Catch

The Cure

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Intro: Yes I know who you remind me of a girl I think I used to know Yes I’d see her when the day got colder on those days when it felt like snow You know I even think that she stared like you she used to just stand there and stare And roll her eyes right up to heaven and make like I just wasn’t there And she used to fall down a lot That girl was always falling again and again And I used to sometimes try to catch her But I never even caught her name {start_of_tab} solo: 6: --0-0-0---------0-0---0-0-0-0-0---------------------------------------- 5: --------3-2-3-2-----------------3-2-3-2-------2-2---------------------- 4: ----------------------------------------2-2-4-------------------------- 6: -----0-5---5-5-7---7-7-9---9-10-9-7-7-9-10-----2-2-2-2-0---0----------- 5: -2-2-------------------------------------------------3---3-2-2-3-2----- 4: ----------------------------------------------------------------------- end_of_tab} And sometimes we would spend the night just rolling about on the floor And I remember even though it felt soft at the time I always used to wake up sore You know I even think that she smiled like you she used to just stand there and smile And her eyes would go all sort of far away and stay like that for quite a while And I remember she used to fall down a lot That girl was always falling again and again And I used to sometimes try to catch her But I never even caught her name Yes I sometimes even tried to catch her But I never even caught her name

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La chanson évoque le souvenir d'une relation éphémère marquée par des moments de vulnérabilité et d'innocence. Le narrateur se remémore une fille qu'il connaissait autrefois, qui semblait souvent perdue, tombant régulièrement sans vraiment comprendre ce qui se passait autour d'elle. Il essaie de la soutenir, mais il peine à la saisir pleinement, tant sur le plan émotionnel que sur celui de son identité. Ces souvenirs illustrent une certaine mélancolie, reflétant la fragilité des liens et la difficulté d'établir une connexion authentique. Dans ce contexte, l'artiste parle de l'amour et de la nostalgie, des instants de douceur malgré la douleur qui accompagne souvent le passé. Cela montre une quête de compréhension dans une relation remplie d'incertitudes, où les efforts pour atteindre l’autre semblent vains, comme une danse délicate entre attirer l’attention et rester invisible.

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