(Words by Per Gessle music by Marie Fredriksson) Intro: Beautiful things Are comin’ my way Beautiful things I want them to stay But after a while My beautiful things () Don’t seem beautiful at all Terrible things Like when you wake up And all of your dreams Seem to crack up Like things you have done Like breakin’ my heart For you it don’t seem Terrible at all Is there someone I can talk to? Someone on the line? Does anybody want to hear What’s on my mind? Beautiful things Like leaves on a tree Beautiful things The sky and the sea Since you’ve been gone No beautiful things Seem beautiful to me Is there someone I can talk to? Someone out there on the line? Does anybody want to hear What’s on my mind? Make the grass grow in the garden When the rain is passin’ by d Does anybody want to know What’s on my mind? Does anybody want to know Ooh Is there someone I can talk to? (Is there someone ?) Someone out there on the line? Does anybody want to hear (Does anybody ?) What’s on my mind? Want to hear what’s on may mind Want to hear what’s on may mind Does anybody want to know Does anybody want to know Does anybody want to know Does anybody want to know _______________________________________________________ Contribuição: João Ribeiro([email protected])

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La chanson évoque un sentiment de désillusion face à la beauté des choses qui nous entourent. Au départ, le narrateur se sent entouré de merveilles, mais avec le temps, tout cela semble perdre son éclat, surtout après une séparation ou une déception amoureuse. Les souvenirs heureux s'effacent, et les pensées sombres prennent le dessus, laissant place à une quête de réconfort et de compréhension. Dans ce contexte, on ressent une profonde solitude, comme si le narrateur cherchait désespérément quelqu'un avec qui partager sa douleur. Cette recherche de connexion humaine est universelle, particulièrement lorsqu'on traverse des moments difficiles. Au fond, c'est un appel à ne pas rester isolé face à la tristesse, soulignant l'importance d'échanger ses pensées et ses émotions.