Amelie – Artist


Lyrics: Amelie

I met a girl once

She sort of ripped me open

She doesn't even know it

She doesn't know my name

We sat on the sofa

She asked me a million questions

I answered and by eleven

Memorized her face



Where did you go

Amelie, Amelie, Amelie?

Where'd you go?

Or were you all in a dream

Amelie, Amelie?

I don't know



Why'd it feel louder

When all of it went unspoken?

All I can do is hope that

This will go away

She had her hair up

She cried about her obsessions

But she doesn't know I'd let her

Ruin all my days



Where did you go

Amelie, Amelie, Amelie?

Where'd you go?

Or were you all in a dream

Amelie, Amelie?

I don't know

Where did you go

Amelie, Amelie, Amelie?

Where'd you go?

Or were you all in a dream

Amelie, Amelie?

Tell me no



Tell me more, I would give all my time

All your words felt like a nursery rhyme

Comfortable, handing you my whole life

When all your words felt like a funeral rite



So where did you go

Amelie, Amelie, Amelie?

Where'd you go?

Or were you all in a dream

Amelie, Amelie?

I don't know, oh

Where did you go

Amelie, Amelie, Amelie?

Where'd you go?

Or were you all in a dream

Amelie, Amelie?

I don't know



So where did you go

Amelie, Amelie, Amelie?

Where'd you go?

Or were you all in a dream

Amelie, Amelie?

I don't know, oh

Where did you go

Amelie, Amelie, Amelie?

Where'd you go?

Or were you all in a dream

Amelie, Amelie?

Tell me no

Unraveling the Story of “Amelie”

A Fleeting Connection
“Amelie” captures the delicate ache of a brief yet deeply impactful encounter. The narrator meets someone who instantly leaves a mark on their heart, yet remains almost a stranger. The opening lines reveal vulnerability—”She sort of ripped me open / She doesn’t even know it”—showing how profound an effect a passing connection can have.

The Mystery of Amelie
Throughout the song, Amelie becomes a symbol of longing and uncertainty. The repeated refrain, “Where did you go, Amelie?” echoes a desperate search for closure or understanding. The narrator is left questioning whether Amelie was real or just a figment of a dream, highlighting the blurred lines between memory and imagination.

The Weight of Unspoken Words
The lyrics dwell on the power of what remains unsaid: “Why’d it feel louder / When all of it went unspoken?” This line suggests that sometimes, silence carries more weight than words, and missed opportunities can haunt us long after the moment has passed. The song beautifully portrays the longing to relive and make sense of a fleeting connection that left a lasting impression.

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