Where's the Girl
Terry Mann Lyrics


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I remember days full of restlessness and fury
I remember nights that were drunk on dreams
I remember someone who hungered for the glory
I remember her, but it seems she's gone
Where's the girl? Where's the girl with the blaze in her eyes?
Where's the girl with that gaze of surprise?
Now and then I still dream she's beside me
Where's the girl who could turn on the edge of a knife?
Where's the girl who was burning for life?
I can still feel her breathing beside me
And I know she remembers how fearless it feels
To take off with the wind at her heels
She and I took this world like a storm
Come again!
Let the girl in your heart tumble free
Bring your renegade heart home to me
In the dark of the morning, I'll warm you
I'll rouse you
Marguerite, don't forget I know who you are
We were cut from the same surly star
Like two jewels in the sky sharing fire
Where's the girl so alive and still aching for more?
We had dreams that were worth dying for
We were caught in the eye of a storm
Come again!
Let the girl in your heart tumble free
Bring your renegade heart home to me
In the dark of the morning, I'll warm you
I'll rouse you
Where's the girl?
Is she gazing at me with surprise?




Do I still see that blaze in her eyes?
Am I dreaming, or is she beside me now?

Overall Meaning

The song "Where's the Girl" by Terry Mann revolves around the nostalgic longing for a girl from the past. The lyrics describe the memories of someone who remembers a time when they were restless and passionate, and there was a girl who was burning for life. However, it seems that the girl is now gone, and the singer is left with a burning desire to find her again. The chorus repeated throughout the song asks, "Where's the girl?", emphasizing the singer's desperation to find the girl who once brought them so much inspiration.


The lyrics paint a picture of a girl who was fearless, who could turn on the edge of a knife, and who took on the world like a storm. The singer's longing for her is palpable as they try to recall the girl with the blaze in her eyes and the gaze of surprise. The bridge of the song changes the perspective to a more personal one, as the singer addresses the girl directly as "Marguerite" and reminds her that they were cut from the same surly star. The song ends with a final chorus, echoing the singer's plea for the girl to come back again and bring her renegade heart home.


Overall, the song "Where's the Girl" by Terry Mann explores the universal theme of lost love and missed connections. The lyrics conjure up images of a passionate and fearless girl who inspired the singer to pursue their dreams. The repetition of the question "Where's the girl?" highlights the emptiness and longing that comes with losing someone who was once so important.


Line by Line Meaning

I remember days full of restlessness and fury
I recall times when I felt unsettled and angry.


I remember nights that were drunk on dreams
I recall nights spent dreaming about what could be.


I remember someone who hungered for the glory
I recall someone who craved success and recognition.


I remember her, but it seems she's gone
I remember the person I used to be, but it feels like she's no longer there.


Where's the girl? Where's the girl with the blaze in her eyes?
Where has that confident and passionate person gone?


Where's the girl with that gaze of surprise?
Where has that curious and hopeful person gone?


Now and then I still dream she's beside me
Sometimes I still think about that version of myself.


Where's the girl who could turn on the edge of a knife?
Where has that daring and risk-taking person gone?


Where's the girl who was burning for life?
Where has that passionate and enthusiastic person gone?


I can still feel her breathing beside me
I can still sense her presence in my memories.


And I know she remembers how fearless it feels
I know that version of myself remembers how liberating it was to be fearless.


To take off with the wind at her heels
To take off and chase after my dreams with great enthusiasm.


She and I took this world like a storm
That version of myself and I approached life with great energy and intensity.


Come again!
Let me experience that feeling once more.


Let the girl in your heart tumble free
Let yourself be liberated and passionate once again.


Bring your renegade heart home to me
Embrace that rebellious and adventurous attitude again.


In the dark of the morning, I'll warm you
I will be there for you even in the darkest and coldest moments.


I'll rouse you
I will wake you up and encourage you to be your best.


Marguerite, don't forget I know who you are
Remember that I know your true, passionate self.


We were cut from the same surly star
We were both born with challenging personalities.


Like two jewels in the sky sharing fire
Like two bright lights in the sky, we shared our passion and energy.


Where's the girl so alive and still aching for more?
Where has that energetic and ambitious person gone?


We had dreams that were worth dying for
Our dreams were so meaningful and important to us that we would have done anything for them.


We were caught in the eye of a storm
We were in the center of intense and exciting moments.


Am I dreaming, or is she beside me now?
Do I still have that passionate and enthusiastic part of me, or is it just a distant memory?




Writer(s): FRANK WILDHORN, NAN KNIGHTON

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