I Know We Could Be So Happy Baby

Jeff Buckley

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There's no easy answer none to blame or forgive. Two cripples dancing to the end we live. I'm not with you not of you. Not with you not of you. You are soft and young to me. I am the ghost who comes and goes And I hope I'll catch you in the throws Of one last look at the wonder One last look at the wonder. Oh God I love you and all the past we once knew Some other love becomes you whatever else we come to I know we could be so happy baby if we wanted to be You are soft and young to me I am the ghost who comes and goes I'm hoping that I'll catch you in the throws Of one last look at the joy that we've become. But there's no easy answer none to blame or forgive. We were two cripples dancing to the bitter end we live. I'm not with you but of you. I'm not with you but of you. Oh God I loved you and all the past we once knew Some other love becomes you whatever else it comes to I know we could be so happy baby if we wanted to be We had a birthplace in common We had separate beds and lives. I know we could be so happy baby if we wanted to be I know we could be so happy baby if we wanted to be

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Cette chanson explore des thèmes de l'amour perdu et des souvenirs partagés. L'artiste évoque un sentiment de nostalgie pour une relation qui aurait pu être épanouissante si les circonstances avaient été différentes. Il décrit la connexion profonde qui existait entre eux, tout en reconnaissant les défis et la douleur qui les ont conduits à se séparer. Il se positionne comme un spectre dans la vie de l'autre, espérant saisir un dernier moment de beauté et de joie. Le contexte de cette création semble tourner autour des réflexions sur l’amour passé et la complexité des émotions humaines. Il s'agit d'un regard sur les regrets, les retrouvailles et la possibilité d’un bonheur autrement inaccessible, soulignant à quel point l'amour peut être à la fois source de lumière et de souffrance.

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