If Its In My Mind Its On My Face

Seal

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If you can’t find your place in this world Your life means something to me Feels like every Monday’s just a day in the week If you’re lonely and it seems like reaching up Might break you down don’t go under If I could fly I’d spread my wings In time to free you from these foolish things And we won’t be back for sure If it’s in my mind it’s on my face Wish I could take you to a better place But we just might miss your call No one knows your face in the world Maybe that’s your reason to leave I think you might be someone that I came to see You’re real if you feel like waking up then come around Do you wonder? And if I could fly I’d spread my wings In time to free you from these foolish things And we won’t be back for sure If it’s in my mind it’s on my face Wish I could take you to another place But we just might miss your call ’Cause we live in the world We live in the world We live in the world We’re free in this world I have made mistakes I’ve wasted life And I’ve been down you see Why are the friends I have could not make time for me? I have lost my face I’ve broken ground I’ve been around you know Far are the loudest voice that waits inside the time is now The time is now the time is now If I could fly I’d spread my wings In time to free you from these foolish things And we won’t be back for sure If it’s in my mind it’s on my face Wish I could take you to a better place And we just might miss your call If you can’t find your place in this world Your life means something to me Feels like every Monday’s just a day in the week If you’re lonely and it seems like reaching up Might break you down don’t go under

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La chanson aborde le thème de la quête de sa place dans le monde, évoquant les sentiments de solitude et de désespoir que l'on peut ressentir face aux défis de la vie quotidienne. Elle met en lumière l'importance que chacun accorde à sa propre existence, soulignant qu'elle a une valeur pour les autres. L'artiste exprime un désir profond d'aider une personne en difficulté, en rêvant de la libérer des lourdeurs de son quotidien. Le ton est à la fois mélancolique et plein d'espoir, cherchant à encourager ceux qui se sentent perdus à se relever. Tout en partageant ses propres luttes et regrets, il se connecte à l'idée que nous ne sommes pas seuls dans nos combats, et qu'il est essentiel de ne pas abandonner, même lorsqu'on se sent submergé. Cette réflexion résonne particulièrement dans un monde où il est courant de se sentir invisible et dépassé.

Le Chansonnier