| True Love Waits Lyrics Artist(Band):Radiohead
To have YOUR BABIES I'll dress LIKE YOU WISH And wash your swollen feet Just don't leave Don't leave I'm not living I'm just killing time Your tiny hands You crazy KID AND smile Just don't leave Don't leave And true love waits In haunted attics And true love lives On lollipops and crisps Just don't leave Don't leave Just don't leave Don't leave If you find some error in True Love Waits Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Thanks to AARONGOODWYN@GMAIL.COM for submitting the lyrics. Review about True Love Waits Here's my interpretation | Reviewer: Sanya | 5/8/09 I just heard the song and fell in love with it so I had to look at the lyrics. I might be completely off here but its possible he's talking about his love for a child, perhaps his daughter???? Your tiny hands Your crazy kitten smile On lollipops and crisps.................. love | Reviewer: Dan | 5/4/09 My interpretation, on one level, is that the song is about the process of us sensing the loss of love to the mundane, rational and formal life and us striving to preserve childlike, innocent love, even when we are pulled in directions that move us away the natural and uncontrollable love we give as children. This comes full circle when we bring love (children) into the world ourselves and see this love again but from outside. I agree that there's no need to pull songs that you love apart, like I have done here. A song is an interval of time that we relate to thoughts and emotions. Radiohead are brilliant at conveying these beautiful intervals of time. Nothing more, nothing less. But this song makes me want to strive to be more childlike at times, to try to love unconditionally, and to learn to forget. Chew on this for a sec... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/23/08 I think Thom didn't annuciate the words well on purpose... I think that he did it just to leave YOU guessing and determine it on your own so you can make the song what you want it to be... Just a suggestion... hey now.. | Reviewer: just some guy | 10/1/08 well yeah, i mean, the "i woke up this morning sucking on a lemon guy" is half right. the lyrics are probably personal and we'll never know the specifics of what thom yorke actually meant, line for line, in the song. but the theme is also universal. based upon the lyrics, i would guess it's about going through a break-up. telling your lover you will change if they just "don't leave" or whatever, and then deciding that true love is worth the wait and probably hoping in time the lover will return. however, it's tough for me to make a fair analysis as i am going through something much similar to what i just described- so of course that's how i'll translate it. but it's not fair to condemn people for analyzing it line for line like that, some people just get really excited about art they can relate to. regardless of whether or not they nailed the synopsis, i don't think radiohead would do what they do if they didn't want their audience to feel like they can relate and be enthused. how else can one be truly appreciated? all in all let's all just agree that it's a beautiful song, yah? just because you feel it, | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/23/08 "I woke up sucking a lemon | Reviewer: KidA, KidA | 2/14/2008 This song is NOT ABOUT the story he read in the newspaper, but inspired by. It's probably about unrequited love, or whatever he had in mind. I view it about unrequited love. It's not about waiting for love, but wanting love but only able to wait. I believe. The beauty is, the song is so beautiful and such that anyone can relate to it. The people that 'translated it line for line' ...well lets just say I find it surprising that such simple minded people (simple minded enough to think you can know what he means) would even like a band as deep and beautiful as Radiohead. This is, in my opinion, the greatest song of all time." Yeah guys, music is only for pretentious wankers, don't you even think about letting it mean something to you.... the guy below me is wrong | Reviewer: Allan kn0s all b0ut Radiohead | 7/21/08 from: http://www.greenplastic.com/lyrics/truelovewaits.php When asked about the meaning of the line "I'll dress like your niece," Thom had this to say: "the difference between young and old when people start to dress sensible and act their age. this person is offering not to do that to keep the other. alles klarr?" According to Thom, the line "On lollipops and crisps" is from an article he read: "I read an article about a child who was between 5-8 yrs old who was left on his/her own for a week in a house when his parents left on hoilday and he lived on lollipops on crisps. True" True love waits | Reviewer: Myv | 5/26/08 It's actually "Ill drown my believes to have your babies" and then i'm pretty sure it says "And true loves lives in lollipops and cribs" implying a child. Because true love is the product, And in my opinion it is about somebody waiting for someone else's love (possibly religious). i'm listening to this song right now... | Reviewer: Kristin | 3/11/08 ...and it just feels like it's about unrequited love. unrequited love is trapped in the attic and it will fuel itself on whatever it can get. I say it just feels like u.l. because that is one thing I know in my bones. It can last 10 years and it is fueled on a look for months, a meaningful comment for a year, a night up late talking for 2, a kiss for 5 years. maybe not what the writer intended? but to me that's how I feel when I hear it. I woke up sucking a lemon | Reviewer: KidA, KidA | 2/14/08 This song is NOT ABOUT the story he read in the newspaper, but inspired by. It's probably about unrequited love, or whatever he had in mind. I view it about unrequited love. It's not about waiting for love, but wanting love but only able to wait. I believe. The beauty is, the song is so beautiful and such that anyone can relate to it. The people that 'translated it line for line' ...well lets just say I find it surprising that such simple minded people (simple minded enough to think you can know what he means) would even like a band as deep and beautiful as Radiohead. This is, in my opinion, the greatest song of all time. ?Love? | Reviewer: Tom | 1/12/08 I believe this song is about the end to a bad break-up, much like myself....It could be about his first love that he never quite is able to clear his head of or just an ex. He will go on living life still believing that no matter what someday they will be together again if its meant to be only b/c it makes him relieved of all the feelings and pain he's feeling from the fact of now being alone. I think the message trying to be expressed is rather clear. He is in love with who ever the song is about and he would be willing to do anything and everything to have that somebody back but he knows in the end that if it is True Love and they are suppose to be together they will someday. This is exactly how i still feel about you baby after 8 months....i hope life is good...i'll always be waiting Review By Pages: 1 2 3 4 Review the song True Love Waits The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics.  Download "Radiohead" Music | |
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