Only Friends

The Lettermen

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[Intro] Time only time can erase the memory of our love And all those dreams ................... that won’t come true Yesterday I walked the streets Today I ran in disbelief From the memory of losing you Yesterday when we were young Our love was new and we had fun Playing games and wondering what to do Now yesterday is gone for me and all I have are memories Of loving and then somehow losing you Sometimes I let my mind Drift endlessly and in the wind your face I see smile gently as you turn to pass But the love that I once had for you Is gone so is the meaning too I guess it never really had a chance A...........F#m (Continue Playing The Chords) to last......... And if in your mind someday You’d see me running through your memory don’t be afraid to turn and look my way Cause i’ll be there for just a while to catch the sunshine of your smile To last me for another day And if someday some new love asks about your loves about your past Please tell him you and I (E could be the Last Chords because that is how the song was written but playing A sounds better were only friends...... Listen to the song while playing if you’re having difficulties

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Cette chanson évoque la douleur d'une séparation et le cheminement des souvenirs qui persistent même après la fin d'une relation. Elle parle d'un amour passé, vibrant et joyeux, qui s’est peu à peu estompé, laissant place à la nostalgie. Le narrateur réfléchit à ces moments qui lui manquent, tout en reconnaissant que tout ne peut être que souvenir. Le contexte semble être celui d'une réflexion sur la fragilité des relations humaines et la manière dont les expériences partagées peuvent marquer profondément notre cœur. Malgré la perte, il reste une lumière d'espoir, suggérant que les souvenirs heureux continuent de vivre en nous, même après que la relation ait changé.

Le Chansonnier