After a long time
I´m walking now…in my hometown
I´ve got a time
No need to run…sightseeing on my own
Walking this street
Watching buldings…all these witnesses
Of my good times
And falling downs…in my flowing years
Bridge:
Charming spell casting on me
Sightseeing of my memories
Chorus:
How many times
I left this town
´cos I felt it would
Squeeze me
And drown me
In its concrete mud
How many times
I realize
A feeling inside
Calms me
Protects me
Forever my hometown
This place recalls
When all just was…my time of success
Another place
Falling from grace…reminds me all badness
Bridge:
Charming spell casting on me
Sightseeing of my memories
Chorus:
How many times
I left this town
´cos I felt it would
Squeeze me
And drown me
In its concrete mud
How many times
I realize
A feeling inside
Calms me
Protects me
Forever my hometown
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Sightseeing memories
Last edited by Hugo Zhor; 06-16-2011 at 08:25 AM.
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Very nice Hugo, it's a great theme and it takes me back to my hometown too.
How many times
I left this town
´cos I felt it would
Squeeze me
And drown me
In its concrete mud
Great chorus, and to me it seems to get right to the heart of it.
May I suggest just "sightseeing memories"? No prepositional needed, just a simple (noun)-predicate-object would be fine, and maybe even preferred by native-English speakers.
However, I know and love two songs (by Gigi D'Agostino and Savage) where the English is not typical but the songs are great, and the lyrics are endearing in their own way, so in the end it's always your preference
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Originally Posted by MoonRide42
Very nice Hugo, it's a great theme and it takes me back to my hometown too.
How many times
I left this town
´cos I felt it would
Squeeze me
And drown me
In its concrete mud
Great chorus, and to me it seems to get right to the heart of it.
May I suggest just "sightseeing memories"? No prepositional needed, just a simple (noun)-predicate-object would be fine, and maybe even preferred by native-English speakers.
However, I know and love two songs (by Gigi D'Agostino and Savage) where the English is not typical but the songs are great, and the lyrics are endearing in their own way, so in the end it's always your preference
