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ABBA
Lyrics for Song: I Wonder (Departure)
Lyrics for Album: Thank You for the Music [1994]
This park and these houses, old streets I have walked
Everything dear, will it be here
One day when I am returning
My friends will get married, have children and homes
It sounds so nice, well-planned and wise
Never expecting surprises
I wonder, it's frightening
Leaving now, is that the right thing
I wonder, it scares me
But who the hell am I if I don't even try
I'm not a coward
Oh no, I'll be strong
One chance in a lifetime
Yes I will take it, it can't go wrong
My friends and my family, this dull little town
Buses I've missed, boys that I've kissed
Everything old and familiar
I wonder, it's frightening
Leaving now, is that the right thing
I wonder, it scares me
But who the hell am I if I don't even try
I'm not a coward
Oh no, I'll be strong
One chance in a lifetime
Yes I will take it
Yes I will take it, it can't go wrong
This park and these houses, old streets I have walked
Everything dear, will it be here
One day when I am returning
My friends will get married, have children and homes
It sounds so nice, well-planned and wise
Never expecting surprises
I wonder, it's frightening
Leaving now, is that the right thing
I wonder, it scares me
But who the hell am I if I don't even try
I'm not a coward
Oh no, I'll be strong
One chance in a lifetime
Yes I will take it, it can't go wrong
My friends and my family, this dull little town
Buses I've missed, boys that I've kissed
Everything old and familiar
I wonder, it's frightening
Leaving now, is that the right thing
I wonder, it scares me
But who the hell am I if I don't even try
I'm not a coward
Oh no, I'll be strong
One chance in a lifetime
Yes I will take it
Yes I will take it, it can't go wrong
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I Wonder (Departure)
Released on the 1994 compilation Thank You for the Music, 'I Wonder (Departure)' is a Swedish pop track by ABBA that captures the band's signature melodic sensibility. The song features the group's characteristic harmonies and a driving rhythm typical of their late-career recordings. While the title suggests introspection, the track serves as a standard song in the Swedish pop repertoire, showcasing the enduring appeal of ABBA's songwriting and production style. It stands alongside other catalogues works that highlight the group's ability to blend romantic themes with upbeat arrangements. The recording reflects the polished sound that defined the Swedish song into the international pop market during the 1970s. |
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| Album Lyrics: Thank You for the Music [1994] |
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"Thank You for the Music [1994]"
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