Lirik Lagu Nikita - Elton John

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Nikita merupakan lagu yang dipopulerkan oleh penyanyi laki-laki asal Britania Raya, Elton John. Lagu berdurasi 5 menit 43 detik ini merupakan lagu keempat dalam album bertajuk “Ice On Fire” yang dirilis pada 7 November 1985. Album ini memuat 14 trek lagu, di antaranya Satellite, Too Young, dan The Man Who Never Died – 1985 Remix. Penasaran seperti apa lagunya? Berikut lirik lagu “Nikita” yang dibawakan Elton John.

Lirik Lagu Nikita – Elton John

Hey Nikita, is it cold

In your little corner of the world?

You could roll around the globe

And never find a warmer soul to know

Oh, I saw you by the wall

Ten of your tin soldiers in a row

With eyes that looked like ice on fire

The human heart, a captive in the snow

 

Oh, Nikita, you will never know

Anythin’ about my home

I’ll never know how good it feels to hold you

Nikita, I need you so

Oh, Nikita, is the other side

Of any given line in time

Countin’ ten tin soldiers in a row

Oh no, Nikita, you’ll never know

 

Do you ever dream of me?

And do you ever see the letters that I write?

When you look up through the wire

Nikita, do you count the stars at night?

And if there comes a time

Guns and gates no longer hold you in

And if you’re free to make a choice

Just look towards the west and find a friend

Oh, Nikita, you will never know

Anythin’ about my home

I’ll never know how good it feels to hold you

Nikita, I need you so

Oh, Nikita, is the other side

Of any given line in time

Countin’ ten tin soldiers in a row

Oh no, Nikita, you’ll never know

 

Oh, Nikita, you will never know

Never know anythin’ about my home

I’ll never know how good it feels to hold you

Nikita, I need you so

Oh, Nikita, is the other side

Of any given line in time

Countin’ ten tin soldiers in a row

Oh no, Nikita, you’ll never know

 

(Nikita) Countin’ ten tin soldiers in a row

(Nikita) Countin’ ten tin soldiers in a row

(Nikita) Countin’ ten tin soldiers in a row