Can you see me now? Can you see me now? Can you see?

All this weeping in the air
I can tell were about to fall through floating forests in the air
Across the rolling open sea
Now I kiss and run through air, leave the past find nowhere
Floating forests in the air clowns all around you

Clowns are here to let you know where you let your senses go
Clowns all around you its a cross I need to bear
All this black and cruel is fair, this is an emergency
Don't you hide your eyes from me, open them and see me now

Can you see me now? Can you see? Can you see me now?
Can you see? Can you see? Can you see?
Can you see? Can you see me now? Can you see?
Can you see? Can you see me now?
Can you see me now? Can you see clowns all around you
Can you see? Can you see?
Can you see? Can you see me now?
Floating, floating, floating, floating

See me here in the air not holding on to anywhere
But holding on so beware I have secrets I won't share
See me here wishing you if I don't deny I do contemplate our wish away
If I ask you not to stay, clowns are here to let you know where you let your senses go
Clowns all around you it's a cross I need to bare

All this black and cruel is fair
This is an emergency don't you hide your eyes from me
Open them and see me now

Can you see me now? Can you see me now? Can you see? Can you see? Can you see?


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Clowns (Can You See Me Now?) Lyrics as written by Sergey Galoyan Valerij Valentinovich Polienko

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    This song is about a psychotic break down... lol

    yourgrandmaon October 30, 2006   Link
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    I really love this song, but these lyrics are seriously flawed.

    RedSolemnBladeon December 22, 2004   Link
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    I agree, who wrote these lyrics? They are totally wrong. If you are going to plan to write lyrics for a song, write them correctly.

    Sunshine_candieon April 17, 2005   Link
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    I agree. >_> Someone needs to put up the right lyrics. As far as what it means...i'm not sure. I think it's about someone feeling like they're not noticed by whomever. But hey! I dunno. This song really confused me, for some reason.

    A_Queen_Of_Snowon October 24, 2005   Link
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    This is a strange and cool song... like a lot of tatu's music. What is it about? I really want to know!

    psycholollyon February 19, 2006   Link
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    This is a good song, but I don't really have a meaning, just an idea for now.

    draculon February 22, 2006   Link
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    I love all of t.A.T.u's music, the lyrics are correct. Read them and listen at the same time they're right, if you get the album, the lyrics in the book is the same. I have no idea about meaning either. ^_^

    GoldenGal_42on February 28, 2006   Link
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    These lyrics look right to me. The problem with them is that they really don't come together to form a complete thought about anything. The lyrics that I get meaning from seem to be about a person who is very confused or lost in her world... and maybe the confusing, disjointed way the song was written was meant to make us feel as lost as the singer does... food for thought.

    lizzieluvs2playon May 19, 2006   Link
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    I love this song. The lyrics make no sense to me, though...

    gravekeeperon June 12, 2006   Link
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    I believe that the meaning of this song as the title suggests, is about clowns, however, I think that clowns has a meaning other then the clowns we see in circuses. I think this clowns has more of a symbolic meaning to it. My rendition of the word clowns represents the “normal” people or the society reminding others how to behave in order to what is expected from us. And when we don’t follow the patterns society normally impose, they’re always going to be there to let us know “where you let your senses go”. To let us know what’s “wrong”. That’s the “cross I need to bear” (the obligation to behave in a certain way just because others say it is “right” and if not, bear the consequences and get judged and rejected). Clowns are always disguised, so why do they have to? To hide, they let their senses go too. After all, they’re humans too. That’s why they’re such clowns…trying to be something they aren’t to follow what’s expected of them. I think that the theme or message in the lyrics is that even if you’re different from everyone else its fine to be able to be that. Just be ready for the possible outcasting. Society and groups get rid of people when they pose a threat to what they believe in or the life to which they’re used to and you were too busy with your eyes closed, too scared to keep them open afraid of what might happen

    BrokenBlackWolfon June 18, 2006   Link

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