My World Keeps Getting Smaller Everyday

Neil Sedaka

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Intro: Round and round I go in circles trying to be free Since you went away the world is closing in on me. Every day I face tomorrow knowing you’ll be there. I see your face in every little thing we used to share. The memory of you is everywhere. And my world keeps getting smaller every day I run but I can’t run away. You’re with me everywhere I go And I find you’re in my heart and in my mind c# There’s no place left on earth to stay My world gets smaller every day. In the lonely of the morning when I’m waking up I find you standing at the bottom of my coffee cup. I see you on the highway when I’m driving in the car. Downtown in the city I just turn and there you are. I run from you but never get too far. And my world keeps getting smaller every day I run but I can’t run away You’re with me everywhere I go. And I find you’re in my heart and in my mind There’s no place left on earth to stay my world gets smaller every day. la...la....la ( ) And my world keeps getting smaller every day I run but I can’t run away My world gets smaller every day.

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La chanson évoque la douleur d'une séparation et le sentiment d'oppression qui en découle. L'auteur se sent comme piégé, chaque jour lui rappelle l'absence de l'autre, la mémoire de cette personne le suiv étant partout où il va. Même dans des moments ordinaires, comme le matin au réveil ou en conduisant, il voit des souvenirs flottant autour de lui, ce qui rend son univers de plus en plus étroit. Le contexte est celui d'un cœur brisé, où l'amour perdu continue de hanter chaque aspect de la vie quotidienne, rendant difficile toute tentative d'évasion. C'est une réflexion sur l'impact indélébile que quelqu'un peut avoir sur notre existence, illustrant à quel point les souvenirs peuvent resserrer notre monde émotionnel.

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