Who Said I Would

Phil Collins

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Main groove ( ) I know she says she wants me I hear it every day And I know she know it keeps me Well there ain’t no other way But she’s got a heart must be made of stone Cos when I tell her that she’ll miss me when I’m gone She says "Who said I would?" She knows it ain’t easy for a simple boy like me She fills me full of loving Oh then she sets me free But she’s got a heart must be made of stone Cos when I tell her that she’ll miss me when I’m gone She says Who said I would tell me who said I would Who said I would who said I would I’m not the only one but I do fine I suit her purpose and I’m just her kind I don’t own her and I never could Don’t think I do don’t think I should Tell me Who said I would who said I would But she’s got a heart must be made of stone And when I tell her that she’ll miss me when I’m gone You’re not the only one but you do fine You suit my purpose and you’re just my kind I don’t own me and you never could Don’t think you do don’t think you should Who said I would (who said I would) Now she knows when she calls me I’ll come running every time And she knows she gets me hot But she don’t know it’s her body never mine And she’s got a heart must be made of stone Cos when I tell her that she’ll miss me when I’m gone She says Who said I would tell me who said I would Who said I would who said I would

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La chanson raconte l’histoire d’un homme qui réalise que la femme qu’il aime, bien qu’elle lui exprime son désir, semble avoir une volonté de fer. Il se sent tiraillé entre ses sentiments pour elle et son besoin de la liberté. Lorsqu’il lui dit qu’elle lui manquera un jour, sa réponse suggère une certaine indifférence, comme si elle ne s’engageait pas vraiment émotionnellement. Malgré tout, il sait qu’il est habitué à sa présence et à ses jeux de séduction, même s’il n’appartient pas à cette relation de manière possessive. Ce jeu de sentiments complexes reflète l’ambiguïté des relations humaines.

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