LIntro:     Verse 1: Terry is an old teacher He’s reading the paper in the church Julie used to be famous Portraying the bright-eyed Mother Earth But how about you?    Do you want a love that lasts forever? But how about you?   Do you want to spend the night together? With someone so blue That she doesn’t know what to do Loves a big hole in her shoe That’s the truth How about you? Verse 2 Terry’s folding the paper And yawns at a aeadline cocking crew Julie thinks he’s a charmer Cause hes got the proper attitude But how about you?    Do you want a love that lasts forever? But how about you?   Do you want to spend the night together? With someone so blue That she doesn’t know what to do Loves a big hole in her shoe That’s the truth How about you? Solo            Whooo yeah        Whooo yeah      But how about you?    Do you want a love that lasts forever? But how about you?   Do you want to spend the night together? With someone so blue That she doesn’t know what to do Loves a big hole in her shoe That’s the truth How about you? Outro:                    

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La chanson évoque les histoires de deux personnages, un enseignant et une ancienne célébrité, illustrant des moments de mélancolie et de réflexion sur l'amour et la solitude. L'enseignant, Terry, lit le journal dans une église, tandis que Julie, bien que séduisante, semble porter un certain poids émotionnel. Ils se demandent si l'amour peut vraiment durer et si passer une nuit ensemble pourrait apporter du réconfort à quelqu'un qui se sent perdu. Ce dialogue sur les désirs et la vulnérabilité souligne le besoin humain de connexion, même dans les moments de tristesse.