In your Spleep

Andrew Belle

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Intro : so much for medicines and healthy patients we've got a little bit of a situation now i ride this gurnee towards my confession it's just another day in my sick profession i talk through my melodies but i never listen i'd rather spend all my time talking to you, talking to you oh i just wanna believe that were were made for something more than just what we can see this sickness keeps you coming back if you could see what i've seen then you'd believe in something ghosts are never more than they seem but they keep coming in your sleep they haunt you in your sleep some call them enemies some call them lovers i keep a map of my heart under my covers i marked the spot where we buried our hearts in the earth we've all got stars in our eyes see how they burn see how they burn oh i just wanna believe that were were made for something more than just what we can see this sickness keeps you coming back if you could see what i've seen then you'd believe in something ghosts are never more than they seem but they keep coming in your sleep in your sleep oh i just wanna believe that were were made for something more than just what we can see this sickness keeps you coming back if you could see what i've seen then you'd believe in something oh i just wanna believe that were were made for something oh i just wanna believe that were were made for something more than just what we can see this sickness keeps you coming back if you could see what i've seen then you'd believe in something ghosts are never more than they seem but they keep coming in your sleep in your sleep

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Cette chanson parle d'une profonde introspection, où l'interprète explore des thèmes comme le doute, les regrets et les relations humaines. Il évoque ses échanges avec les autres, tout en ressentant une certaine solitude, comme s'il était hanté par des souvenirs et des émotions non résolues. Les « fantômes » mentionnés symbolisent des rivalités ou des amours passés qui continuent de le hanter dans son sommeil, soulignant une lutte intérieure entre ses aspirations et la réalité de sa vie. Le contexte semble se situer dans un cadre médical ou professionnel, où l'artiste se confronte à la souffrance humaine, tant physique qu'émotionnelle. Cette tension entre la vocation de soigner et le poids des souvenirs fait résonner un désir d'authenticité et de sens plus profond, allant au-delà des apparences.

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