And Me (I’m on the Outside Now) Cliff Richard
"And Me (I’m on the Outside Now)" by Cliff Richard, released in 1974, is a #Pop song reflecting themes of loneliness and longing for connection. The lyrics convey feelings of isolation and regret after losing someone important. Musically, it features rich harmonies and an emotional melody, showcasing Richard's vocal prowess. The song resonates with listeners experiencing similar feelings of alienation.
And you, and you tell me that nothing's changed
While I can see your whole life rearranged
Where once I used to be your morning sun
I see it in your face, I'm no longer number one
And we, and we now slowly drift apart
You're clinging to the hope
The hope that's new within your heart
And me, I'm on the outside now
What now, what now, where do we go from here
I want to reach your heart
But your mind won't let me near
And you, and you tell me that nothing's wrong
You've learnt a brand new tune
With words that I can't sing along
And me I'm on the outside now
While I can see your whole life rearranged
Where once I used to be your morning sun
I see it in your face, I'm no longer number one
And we, and we now slowly drift apart
You're clinging to the hope
The hope that's new within your heart
And me, I'm on the outside now
What now, what now, where do we go from here
I want to reach your heart
But your mind won't let me near
And you, and you tell me that nothing's wrong
You've learnt a brand new tune
With words that I can't sing along
And me I'm on the outside now
Comments (0)
The minimum comment length is 50 characters.
Information
Users of Guests are not allowed to comment this publication.
There are no comments yet. You can be the first!