"Sweetheart" genre: Spoken Word
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	Credits: copyright 1999 by Steph Anne Best / words & voice: Steph Anne Best / music: Patrick Palmer & John the Wall
	Lyrics Sweetheart ...'til six weeks ago it stung my air / like someone's dirty word a conspiracy hosted by Hallmark / a misnomer for romancers to dance with when they / weren't stepping on love's right foot terminally at the hop with commitment... ...when so innocently he asked / would I could I care to twirl? we dipped a whirl / and tripped into the parallel universe of most impossible implausibilities unfathomable wonders / and now it seem I've got one / hey look at me I am one / the recipient of salacious while-at-work phone calls / a brazen steal-a-smooch in-the grocery-aisle avenger / glimpsing my future through a telescopic lens of / increasingly sheer lingerie devices... ...and what I see is / a convention-ful of bitter / jealous gun metal- tempered Singletons / consoling themselves with candlelit cybersex versions / of bathhouse bad behavior / because their queen has toppled / someone must abscond with / the tiara before she starts singing / with this mood ring I he rent to own... ...not to worry I'm still / a grim and ghastly fright in white allergies to gold and Tupperware / prevent rash mainstream- like actions / no apologies projected / I happen to be happy together now / step aside I've got one / book my ass on Springer I am one / and the sensation of being / so singularly coupled / is dissolving the deep / attachment to detachment like a chalk dust flavored / candy heart my tongue sought only for familiarity / of disintegration and bland aftertaste when the artificial / color and symbolic shape / are gone all that really lingers is the sweet / smack of sugar

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