japhyjunket
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8.07.2004
Hey, At Least It's not MY Poetry I've come up with an irrefutable proof on how any unselfish act is inherrently amoral, and I'll tell it to you, dear Japhyjunket reader, soon enough. The thing is, before I post it and thereby doom myself to being branded a heartless cynic for all eternity, I thought I'd share with you these song lyrics, because I found them by accident and I love them. Occasionally, I put a song on repeat for a good week or two. It's only been a day, but this one's a keeper. I'd reccomend checking out Jane Siberry if you haven't had a chance to previously. And for all you tea leaf readers out there, don't go looking for hidden meanings. It's just a damn good song and I like it, so pffft! Love is Everything Jane Siberry (additional lyrics by k.d. lang) (These are the correct lyrics to the k.d. lang version of the song. The lyric databases used the original lyrics and are incorrect) Maybe it was to learn how to love Maybe it was to learn how to leave Or maybe it was for the games that we played Maybe it was to learn how to choose Maybe it was learn how to lose Or maybe it was for love that we made Love was everything they said it would be love makes sweet and sad the same But love forgot to make me too blind to see- You're chickening out, aren't you? You're banging on the beach like an old tin drum I can't wait for you to make your whole kingdom come So, I'm leaving Maybe it was to learn how to fight Maybe it was to lessen our pride Or maybe it's just nature's way Maybe it was to learn how to laugh Maybe it was to learn to cry Or maybe it was for the love that we made Love was everything they said it would be love makes sweet and sad the same And love forgot to make me too blind to see- You're chickening out, aren't you? You're banging on the beach like an old tin drum I can't wait for you to make your whole kingdom come So, I'm leaving First I turned to you Then I turn away So you try real hard Lean back Oh, it breaks your body down So you try to run bigger, better, still but it is too late So take a lesson from a strangeness you feel And know you'll never be the same And find it in your heart to kneel down and say: "I gave my love, didn't I? And I gave it big sometimes And I gave it in my own sweet time. I'm just leaving." I'm just leaving.




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