait face à une nouvelle séparation, se retrouvant encore une fois à faire ses bagages et à chercher un nouveau départ. La mélancolie imprègne ses réflexions sur le temps qui passe et les blessures du cœur, tout en se convainquant qu’elle a toujours réussi à surmonter ses épreuves. Au fond, il s’agit d’un parcours d'acceptation face à une vie faite d'incertitudes.