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Introduction
Hey there! Let’s dive into the world of Bryan Adams and his soulful track “Walk On By.” Imagine you’re sitting with a friend, maybe over a cup of coffee, and you’re sharing a musical gem that’s close to your heart. That’s exactly the vibe we’re going for here.
“Walk On By” is one of those songs that feels like a comforting hug on a rainy day. It’s imbued with Bryan Adams’ signature style—raw and heartfelt—with a melody that just wraps around you. You know how sometimes a song can feel like it’s written just for you? This is one of those tracks. It captures that bittersweet feeling of seeing someone you care about drift past, and all you can do is watch, heart quietly aching. We’ve all been there, right?
Bryan Adams, known for his raspy voice and emotional delivery, gives us another classic with “Walk On By.” Although it might not be as iconic as “Summer of ’69” or “Heaven,” it holds its own special place in the hearts of his fans. The song beautifully balances melancholy with a sense of acceptance, all wrapped up in a melody that’s both haunting and uplifting. It’s a reminder of those moments when life nudges us to keep moving forward, even when it hurts.
Have you ever experienced a moment where a song just perfectly captures what you’re feeling? That’s the magic of “Walk On By.” Its emotional depth and soulful resonance make it a track that can speak to anyone who’s loved and lost. It’s the kind of song you’d listen to on a long drive, watching the scenery blur by, lost in thought and feeling a little less alone because the music just gets it.
So next time you’re in need of a musical companion for your contemplative mood, give “Walk On By” a listen. Let it be the soundtrack to your reflections, and maybe you’ll find a bit of solace in its melody. What songs do you turn to when you need that emotional connection? I’d love to hear your thoughts!
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Lyrics
I heard that you’re leavin’
This sleepy little town
The bright lights must have caught your eye ’cause you ain’t hangin’ ’round
You know people been talkin’
They say you’re makin’ a mistake
Gotta get on that greyhound and forget about what they say
Just walk on by
Walk on by
Don’t look over your shoulder
Keep your head up high
Just walk on by
I’ve heard bad things about the city and I’m told that they’re true
Better watch out for those guys out there they’re gonna hit on you
So don’t talk to no strangers
No it ain’t your style
Don’t give up when the chips are down
Just turn around and smile
Just walk on by
Walk on by
Don’t look over your shoulder
Keep your head up high
Just walk on by, walk on
You’re old enough to know why
You’re old enough to know why
Now you’re standing at the station
Got a ticket in your hand
Guess you got your mind made up
Gotta get out while you can
Don’t say I never told ya
Now the rest is up to you
Those streets can be a battlefield
When it’s hard to make it through
Just walk on by
Walk on by
Don’t look over your shoulder
Keep your head up high
Just walk on by
Walk on by
You’re a little bit lonely
You’re a little bit shy
Just walk on by
Just walk on