"Cambodia" von Kim Wilde - die Arabella Songtexte

"Cambodia" von Kim Wilde ist ein New-Wave-Song aus den 80er Jahren, der von der Sehnsucht nach einer verlorenen Liebe und der Schönheit Kambodschas erzählt. Der Song ist bekannt für seinen charakteristischen Synthesizer-Sound und den eingängigen Refrain, der auch heute noch zum Mitsingen einlädt.

Das sind die Original-Lyrics von "Cambodia" von Kim Wilde

Well he was Thailand based

She was an airforce wife

He used to fly weekends

It was the easy life

But then it turned around

And he began to change

She didn't wonder then

She didn't think it strange

 

But then he got a call

He had to leave that night

He couldn't say too much

But it would be alright

He didn't need to pack

They'd meet the next night

He had a job to do

Flying to Cambodia

 

And as the nights passed by

She tried to trace the past

The way he used to look

The way he used to laugh

I guess she'll never know

What got inside his soul

She couldn't make it out

Just couldn't take it all

 

He had the saddest eyes

The girl had ever seen

He used to cry some nights

As though he lived a dream

And as she held him close

He used to search her face

As if she knew the truth

Lost inside Cambodia

 

But then a call came through

They said he'd soon be home

She had to pack a case

And they would make a rendez-vous

But now a year has passed

And not a single word

And all the love she knew

Has disappeared out in the haze

 

Cambodia, don't cry now, no tears now

 

And now the years have passed

With not a single word

But there is only one thing left

I know for sure

She won't see his face again