1. A dubste… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist or group with this name.
1. A dubstep producer from Leicester, UK.
2. A rapper from Chicago, IL.
3. A violinist/ pianist duo from Japan.
4. A 1980's pop group from Sweden.
5. A 1980's funk-dance duo.
6. A defunct 90's pop duo.
7. A legendary 1990's house producer from Chicago.
8. A Hungarian rock band.
9. A Portuguese group from the 1970's.
10. A Hungarian metal band.
11. A virtual singer (Auxuman).
12. A German alternative rock band.
13. A South Korean rapper and producer.
14. A Thai actor and singer.
(1) Gemini, real name Thomas Slinger, is a Dubstep producer from Leicester. He released his debut EP 'Blue' in 2011 and followed up with the release 'Graduation' shortly after.
He has remixed many artists including Hadouken!, Ed Sheeran, deadmau5, and Lana Del Rey, and collaborated with electro producer Feed Me on Feed Me EP.
(2) Gemini aka. GemStones aka Demarco Castle is a rapper and singer from Chicago, formerly signed to Lupe Fiasco’s record label 1st & 15th before the crew broke up.
(3) Gemini is a Japanese duo consisting of violinist Asuka Mochizuki and pianist Shiho Suzuki. Working under the label Goontrax, they have contributed to various groups and artists including: Cradle Orchestra, Anan Ryoko, re:plus, Robert de Boron and HIDETAKE TAKAYAMA.
(4) Gemini is a Swedish pop group consisting of Karin Glenmark and Anders Glenmark. Their first album consisted mostly of material written by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulveaus of ABBA, including a version of ABBA's unreleased 1982-penned track, 'Just Like That'.
(5) Gemini was a funk-dance duo from the early 80s, consisting of two members, Fred Sawyers and Jerry Scott. Only releasing two singles and an album "Rising," Gemini's 1981 dance classic "Ain't No Love (Better Than Your Love)" has been sought after by music collectors for over a decade.
(6) Gemini is a shortlived, long-forgotten 90s pop duo, David & Michael Smallwood, who had three singles 'Even Though You Broke My Heart','Steal Your Love Away' & 'Could It Be Forever'.
(7) Gemini aka Spencer Kincy was one of the most forward-looking producers in the Chicago house music renaissance of the 1990s. Gemini first came to the world's attention through his recordings for cult Chicago labels Cajual / Relief. He began recording early in the decade, and gained fame for the minimalist flavour of Cajual twelves like ‘Tangled Thoughts' and ‘Duality'. Gemini debuted his album work in late 1997 with his stunning 'In and Out of the Fog and Lights' LP for Peacefrog, which followed 'Hibernation' and 'North Star' EP's.
(8) Gemini is a hungarian pop rock beat band, founded by Várszegi Gábor in 1965. They had one studio album, "I" (1976).
(9) Gemini is a Portuguese group. They participated in the Eurovision Song Contest 1978.
(10) Black metal/punk from italy
(11) A virtual singer (Auxuman). She was previously used as an AI player in a computer game by Bazookai.
(12) An alternative rock band from Aachen, Germany. They released their first album, In Stellar Steam, in 2021.
(13) GEMINI (Hangul: 제미나이; born Kim Jae-min on June 18, 1994) is a South Korean rapper and producer under AREA. He debuted on November 1, 2020 with the single album Going.
(14) Norawit Titicharoenrak (Thai: นรวิชญ์ ฐิติเจริญรักษ์; born 13 June 2004), known by his nickname Gemini (Thai: เจมีไนน์), is a Thai actor under GMMTV.
Just Like That
Gemini Lyrics
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now that he's gone
one day is like another
but they move on
Somehow I have returned
to the land of the living
but badly burned
I never had the chance of
The song of sirens
was to strong in his ear
And when tomorrow calls
Who would pace like a prisoner
within four walls
He slipped into my life
As smug as a cat
He was handsome and smart
Walked away with my heart
He took a temporary home in my flat
Telling innocent lies
Throwing dust in my eyes
But I led him on
In a way I was the one to deceive
Always accepting the fact he would leave
As though he'd only
stopped a while for a chat
But my secrets he learned
Leaving no stone unturned
And when the day is new
the sun in the sky
Who needs the confrontation
saying good-bye
Who needs that kind of strain
When you're born with an instinct
to shun such pain
He slipped into my life
As smug as a cat
He was handsome and smart
Walked away with my heart
He took a temporary home in my flat
Telling innocent lies
Throwing dust in my eyes
But I led him on
In a way I was the one to deceive
Always accepting the fact he would leave
As though he'd only
stopped a while for a chat
But my secrets he learned
Leaving no stone unturned
The lyrics of Gemini's song "Just Like That" tell the story of a person who has lost a lover and is struggling to move on. The hours seem to pass slowly and each day blends into the next, but the pain of the loss remains. The singer feels that they never had a chance of keeping their lover, as the lure of something else was too strong for them to resist. The singer describes their lover's departure as a seduction of sorts, using the metaphor of the song of sirens to describe the irresistible pull that led him away.
The second verse provides more detail about the relationship. The lover seems charming and confident but also deceitful. He tells lies and throws dust in the singer's eyes, making it difficult for them to fully trust him. Despite this, the singer feels complicit in the relationship's demise. They were always accepting of his leaving, treating each encounter as though it were only a brief chat. However, the lover was able to learn all of the singer's secrets, leaving no stone unturned.
The chorus of the song reinforces the idea that the singer doesn't need the confrontation of saying goodbye to move on. They were born with an instinct to shun the pain of such a situation. This idea is juxtaposed with the vivid description of the lover's arrival and departure, and the pain that it caused the singer.
Line by Line Meaning
The hours pass so slowly
now that he's gone
Time feels slow without him here
One day is like another
but they move on
Days continue, though they feel repetitive
Somehow I have returned
to the land of the living
but badly burned
I've endured pain, but still manage to survive
I never had the chance of
keeping him here
I couldn't make him stay
The song of sirens
was to strong in his ear
He was too drawn to other things to stay
And when tomorrow calls
Who would pace like a prisoner
within four walls
Being stuck inside with my thoughts feels suffocating
He slipped into my life
As smug as a cat
He was handsome and smart
Walked away with my heart
He took a temporary home in my flat
Telling innocent lies
Throwing dust in my eyes
But I led him on
In a way I was the one to deceive
Always accepting the fact he would leave
As though he'd only
stopped a while for a chat
But my secrets he learned
Leaving no stone unturned
He was charming, but shallow and misleading. I knew he'd leave, but wasn't ready to face it. He learned everything about me, leaving no mystery.
And when the day is new
the sun in the sky
Who needs the confrontation
saying good-bye
Who needs that kind of strain
When you're born with an instinct
to shun such pain
Confrontation and goodbyes are hard to handle. Some people avoid them instinctually to avoid pain.
Contributed by Samantha N. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Boban1611
Where have I been in 1986, when this great song was released.... listening to it for hours now..... I am so in love with this melancholic melody.... and the male singer of course.... 😋😍🥰❤
yalita76
The best Swedish pop song of the 80s Written by Bjorn & Benny, legendary Abba
Eric Dekker
Still a small hit in the Netherlands. Fantastic, and sophisticated.
SteveO Show
This remains such a pop masterpiece😎👌
04opocin
Released as a single in the UK in March 1986.
Eternal_Winter87
I wish ABBA would record “Just Like That” and “one night in Bangkok” (Both written by Benny & Bjorn) and rerelease voyage as a special edition.
Владимир Олегович
sweet memories and warm...
Roberto de Oliveira
I like 1000 times the Agnetha vocal version.
mirondeturno
Sounds better in ABBA version
Edster73
The kids look bored in this video... this rendition is sorely lacking in the energy and joy that ABBA's version in 1982 had...