1) Mark Knight is head of Toolroom Records & a UK DJ / producer. He has stamped his impression on the scene of electronic dance music - through a string of releases & parties - highlighting his label. Often collaborating with fellow British DJ Funkagenda, Mark has been at the forefront of commercial house, techno & tech house. Some of his most successful releases are Man With The Red Face (with Funkagenda), Downpipe (with Underworld & D. Ramirez) & an Underworld rework - Beautiful Burnout (Mark Knight Remix).
2) LA Guitarist Mark Knight's first band was this band called Krude Witch and at sixteen or seventeen played The Troubadour and all the major clubs in Hollywood. Opened up for W.A.S.P. and Ratt. Then that band disbanded, and he put this band together Mickey Knight. It was right around ’84-’85 and the scene was pulsing, all the hair bands. So, Poison, Ratt, all those bands were selling out and the whole scene was starting — and really the Sunset Strip scene was starting to happen. Mickey Knight never got a record deal, but he went on to do City Slick, and then eventually Bang Tango.
Susan
Mark Knight Lyrics
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I can't go back
And I can't move on
I'm lost in a world
Where you belong
And I'm crying now
I want to hold you
Make everything right
(Chorus) x2
Susan, where have you gone?
I don't know what went wrong
But I want you to know
That you're still in my head
After all that's been said
I want you, come home
--
Memories
How they get to me
Time can erase
What you mean to me
And I'm crying now
And I'm reaching out
I want to hold you
Make everything right
(Chorus) x2
Susan, where have you gone?
I don't know what went wrong
But I want you to know
That you're still in my head
After all that's been said
I want you, come home
--
Susan, come home
Susan, come home...
Ooh, there's so much
That we've been through
I'm still waiting here for you
For you
(Chorus) x3
Susan, where have you gone?
I don't know what went wrong
But I want you to know
That you're still in my head
After all that's been said
I want you, come home...
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The lyrics of Mark Knight's song "Susan" express a painful longing for someone who has left, but who remains deeply missed and significant. The singer of the song is caught between the inability to move on and the inability to go back, trapped in a world from which the person he is searching for has vanished. The lyrics express a sense of despair and abandonment, as well as a fierce desire to reclaim what has been lost. The chorus repeats the cry "Susan, where have you gone?" with increasing urgency, suggesting that the absence is both desperate and unresolved.
The song's theme of loss and longing is reinforced by the imagery of memory and the fleeting nature of time. The memories of the past are vivid and powerful, but they are also fragile and easily lost. The singer is haunted by the memories of the person he has lost, but also by the realization that time is slipping away, making it increasingly difficult to find what he is looking for. The emotional intensity of the lyrics is supported by the simple, powerful melody and the spare arrangement, which allows the vocal performance to shine through.
Line by Line Meaning
Come home....
The singer wants Susan to come back home.
I can't go back
The singer cannot change the past.
And I can't move on
The singer is stuck in the past and cannot move forward.
I'm lost in a world
The artist is feeling lost without Susan.
Where you belong
Susan belongs with the artist.
And I'm crying now
The singer is currently crying, likely out of sadness and longing.
And I'm reaching out
The singer is reaching out for Susan, both figuratively and literally.
I want to hold you
The artist wants to physically hold and comfort Susan.
Make everything right
The artist hopes that holding Susan will make everything feel okay again.
Susan, where have you gone?
The artist is calling out to Susan, wondering where she has gone.
I don't know what went wrong
The singer does not understand why their relationship with Susan fell apart.
But I want you to know
The artist wants Susan to understand how much they still care.
That you're still in my head
Susan is still on the singer's mind, even after all this time.
After all that's been said
Despite any hurtful things that may have been said in the past, the singer still wants Susan back.
I want you, come home
The singer desires for Susan to return home once again.
Memories
The artist is reflecting on memories they have shared with Susan.
How they get to me
The memories are affecting the artist emotionally.
Time can erase
The singer acknowledges that time may lessen the intensity of their emotions, but not completely erase their feelings for Susan.
What you mean to me
Susan holds a great deal of significance to the singer.
Susan, come home
The artist once again pleads for Susan to come home.
Ooh, there's so much
There is a lot of history shared between the artist and Susan.
That we've been through
The relationship between the artist and Susan has been through a lot.
I'm still waiting here for you
The singer is patiently waiting for Susan's return.
For you
All of the waiting and hoping is for Susan to come back to the artist.
Contributed by Arianna S. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
hauslex
its 2019 and this song just pop up in my mind....i listen now after years and its still amazing!
Magno Souza
Muito show essa música, me remete aos tempos áureos da época que eu frequentava as baladas.
Nikko Ousme
still love it,still on my playlist for my sets
Game Freak
this was maybe first song (2006-2007 )that i heard MARK KNIGHT...still sounds crazy,,,
DJCenterMusicGroup
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Dee Gee
Great tune for the end of the night
Darry Petrova
2018 still rocking!
Ahmed Slah El Din
great tune that plays on the feelings and memories, can anyone tell what david vandetta cosa nostra was this great track included
Deniz Rusev
Year 2022 this songs remind me of my teenage years
J J
Still listening to this masterpiece 2021 !!!