If My Pillow Could Talk

Connie Francis

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If My Pillow Could Talk:Connie Francis. #16 on CASH BOX and #23 on BB Hot 100 on MGM Records in 1963. INTRO: (If my pillow could talk....if my pillow could talk..) #1. If my pillow could talk it would tell you about my sleepless nights..(my sleepless nights.) Tell you about the rivers I cried ever since you said goodbye..(since you said goodbye.) #2. If we just could have talked it over before you ever put me down..(oh you put me down.) You know I love you much too much to think about you running around. CHORUS: If my pillow could talk to you..(yeah yeah) know how much I miss your kiss..(yeah yeah.) It would tell you how much I toss and I turn waiting for you darling to return. #3. If my pillow could tell you too not one word they said was true. If my pillow could talk to you..(could talk to you.) INTERLUDE: CHORUS: If my pillow could talk to you..(yeah yeah) know how much I miss your kiss..(yeah yeah.) It would tell you how much I toss and I turn waiting for you darling to return. #4. If my pillow could tell you too not one word they said was true. If my pillow could talk to you..(could talk to you.) OUTRO: If my pillow could talk to you..(could talk to you.) Yeah yeah yeah yeah. If my pillow could talk to you..(could talk to you.) If my pillow could talk to you..(Fade.) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Cette chanson évoque la douleur d'une séparation amoureuse et les insomnies qui en découlent. Le narrateur rêve que son oreiller pourrait raconter ses nuits sans sommeil, pleines de larmes et de regrets depuis que son partenaire est parti. Il exprime un désir profond de communiquer sur leurs problèmes avant leur rupture, regrettant de ne pas avoir eu l'occasion d’en discuter pour éviter cette souffrance. Le refrain souligne l'absence de tendresse et d'affection, témoignant d'un cœur qui souffre de l'absence de l'autre. L'oreiller devient un symbole des pensées et des émotions refoulées, évoquant des vérités cachées derrière les mots. C'est un rappel poignant de la vulnérabilité humaine et des défis relationnels auxquels nous faisons tous face.

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