From: "I Get Along" (Maxi 2002) Ebmaj9 x-x-1-3-3-1 ------------ INTRO | | % | % | % | | | % | | % | | % | | | We sailed in a fishing-boat Between these two shores The Island of Lovers And the Island of Whores You at the helm getting Soaked to the skin Taking me to places I’d never been Where are you tonight? In the clouds or on the sea? I’m thinking of you now Do you ever think of me? | | % | | % | | % | | | In different locations Taken by surprise I woke up one morning And looked in your eyes What were you thinking? I never knew You were the captain I was the crew Where are you tonight? In the clouds or on the sea? I’m thinking of you now Do you ever think of me? Where are you tonight? In the clouds or on the sea I’m thinking of you now Do you ever think of me? Catching my eye I wonder what you saw A not quite unrequited lover Or just another whore Safe in our life-jackets Salvaged from the sea... Now I’m drowning Won’t you rescue me? Where are you tonight? In the clouds or on the sea I’m thinking of you now Do you ever think of me? "I want you and I want you to want me baby I want you and I want you to want me too I want you and I want you to want me baby I want you and I want you to want me too the way that I want you" OUTRO | | % | | % | (repeat and fade)

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque un voyage en bateau entre deux îles symboliques : celle des amoureux et celle des prostituées. Le protagoniste, qui s'adresse à une personne spéciale, se questionne sur leur relation et les souvenirs partagés, s’interrogeant même sur les pensées de l'autre. Ce texte décrit des moments d'introspection, de désespoir et le désir d'être sauvé d'une solitude qui l’étouffe. Les métaphores maritimes renforcent l'idée de perdition et d'espoir, tout en chuchotant un cri du cœur complexe : un besoin d'amour réciproque, mélangé à des sentiments d'incertitude.