Funny how I find myself in love with you
If I could buy my reasoning, I'd pay to lose
One half won't do

I've asked myself, how much do you
Commit yourself?
It's my life, don't you forget
It's my life, it never ends (it never ends)

Funny how I blind myself, I never knew
If I was sometimes played upon, afraid to lose

I'd tell myself, what good you do
Convince myself
It's my life, don't you forget
It's my life, it never ends (it never ends)

I've asked myself, how much do you
Commit yourself?
It's my life, don't you forget
Caught in the crowd, it never ends
It's my life, don't you forget
Caught in the crowd, it never ends
It's my life, don't you forget
Caught in the crowd, it never ends


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    Ive always loved and been intrigued by the meaning of this song since it come out in 1984 when I was 19, for some reason it resonates with the way I've always felt. I wonder if he is in love at all and not just compromising himself, convincing himself its want he wants (when its not). He knows its his life and half measures won't do, but if he could buy his reasoning he'd still do it. Ultimately he gets lost in the crowd, a bit like life itself, secondary school or work.

    haulinoateson September 03, 2018   Link

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