"weight" genre: Pop Vocals
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	A "world music" stab at pop psychology; Weight being a metaphor.
	CD: Thinly Veiled Lies And The Truth   Label: Hah! Credits: written, yadayadayada by Bill Dumas
	Story Behind the Song This turned out to be one of my favorite songs on the collection called "Thinly Veiled Lies And The Truth". Some songs kind of write themselves once you wind them up with a good starting phrase. When the words "If you imagine the weight of the world all on the head of a pin" came to mind, the rest all seemed to follow very naturally. Lyrics If you imagine the weight of the world all on the head of a pin Could you imagine the weight of the pim on your shoulder? No matter what you do, the world turns on it's own And in the end you're still just a part of the weight of the world. Imagine the weight of your soul on the tip of a feather You could float on the wind, as far as the wind could blow No control of your own trusting in destiny And in the end you'll be where you belong, no regrets where you've been But it's not that simple And everyone you know will tell you so While thery're trying to move the weight of the world with a feather But as for the fool on the hill who sits and watches the world go by He may be foolish, but is he less happy than you or I? We all could be fools And carry the weight together As we float on the wind And lose all the weight of the world

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