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Two Rooms At The End Of The World
Elton John
Through a mutual agreement, we got that aching feeling
To look up one another one more time
Tracking down the zip codes
Sealing down those envelopes
Lack of communication on the telephone line
But don't judge us by distance
Or the difference between us
Try to look at it with an open mind
For where there is one room, you'll always find another
Two rooms at the end of the world
Well we've both ridden the wagon bit the tail off the dragon
Borne our swords like steel knights on the highway
Washing down the dirt roads
Hosing off our dirty clothes
Coming to terms with the times that we couldn't but we tried
Where there is one room, you'll always find another
Two rooms at the end of the world
Door to door they would whisper, will they ever get together
Their rooms are different temperatures I'm told
There's a change in their thinking
And their habits seem uneven
But together the two of them were mining gold
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About this Song
Two Rooms At The End Of The World by Elton John is a reflective song that delves into the complex relationship between creative partners, particularly focusing on the dynamic between Elton John and his longtime lyricist Bernie Taupin. The song explores themes of collaboration, separation, and reunion, highlighting how creative partnerships can evolve over time. Poignant moments in the song include lyrics that discuss the misunderstandings and distances that can develop, yet emphasize the enduring bond and mutual respect that keep the partners connected even when they find themselves in 'two rooms' metaphorically and sometimes literally. The song reflects on both the struggles and the triumphs of working closely with another person over many years.
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