Born in the sticky Philippines summer of 2006, the five-piece known as Mosc… Read Full Bio ↴Born in the sticky Philippines summer of 2006, the five-piece known as Moscow Olympics produce music that has been described by Alistair Fitchett (on his Unpopular blog) as "Blueboy leaping from the clouds and snogging The Wake in the sunset whilst drifting down over the Oresund bridge."

Indeed, the band's fuzzy, dreamy pop is deliciously reminiscent of our most favourite bands of past decades, but they have a genuine just-for-the-love-of-music spirit/sound that's uniquely their own.

Moscow Olympics are: AJ, ,Jojo, Melanie and Richard.

http://www.myspace.com/moskva80

Carolyn
Moscow Olympics Lyrics

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All you said, I heard it on the telephone
All the time, all the time.
(Can you hear it?)
Talked about, talked about.
(All along)
All this time, all this time
(Carolyn)

Someday, you′ll hear my voice on radio.
All the time, all the time.
(Can you hear it?)
Talk about, talk about.
(Carolyn)

All the time, all the time.
(Carolyn)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Moscow Olympics' song "Carolyn" portray a sense of distance and longing for someone named Carolyn. The opening lines express that the singer hears everything Carolyn says on the phone, implying that they are not in close proximity to one another. The repetition of "all the time" emphasizes how the singer is always listening, always waiting to hear from Carolyn.

Later, the lyrics indicate that the singer desires to be heard on the radio, suggesting that they may be a musician or some kind of performer. The repetition of "talk about" and "Carolyn" implies that this desire for recognition and success is fueled by thoughts of Carolyn.

Through these brief lyrics, Moscow Olympics captures a sense of bittersweet yearning and determination. The song speaks to anyone who has ever felt the ache of distance from someone they love, while also reminding us of the power of ambition and the hope that one day we'll achieve our dreams.

Line by Line Meaning

All you said, I heard it on the telephone
I received all of your words through the phone

All the time, all the time
Repeatedly

(Can you hear it?)
Asking for confirmation of the message being received

Talked about, talked about
Conversed repeatedly

(All along)
Duration of time

All this time, all this time
During this entire duration

(Carolyn)
Direct address to a female named Carolyn

Someday, you′ll hear my voice on radio.
At some point in the future, you will listen to me speak via radio broadcast

All the time, all the time.
Repeatedly

(Can you hear it?)
Asking for confirmation of the message being received

Talk about, talk about.
Converse repeatedly