Square the Circle Joan Armatrading
"Square the Circle" by Joan Armatrading, released in 1980, is a #Folk song that explores themes of love, longing, and the complexity of relationships. The lyrics reflect on the challenges of connecting with others while embracing individuality. Musically, it features Armatrading's signature blend of acoustic guitar and emotive vocals, showcasing her unique storytelling style. The song has resonated with listeners for its introspective nature and continues to be celebrated in her discography.
You lean your back against the wall
Push your hands in your pocket
You look down
Pacing the floor
You look out the window
Beyond the view
Shake your body
As if against the cold
Your mind wanders
Tell me what you're trying to say
Tell me what you're trying to say
I won't stop
Loving you
We sit down together
You start to draw a ring
Square the circle
Then draw some lines
Push the paper
But keep the pen you hold
You need your hands occupied
Push your hands in your pocket
You look down
Pacing the floor
You look out the window
Beyond the view
Shake your body
As if against the cold
Your mind wanders
Tell me what you're trying to say
Tell me what you're trying to say
I won't stop
Loving you
We sit down together
You start to draw a ring
Square the circle
Then draw some lines
Push the paper
But keep the pen you hold
You need your hands occupied
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