I Thought About You

Billie Holiday

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Introdução: I took a trip on a train and I thought about you I passed a shadowy lane and I thought about you Two or three cars parked under the stars a winding stream Moon shining down on some little town And with each beam the same old dream. And every stop that we made oh I thought about you But I pulled down the shade then I really felt blue I peeked through the crack looked at the track The one going back to you And what did I do? I thought about you I took a trip on a train and I thought about you I passed a shadowy lane and I thought about you Two or three cars parked under the stars a winding stream Moon shining down on some little town And with each beam the same old dream And every stop that we made oh I thought about you But I pulled down the shade then I really felt blue I peeked through the crack looked at the track The one going back to you And what did I do? I thought about you

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La chanson évoque un voyage en train, où chaque paysage croisé renvoie à des souvenirs et des pensées d'une personne bien-aimée. Les moments partagés, même s’ils sont empreints de mélancolie, montrent à quel point cette relation est ancrée dans l'esprit du narrateur. Malgré les tentatives de se distraire ou de changer d'horizons, l'absence de l'autre crée une une profonde nostalgie. Le train symbolise un trajet à la fois physique et émotionnel, où chaque arrêt rappelle l'importance de l'amour perdu. Même en essayant de détourner son regard, la pensée de l'autre persiste, soulignant le pouvoir des sentiments profonds et durables. Cette chanson, avec sa douceur nostalgique, capture ainsi la complexité des souvenirs et l'attachement à ceux qui nous tiennent à cœur.

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