Like Heaven

Richard Marx

Transposer:

[Intro] | | | 2x [Verse] The silence has been screaming As I search through all the reasons Why why are you gone The sunset never ceases As my world just falls to pieces And I try to go on [Pre-Chorus] Our friends they call to see if I’m okay The answer is in every word I don’t say [Chorus] Your memory tears me into I miss everything when it comes to you And this pain just won’t give up on me that easily It still hurts like hell cause you were like heaven to me [Verse] I have been in bed For about a week now and I think That it’s time to wake Cleaning out the closets Taking down all of the pictures Of yesterday [Pre-Chorus] I could burn this whole place down and build it again But I’d still feel you under my skin [Chorus] Your memory tears me into I miss everything when it comes to you And this pain just won’t give up on me that easily It still hurts like hell cause you were like heaven to me [Instrumental] | | | | | [Chorus] Your memory tears me into I miss everything when it comes to you And this pain just won’t give up on me that easily It still hurts like hell cause you were like heaven to me [Ending] | | | | |

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Cette chanson évoque la douleur intense de la perte et le souvenir d'une personne chère, décrivant comment le silence et l'absence pèsent sur l'âme. Les paroles révèlent une lutte intérieure, mêlant nostalgie et tristesse, alors que l'artiste essaie de trouver un moyen de continuer à avancer tout en étant hanté par des souvenirs. Il parle de moments passés, de l'envie de se débarrasser des vestiges d'un bonheur perdu, mais reconnaît que cette présence fantomatique reste profondément ancrée en lui. C'est un véritable cri du cœur, une lutte émotionnelle que beaucoup peuvent comprendre.

Le Chansonnier