Girls (Japanese Version) David Bowie
"Girls (Japanese Version)" by David Bowie, released in 1979, is a #Rock song that explores themes of desire, identity, and the complexities of relationships. The lyrics reflect a fascination with femininity and cultural differences, using playful yet poignant imagery. Musically, it features vibrant instrumentation and a blend of rock and glam elements. Its cross-cultural appeal has contributed to Bowie's enduring legacy.
Girls
They come and they go
They kiss
Come and they go
Like breeze
Brushing my cheek
Like pain
Like the tears on my face
Girls
They come and they go
Like spirits
They vanish at dawn
My heart
Suspended in time
Like you
Vanish like tears in the rain
Girls
They take their loves away
Like spirits
Living so far away
Girls
Pretending to break down and cry
Girls
Whispering wind
What are they giving away
They come and they go
They kiss
Come and they go
Like breeze
Brushing my cheek
Like pain
Like the tears on my face
Girls
They come and they go
Like spirits
They vanish at dawn
My heart
Suspended in time
Like you
Vanish like tears in the rain
Girls
They take their loves away
Like spirits
Living so far away
Girls
Pretending to break down and cry
Girls
Whispering wind
What are they giving away
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