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Jonathan David

Belle & Sebastian

I know you like her

Well I like her too

I know she likes you

It's not as if I'm being sent off to War

There are worse things in this world

There's still room on my wooden horse for two

I was Jonathan to your David

You're still King

Well, I'd thought about her

I dreamed she'd come, I'd make my escape

I thought she liked me but somehow I was wrong

I know you don't want it this way

But it's O.K.

It's not like we'll be parted

It's not like we never know love

And she'll smile for you

She'll hold your hand

You'll be in love there's no other way

And I will make it some day

I know you like her

Well I like her too

I know she likes you

It's not as if I'm being sent off to War

There are worse things in this world

There's still room on my wooden horse for two

I was Jonathan to your David

You're still King

Visions of love recollected

Have we ever been true?

I know that I have, it's time for you to go

It's all in the stones that you throw

I want you to know

It's not like we'll be parted

It's not like we never know love

And she'll smile for you

She'll hold your hand

You'll be in love there's no other way

People say that

"We'll never change"

"We'll never change"

But I have

You and her in the local newspaper

You will be Married and you'll be gone

Married and you'll be gone

LanguageEnglish
Translated byAllen Morningstar

About this Song

Jonathan David by Belle & Sebastian is a song that delves into themes of friendship, love, and unrequited feelings. The song tells the story of Jonathan and his relationship with two friends, touching on the complex emotions of affection, jealousy, and longing. The lyrics reflect a deep sense of nostalgia and emotional introspection, with poignant moments highlighting the intricacies of human relationships and the pain of loving someone who doesn't feel the same way.

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