Sally
Mika · Other Songs - Mika
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She took a ride on another train
She couldnt cry cuz her face was bleeding
She booked a ticket in another name.
She never thought it would be so easy
Shes never ever been together,
but shes never meant to fall apart,
It hurts her either way.
Coulda put em back together,
all the pieces of a broken heart.
It hurts you anyway.
When you dont know be shouldnt be
Where the life should of been
Sally, dont let the rain get you down,
Look out the window
Somethings coming in
thats gonna chase away your sorrow.
Dont let the rain get you down
look out the window
Gotta shine again like the world around you
Sally,
who turned on you
Made you black eyed
Sally blue
Sally who turned on you
Made you blacked eyed
Sally!
She took a ride on another train
She couldnt cry cuz her face was bleeding
She booked a ticket in another name
She never thought it would be so easy
Shes never ever been together,
but shes never meant to fall apart,
It hurts her either way.
Coulda put em back together,
all the pieces of a broken heart.
It hurts you anyway.
The pleasures could of been
And the blue is that shes easy and I love you so
Sally, dont let the rain get you down.
Look out the window,
somethings comming in.
thats gonna chase away your sorrow.
Sally, dont let the rain get you down.
Look out the window,
somethings comming in.
Gotta Shine again, like the world around you.
I could love you tomorrow
And see that you dont know my love at all
Dont let the rain get you down
Look out the window
Somethings coming in
Thats gonna chase away the sorrow
Dont let the rain
Get you down, look out the window
Gotta shine again
Like the world around you
Sally,who turned on you
Made you black eyed, Sally blue?
Sally who turned on you
Made you black eyed, Sally
Ohh...
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Sally - Mika
Mika's 'Sally' stands as a poignant song in his discography, reflecting the introspective and often melancholic tone characteristic of his work. The track explores themes of longing and emotional vulnerability, delivered through a blend of electronic production and acoustic elements that define his musical style. Released during a period where Mika frequently examined personal relationships and societal expectations, the song captures a specific mood that resonates with listeners seeking depth in pop music. While not tied to a specific major album release in this context, it aligns with the broader narrative found in his earlier works, such as 'The Boy Who Knew Too Much,' where he delved into complex character studies and romantic dilemmas. The recording showcases his ability to merge indie sensibilities with mainstream appeal, creating a sound that remains distinct within the electronic pop genre.