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| AUGUST 2000 |
| C-THRU (PART TWO) (MUSCUTT) I always hoped I�d avoid it hoped I�d steal away just standing there accepting inside My last words are a silent lullaby that consists of goodbyes In a world that�s so uncertain what lies behind and left behind you Suffering new survival at will I�ll never use these emotions again I�ll never say these words again what�s the point in needing What�s the use in caring when the twentieth century�s dead As in part one, which dealt with hoping you�ll never have to deal with coping with death of people close to you, this second part is set after someone you know has died. Although you tell yourself that you got through it OK, you hope that you will not have to feel that way again, which sets the cycle up again in a way. BLOCK OUT (MUSCUTT) If I could stop this noise I would I�d drop you a line if I could but I can�t If I could hear a noise I�d know but the relay is slow and then I see you glow in the moonlight I want to block out this noise see only you if I could forgive them I could but I can�t I�d drop all this guilt if you would but you won�t I�d know because I want to block out the rain Feel sunshine and joy so I can smile again I�d give away my life if I could let you get close if you would but you won�t Saying you love me when you don�t I could get out of my life get out of my skin Get out of my shame and be happy again block out this noise and see only you Basically a love song, of which I don�t write many. (Because most of the time I�m crap at them and they turn out really slushy � except the relationship songs which are quite harsh). This is explaining about blocking all the annoying, stressful and bad things in life and concentrating on someone you love. Aaah. |
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