Ticket On A Ferry Ride

The Monkees

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Ticket On A Ferry Ride:The Monkees. Album - Changes - on COLGEMS Records in 1970. INTRO: CHORUS: I got a ticket on a ferry ride. I got a ticket and it hurts inside. #1. I wonder if she knows that I don’t really want to go oh no. I still love her so. CHORUS: I got a ticket on a ferry ride. I got a ticket and it hurts inside. #2. I never thought the day would come when I would say goodbye this way..wanted so to stay. CHORUS: I got a ticket on a ferry ride. BRIDGE: Aaaaaaaahh-aaaahhh-aaaaaaaahhh-aaaahhhh- aaaahhhh-aaaahhhh-aaaahhhh..I still love her so. Aaaaaaahh-aaaahhh-aaaaaaaahhh-aaaahhhh- aaaahhhh-aaaahhhh-aaaahhhh..don’t really want to go..(I got a ticket on a ferry ride.) CHORUS: I got a ticket on a ferry ride. I got a ticket and it hurts inside. #3. I wonder if she knows that I don’t really want to go oh no. I still love her so. CHORUS: I got a ticket on a ferry ride. I got a ticket and it hurts inside. CHORUS: I got a ticket on a ferry ride. I got a ticket and it hurts inside. I got a ticket on a ferry ride. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. OUTRO: I got a ticket on a ferry ride..(x11)(Fade.) A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.

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Cette chanson évoque la douleur de la séparation amoureuse, où le protagoniste se trouve sur le point de prendre un ferry, symbole de départ. Il se demande si son ancienne partenaire réalise à quel point il souffre de cette rupture, même s'il a encore des sentiments profonds pour elle. Les paroles expriment un mélange de tristesse et de regret, en soulignant le désir de rester et l’impossibilité de le faire. Le ferry devient ainsi le moyen qui le conduit loin de l'amour qu'il souhaite préserver.