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One Hundred Things You Should Have Done In Bed

Snow Patrol

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One Hundred Things You Should Have Done In Bed

I haven't left here yet, but I'm trying

I'm still tied to the bed

Can you come here?

When you come, would you please bring a knife

And cure me down

Cause this is larger than life and I'm frightened

100 things you should have done in bed

But you never had the chance to try them

At least the dog has a smile on its face

I'm drained and I'm dry and I'm sore

It's not that bad if she could be here all the time

It would kill me

I think I've been broken in tow and I can't scream

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Translated byAllen Morningstar

About this Song

One Hundred Things You Should Have Done In Bed by Snow Patrol is a contemplative track that delves into themes of regret, lost opportunities, and reflections on past relationships. The song poetically lists numerous experiences and moments that could have been shared between lovers but were ultimately missed, painting a picture of profound yearning and introspection. Key themes include introspection, unfulfilled desires, and emotional complexity. Particularly poignant moments in the song include the enumerations of what could have been, highlighting the deep sense of regret and lamentation. Through its reflective lyrics and emotive delivery, the song encourages listeners to contemplate their own missed opportunities and to cherish moments of connection.

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