Unconcerned Michael Learns to Rock
"Unconcerned" by Michael Learns to Rock, released in 1995, is a #PopRock ballad reflecting themes of emotional detachment and resilience in the face of heartache. The lyrics convey a sense of moving on from past love while maintaining inner strength. Its melodic structure and heartfelt vocals resonate with listeners, contributing to the band's popularity in the '90s.
[Verse 1]
Let me see the wind in your hair
Let me hold you near
And 'cause today the ocean is blue
And the world is new
[Chorus]
We know that bridges will burn
We know that tables will turn
Oh, but today we are unconcerned
[Verse 2]
Let your fingers touch my face
As a gift of grace
Lay your head down in the grass
Let our troubles pass
[Chorus]
We know that bridges will burn
And there is so much to learn
Oh, but today we are unconcerned
[Bridge]
Is it a part of life
The good and the bad must fight
Will there be someone here
In a thousand years
Let me see the wind in your hair
Let me hold you near
And 'cause today the ocean is blue
And the world is new
[Chorus]
We know that bridges will burn
We know that tables will turn
Oh, but today we are unconcerned
[Verse 2]
Let your fingers touch my face
As a gift of grace
Lay your head down in the grass
Let our troubles pass
[Chorus]
We know that bridges will burn
And there is so much to learn
Oh, but today we are unconcerned
[Bridge]
Is it a part of life
The good and the bad must fight
Will there be someone here
In a thousand years
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