Swallowed in the Sea

Coldplay

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You cut me down a tree And brought it back to me And that's what made me see Where I was going wrong You put me on a shelf And kept me for yourself I can only blame myself You can only blame me And I could write a song A hundred miles long Well, that's where I belong And you belong to me And I could write it down Or spread it all around Get lost and then get found Or swallowed in the sea You put me on a line And hung me out to dry And darling that's when I Decided to go to see you You cut me down to size And opened up my eyes Made me realize What I could not see And I could write a book The one they'll say that shook The world, and then it took It took it back from me And I could write it down Or spread it all around Get lost and then get found And you'll come back to me Not swallowed in the sea Instrumental : (4x) And I could write a song A hundred miles long Well, that's where I belong And you belong with me The streets you're walking on A thousand houses long Well, that's where I belong And you belong with me Oh what good is it to live With nothing left to give Forget but not forgive Not loving all you see Oh the streets you're walking on A thousand houses long Well that's where I belong And you belong with me Not swallowed in the sea You belong with me Not swallowed in the sea Yeah, you belong with me Not swallowed in the sea

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Cette chanson évoque un sentiment de vulnérabilité et de regret dans une relation. L'artiste exprime un cheminement personnel, réalisant qu'il a été en quelque sorte mis de côté, tout en prenant conscience de ses propres erreurs. Il se rend compte de l'importance de l'autre personne dans sa vie, évoquant le désir de se reconnecter et de retrouver un sens à tout cela. Le texte joue avec l'idée de perte et de découverte de soi, soulignant une lutte entre le besoin de liberté et l’attachement profond à l’être cher, le tout en utilisant des métaphores qui évoquent la mer et l'errance. C'est un voyage introspectif, celui d'une âme qui cherche son place et sa direction, tout en espérant que l'autre finisse par revenir.

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