Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song On Love , by - Deacon Blue. Release date: 05.03.2020
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song On Love , by - Deacon Blue. On Love |
| In the early years he spent a lot of time with his grandparents |
| They lived one floor up in a tenement in the Hawkhill |
| In the mornings they’d go up to see his grandfather in a small hut at the |
| graveyard |
| Where he kept watch while nothing moved |
| On some days they’d stop above the railway yard and sit and just gaze at the |
| trains |
| They’d walk slowly looking at where the railings had been taken down |
| And he heard they’d needed to melt them down for iron during the wars |
| He wondered why they didn’t just rip them off and use them as spears to throw |
| at each other |
| Then he’d watch the old man as he shaved and got ready to go out |
| Do I need to talk everything out |
| Only two songs away from your house |
| Love, never had a reason before |
| So what d’you wanna know? |
| If it never had a reason before |
| What you trying to make sense for? |
| What you trying to make sense for? |
| Just before the decade changed he took a long rail journey into England |
| It was early August and he went with his grandfather to join his family on |
| holiday |
| The slow summer train wound its way south over the Tay and Forth valleys |
| As they got talking to a traveller about life in other parts |
| The traveller told them about playing football in Glasgow |
| And hurting his skin on the ashes and the red blase |
| As the carriage got warmer his head hurt and he stopped talking with his |
| grandfather |
| He tried to cheer the boy up and after a while the boy felt bad about ignoring |
| the old man |
| Do I need to talk everything out |
| I’m only two songs away from your house |
| Love, never had a reason before |
| So what d’you wanna know? |
| If it never had a reason before |
| What you trying to make sense for? |
| What you trying to make sense for? |
| In the early days she was someone who lived nearby |
| One day she caught his eye from across the hall as an orchestra was playing |
| None of the audience or the musicians could distract him from keeping looking |
| And outside in the square he kept trying to find her |
| Years later he received a letter from her daughter |
| She’d moved with her family to Australia and now they’d their lost their mother |
| She remembered a conversation she’d had with her as she lay dying that brought |
| him to mind |
| So she wrote telling him about how her life had gone since that day at the |
| concert hall |
| I never got to talk everything out |
| But I’m only two songs away from your house |
| Love, never had a reason before |
| So what d’you wanna know? |
| If it never had a reason before |
| What you trying to make sense for? |
| What you trying to make sense for? |
| Sometimes all memories seem to get lost. |
| It’s like they’re on fire and even trying to get back to them is pointless |
| It seems, now, looking back on it there were two kinds of people |
| Who you wanted to be and never were, and the good ones you ignored for too long |
| then it was too late |
| One day an older boy came up to him and looked him up and down |
| Returning to his crowd they all laughed like crows as the older boy ridiculed |
| the kid |
| He remembered that day the rest of his life |
| For all that time he kept on wanting to join the laughing crowd of crows |
| I never got to talk everything out |
| But I’m still two songs away from your house |
| Love, never had a reason before |
| So what d’you wanna know? |
| If it never had a reason before |
| What you trying to make sense for? |
| What you trying to make sense for? |
| When he first fell in love he was at a distance |
| He’d follow her miles behind on the road but close enough to see how her head |
| moved |
| He liked the fact she seemed so content just walking by herself every morning |
| In all those days he never once caught up with her |
| Later on he told her all this as they sat up and watched the sunrise over The |
| Meadows |
| One day he found out he wasn’t the only one who walked there with her |
| It hurt like hell when she left him on one of those slow journeys |
| And somehow her feet just carried on and her head moved that way he’d seen a |
| million times before |
| I never got to talk everything out |
| But I’m still two songs away from your house |
| Love, never had a reason before |
| OK, so what d’you wanna know? |
| If it never had a reason before |
| Love, never had a reason before |
| OK, so what d’you wanna know? |
| If it never had a reason before |
| What you trying to make sense for? |
| What you trying to make sense for? |
| What you trying to make sense for? |
| What you trying to make sense for? |
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