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Stevenukd Posted 20 years ago
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CUTS LIKE A KNIFE

Dear Teachers,

1. Missing you baby, cuts like a knife.

- This means "Baby missing you drives me crazy", right?

2. Now I'm staring at the moon, thinking we got too serious too soon.

- "we got too serious too soon" here means "it was still early for us to get too serious", right?

Thanks a bunch to Teachers,

Stevenukd.
  

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1. Missing you baby, cuts like a knife. - This means "Baby missing you drives me crazy", right?

— Marius Hancu

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  • Missing you baby, cuts like a knife.
  • - This means "Baby missing you drives me crazy", right?
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1. Missing you baby, cuts like a knife.

- This means "Baby missing you drives me crazy", right? [Yes.

2. Now I'm staring at the moon, thinking we got too serious too soon.

- "we got too serious too soon" here means "it was still early for us to get too serious", right? [Yes
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Hi,

1. Missing you baby, cuts like a knife.

- This means "Baby missing you drives me crazy", right? Without any context, I'd say a better interpretation is that 'missing you hurts a lot, causes me a lot of pain'.

Best wishes, Clive
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