You drive down your old street
Familiar smiles from those you meet
You've been around been everywhere
But objects in the rear view mirror
Are closer than they appear
Looking back is bittersweet
When the world was at your feet
Love would make your life complete
No one makes it on their own
You've come so far
In your comfortable car
Now objects in the rear view mirror
Seem closer than they are
Looking back is bittersweet
All the world was at your feet
Love could make your life complete
Yeah, love could make your life complete
Teach your heart to skip a beat
Lift your eyes above the street
This is where you once belonged
Come on now, its not so bad
Thinking back on the fund we had
We can stitch a life together
With the fibres of the past
But you cannot make a fleeting moment
Promise it will last
Looking back is bittersweet
Love the world was at your feet
Lift your eyes above the street
This is where you once belonged
Been everywhere
And now you're here
And objects in the rear view mirror
Seem to disappear
A-ha is a Norwegian pop group formed in Oslo in 1982 by Morten Harket (vocals), Paul Waaktaar-Savoy (guitar) and Magne Furuholmen (keyboards). After starting their career in Norway, the trio moved to London to seek new opportunities. A-ha reached the peak of international success with the single "Take On Me", released in 1985, which became a global phenomenon thanks to its innovative animated music video. The group continued to release successful albums in the following years, consolidating their position as one of the most influential pop bands of the 1980s and 1990s. Among their most famous songs are also "The Sun Always Shines on T.V.", "Hunting High and Low" and "Stay On These Roads".
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