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This is a song that was written primarily from a series of rants that a friend at work sent me via email. |
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Story Behind the Song
A friend of mine got into a real deep funk because her boyfriend left her and went overseas for the better part of a month. She sent me a lot of wierd stuff about men, women, relationships, and soccer over the email at work. I tried to do a twang and jangle thing a la Johnny Marr and the Smiths.
Lyrics
Switching on the World at Five
In her post-traumatic daze
She'll spend the rest of her life reflecting on what the psychiatrist says
And she would live most anywhere
Except the skin she's in right now
With a dream and a wish for something better in her life somehow
Something wondrous and beautiful like the poem that you read
Or the sweetest boy she ever knew
"I love you," he said
And her faded star-crossed memories
Turn to feelings quite sublime
Sleepless sorrow, worry, woes
Sorry boy, she'll get that way sometimes
In her life
Sometimes in her life.
Was she too tomboy to love
Or arouse the finer things?
Was she split between the intellectual life and the passion beauty brings?
It's enough to make her angry at all men for their desires
She asked, "How can you be open-minded, and still act so uninspired?"
But, "This shall pass," she says again
Giving thanks for what she's got
For his lips and his hands and heart were hers though his eyes were not
As she plunges under once again in the fullness of her prime
Weeping softly as she goes
Heaven knows she'll get that way sometimes
In her life
Sometimes in her life.
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