I'm Walking
Cliff Richard & The Shadows Lyrics


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I′m walking, yes indeed I'm talking
About you and me and I′m hoping
That you'll come back to me

I'm lonely as I can be
Just waited for your company
And I′m hoping that you′ll come back to me
What you gonna do when the well runs dry
You gonna run away and hide
I'm gonna run right by your side
For you, pretty baby, I′d even die

I'm walking, yes indeed I′m talking
About you and me and I'm hoping
That you′ll come back to me, yeah

I'm walking, yes indeed I'm talking
About you and me and I′m hoping
That you′ll come back to me, oh yeah

I'm lonely as I can be
Just waited for your company
And I′m hoping that you'll come back to me

What you gonna do when the well runs dry
You gonna run away and hide
I′m gonna run right by your side
For you, pretty baby, I'd even die

I′m walking, yes indeed I'm talking




About you and me and I'm hoping
That you′ll come back to me

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Cliff Richard & The Shadows's song "I'm Walking" seem to be about a person who is hoping for the return of a lover who has left them feeling lonely. The title "I'm Walking" suggests that the singer is on a journey towards something or someone, and in this case, it's towards the person they've lost. The repetition of the phrase "I'm walking, yes indeed I'm talking" conveys a sense of determination and conviction in the singer's quest to reconnect with their lover.


The lyrics also touch upon the idea of loyalty and devotion, with lines like "For you, pretty baby, I'd even die." The singer clearly has strong feelings for their lover, and they seem willing to do anything to keep them by their side. The lyrics also create a sense of urgency, with lines like "What you gonna do when the well runs dry? You gonna run away and hide." This suggests that the singer is worried that their relationship is in danger of ending permanently if their lover doesn't return soon.


On the whole, the lyrics to "I'm Walking" convey a sense of longing and hopefulness, as the singer holds out hope that their lover will come back to them and they can be reunited once again.


Line by Line Meaning

I'm walking, yes indeed I'm talking
I am moving and speaking about something important


About you and me and I'm hoping
The thing I am speaking about is the relationship between you and me, and I wish for something positive to happen in that regard


That you'll come back to me
The desired outcome is for you to return to me, suggesting that you have left for some reason


I'm lonely as I can be
Without you I feel isolated and unhappy


Just waited for your company
I have been expecting you to be with me, and I miss your presence


And I'm hoping that you'll come back to me
My expectation is that you will return to me, and I am waiting for it to happen


What you gonna do when the well runs dry
I wonder what will happen when our resources or options are depleted


You gonna run away and hide
I worry that you will leave and try to avoid the problem


I'm gonna run right by your side
However, I won't abandon you, and I will stand by your side


For you, pretty baby, I'd even die
I care so much for you that I am willing to sacrifice my life for you


I'm walking, yes indeed I'm talking
Again, I am moving and speaking about this important matter


About you and me and I'm hoping
Reiterating that the discussion is about our relationship, and my hope for a positive outcome


That you'll come back to me, yeah
Once again stating that my desired result is for you to return to me


I'm walking, yes indeed I'm talking
Once again, I am taking action and communicating about this issue


About you and me and I'm hoping
Still focused on the topic of our relationship, and my hopeful outlook


That you'll come back to me, oh yeah
Reiterating my expectation for you to return to me


I'm lonely as I can be
Restating the negative impact of your absence on me


Just waited for your company
Repeating the fact that I am still waiting for your return


And I'm hoping that you'll come back to me
Stating again that my desire is for you to come back to me




Writer(s): D Bartholomew, A Domino

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