Dan My Fling - From Carly Simon’s Debut Album - 1971 Verse 1: I said that I felt jailed up As if our doors were nailed up I said I needed separate places Parties room to move around in I said I needed my fling Had to get out and do some other thing It took me months to calculate That I had nothing left without you Chorus: Dan my fling is all flung out Now I’ve got to fall back on dreams    Verse 2: I thought I’d try and write you I thought I’d try and phone you I thought I’d try to tell you That I smell your hair still on my pillow But you’d just smile to please me You’d shake your head and you’d tease me Remind me it was I who first claimed That we both required freedom Chorus: Dan my fling is all flung out Now I’ve got to fall back on dreams    Verse 3: I’d dream up schemes to meet you I’d nonchalantly greet you I’d ask you up for coffee Anytime you had an hour open You say you like my hair long You ask me if I’ve written any new songs You’d laugh you’d turn and cross the street And leave me dizzy with your laughter Chorus: Dan my fling is all flung out Now I’ve got to fall back on dreams    Verse 4: I hear you’re leaving this town You and some girl gonna travel around You bought a car with foldback seats You’ll camp out by the lakes and forests I lie alone in our old bed Your laughter it’s echoin’ inside my head I close my eyes I smell your hair It’s like I haven’t slept in years Chorus: Dan my fling is all flung out Now I’ve got to fall back on dreams Dreams of you… Hmmmmm hmmmmm hmmmm.

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque une histoire d'amour compliquée où la narratrice ressent un besoin d'évasion et d'indépendance, tout en se rendant compte à quel point elle dépend de l'autre. Elle décrit ses réflexions sur la séparation, la nostalgie des moments partagés et le vide que laisse l'absence de son partenaire. Malgré ses aspirations à vivre des aventures et à prendre du recul, elle se retrouve face à ses rêves, hantée par le souvenir de l'autre. Le contexte est celui d'une jeune femme, en quête de liberté, mais réalisant trop tard que ses choix l'ont laissée seule avec ses regrets. C'est un portrait poignant d'une relation à la fois authentique et difficile, où les rêves de liberté se heurtent à la réalité des sentiments.