The Swing Of Things

A-Ha · How Can I Sleep With Your Voice In My Head [Live]

You say the world's an eventful place
You give me news
I don't want to know
You say that I should care
That I should speak my mind

Oh, but how can I speak of the world
Rushing by
With a lump in my throat
And tears in my eyes
Oh, have we come to the point of no turning back
Or is it still time to get into
The swing of things

Let us walk through this windless city
I'll go on till the winter gets me
Oh, "sleep..." you wrote "sleep, my dear"
In a letter somewhere

Oh, but how can I sleep with your
voice in my head
With an ocean between us
And room in my bed
Oh, have I come to the point where I'm losing the grip
Or is it still time to get into
The swing of things

Oh, when she glows in the dark
And I'm weak by the sight
Of this breathtaking beauty
In which I can hide
Oh, there's a worldful out there
Of people I fear
But given time I'll get into
The swing of things

Yes, when she glows in the dark and
I'm struck by the sight
I know that I'll need this for the rest of my life

What have I done
What lies I have told
I've played games with the ones that
rescued my soul
Oh, have I come to the point where I'm losing the grip
Or is it still time to get into
The swing of things

The Swing Of Things

Released on the live album How Can I Sleep With Your Voice In My Head, "The Swing Of Things" captures the electrifying energy of Norwegian synth-pop pioneers A-Ha. As a staple of their live performances, the track showcases the band's signature blend of catchy melodies and driving rhythms that defined the early 1990s dance scene. The song serves as a testament to their ability to translate studio hits into dynamic concert experiences, reinforcing their status as one of the most influential acts of the era. Its enduring appeal lies in its infectious groove and the charismatic stage presence of the group, making it a memorable highlight in their extensive discography.