Carnival Town Norah Jones
"Carnival Town" by Norah Jones, released in 2004, is a #Jazz song that explores themes of nostalgia, longing, and the bittersweet nature of love. The lyrics evoke imagery of a whimsical yet melancholic carnival, reflecting on fleeting moments and the passage of time. Unique elements include Jones' soothing vocals and a gentle piano melody, creating an intimate atmosphere. The song resonates with listeners, highlighting the complexities of human emotions.
[Verse]
Round and round, carousel
Has got you under its spell
Moving so fast, but going nowhere
[Verse]
Up and down, ferris wheel
Tell me how does it feel
To be so high, lookin' down here
[Chorus]
Is it lonely?
Lonely
Lonely
[Verse]
Did the clown make you smile?
He was only your fool for a while
And now he's gone back home
And left you wandering there
[Chorus]
Is it lonely?
Lonely
Lonely
Round and round, carousel
Has got you under its spell
Moving so fast, but going nowhere
[Verse]
Up and down, ferris wheel
Tell me how does it feel
To be so high, lookin' down here
[Chorus]
Is it lonely?
Lonely
Lonely
[Verse]
Did the clown make you smile?
He was only your fool for a while
And now he's gone back home
And left you wandering there
[Chorus]
Is it lonely?
Lonely
Lonely
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