(I’m Watching) Every Little Move You Make: Little Peggy March. #84 on BB Hot 100 on RCA Records in 1963. INTRO: (Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.) #1. I’m watching you watching you to see what you’re doing without me now that you’ve been gone. I’m watching you watching every girl as you give them all the eye and dance another song. CHORUS: Yeah I’m watching every little move you make. Every little step you take..every little heart you break..yeah every little thing. Every little word you sigh..is every little time I die and every little time I try to look the other way. #2. But I keep watching you I take a little peek as I see you cheek to cheek oh the jealousy. I’m watching you you know I’m on the floor so you pour it on some more just to torture me. INTERLUDE: CHORUS: Yeah I’m watching every little move you make. Every little step you take..every little heart you break..yeah every little thing. Every little word you sigh..is every little time I die and every little time I try to look the other way. BRIDGE: But I keep watching you.. #3. I’m watching you watching you to see what you’re doing without me now that you’ve been gone. I’m watching you watching every girl as you give them all the eye and dance another song. OUTRO: Yeah I’m watching..watching you watching you to see what you’re doing without me now that you’ve been gone..(Fade.) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Cette chanson évoque une personne qui observe son ancien partenaire de loin, ressentant une profonde jalousie en le voyant interagir avec d'autres. L'interprète exprime sa douleur en attendant de voir chaque geste, chaque sourire destiné à quelqu'un d'autre, tout en luttant contre ses émotions. Elle se sent déchirée entre le désir de tourner la page et la fixation sur celui qui est parti. Les sentiments de perte et de souffrance sont omniprésents, accentués par la nostalgie et le besoin de comprendre ce qui se passe dans la vie de l’autre. Cette exploration des relations et des émotions humaines résonne avec une intensité remarquable, typique des années 60.