| "Window" (Fiona Apple)
I was staring out the window
The whole time he was talking to me
It was a filthy pane of glass
I couldn't get a clear view
As he went on and on
It wasn't the outside world I could see
Just the filthy pane that I was looking through
So I had to break the window
It just had to be
Better that I break the window
Than him or her or me
I was never focused on just one thing
My eyes got fixed when my mind got soft
It may looked like I'm concentrated on a very clear view
But I'm as good as asleep
I bet you didn't know
It takes a lot of it away if you do
So I had to break the window
It just had to be
Better that I break the window
Than him or her or me
So I had to break the window
It just had to be
Better that I break the window
Than him or her or me
Because the fact in fact
Whatever's in front of me is covering my view
So I can't see what I'm seeing in fact
I only see what I'm looking through
I had to break the window
It just had to be it was in my way
Better that I break the window
Then forget what I had to say
So again I've done the right thing
I was never worried about that
The answer's always been in clear view
But even when the window's clean
I still can't see for the fact
That when it's clean it's so clear
I can't tell what I'm looking through
So I had to break the window
It just had to be
Better that I break the window
Than him or her or me
I had to break the window
It just had to be it was in my way
Better that I break the window
Then forget what I had to say
I had to break the window
It was in my way
Better that I break a window
Then forget what I had to say
Or miss what I should see
Or breaking him or her or me
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| new music obsession: life in cartoon motion by MIKA (yeah, it's in caps)
Oh Billy Brown had lived an ordinary life. Two kids, a dog, and a precautionary wife. While it was all going accordingly to plan Then Billy Brown fell in love with another man. He met his lover almost every single day Making excuses for his dodgy holiday Unto religion that he said and duly found They didn't know that his faith was earthly bound -from Billy Brown, from MIKA's life in cartoon motion
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| all right. well, the skirt idea got thrown into the dirt. so i decided to just give up on it and get my own dress. they can all spend three hours searching for the right one for them. whatever. i like the dress i've got now, all though it's three sizes too big and i have to take it to the tailor's and get it fitted. |
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| that choir teacher is trying to do something stupid again: she wants to put the girls in fifties maid dresses to get up on stage. (it's not pretty at ALL, or appropriate for our music). so my mom and i are going to do research and go to joann's and find a pattern and some cheap fabric and make some nice fifties costumes.
that lady makes me SO ANGRY. |
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