Jim Carrey lyrics

This song is about a person who went back to a city where they had once lived, but no one was around to share the memories with them. The song paints a picture of the lonely feeling of walking around a city, imagining the past with someone they can no longer be with. It speaks to the idea that memories, even of places and people, can feel more real and tangible than present time.

I went back to the city The snow it was pretty But no one was sharing the view That Italian restaurant Everybody’s jerkin’ off I didn’t care for the food It’s not about where you’ve been
It’s who you’ve gone there with d

Like a scene from that movie
With Kate Winslet and Jim Carrey
It’s easier to believe for all these years
You were never here

I could swear that the sun doesn’t shine
Quite as bright as the light
Of your name in my phone

I know that it’s only the rain
But I swear that my brain
Turns it into a song

Your memory has made me feel
like this city’s a god damn minefield

Like a scene from that movie
With Kate Winslet and Jim Carrey
It’s easier to believe for all these years
You were never here

Like a scene from that movie
With Kate Winslet and Jim Carrey
It’s easier to believe for all these years
Like a dream so bittersweet
I don’t regret a single thing
But it’s easier to believe for all these years
You were never here

If you have enjoyed hearing the lyrics of Jim Carrey, be sure to share it with your friends on social media. It's important to recognize that lyrics are an integral part of music, and contribute to its impact on the listener. Therefore, remember to share the experience with others so that they can appreciate the song as well.

Who is the author of the song Jim Carrey?
The song Jim Carrey was written by Billy Raffoul.

Who sings the song Jim Carrey?
The song Jim Carrey is performed by Billy Raffoul.

You May Also Like

Billy Raffoul - We Could Get High Billy Raffoul - Better