| | | | | (x3) Understand the things I say Don't turn away from me Cause I've spent half my life out there You wouldn't disagree D'you see me, d'you see? Do you like me Do you like me standing there? D'you notice, d'you know Do you see me, do you see me? Does anyone care? Unhappiness where's when I was young And we didn't give a damn 'Cause we were raised To see life as fun and take it if we can My mother, my mother She'd hold me She'd hold me when I was out there My father, my father He liked me, well he liked me Does anyone care? | | | | | Understand what I've become It wasn't my design And people everywhere think Something better than I am But I miss you, I miss 'Cause I liked it 'Cause I liked it When I was out there D'you know this, d'you know You did not find me You did not find Does anyone care? Unhappiness where's when I was young And we didn't give a damn 'Cause we were raised To see life as fun and take it if we can My mother, my mother She'd hold me She'd hold me when I was out there My father, my father He liked me, well he liked me Does anyone care? Does anyone care? Does anyone care? Does anyone care? Does anyone care? Does anyone care? Does anyone care? Does anyone care? | | | | | (x3) |   |  |  |   | |   |

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque la nostalgie d'une enfance insouciante, où l'amour des parents apportait réconfort et sécurité. L'artiste partage un sentiment de perte et de désillusion face à la vie adulte, révélant que ce qu’il est devenu n'était pas ce qu'il avait imaginé. Il se demande si quelqu'un se soucie encore de lui, dévoilant ainsi une quête de reconnaissance et d'appartenance. Dans un contexte où le temps passe et les relations se compliquent, ce retour sur les souvenirs d’enfance souligne la simplicité et la joie que l'on pouvait ressentir, contrastant avec la solitude ressentie aujourd'hui.