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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Here comes the sun, years it's been here
How should I understand the line following the arrow?
Here comes the sun, and I say
It's all right
Little darling
It's been a long, cold lonely winter
Little darling
--> It feels like years since it's been here...
a) The winter has been here for too long
b) The last time the sun was here was a long time ago.
Though the idea is the same either way, what does IT refer to?
I guess the sun, since later it says, It's a long time since it's been clear.
THANKS
Here comes the sun, and I say
It's all right
Little darling
It's been a long, cold lonely winter
Little darling
--> It feels like years since it's been here...
a) The winter has been here for too long
b) The last time the sun was here was a long time ago.
Though the idea is the same either way, what does IT refer to?
I guess the sun, since later it says, It's a long time since it's been clear.
THANKS
Top answer
It refers to the Sun. a) The winter has been here for too long b) The last time the sun was here was a long time ago. M e aning B is closer to the line than meaning A.
- It refers to the Sun.
- a) The winter has been here for too long b) The last time the sun was here was a long time ago.
- M e aning B is closer to the line than meaning A.
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It refers to the Sun.
a) The winter has been here for too long
b) The last time the sun was here was a long time ago.
Meaning B is closer to the line than meaning A.
a) The winter has been here for too long
b) The last time the sun was here was a long time ago.
Meaning B is closer to the line than meaning A.
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