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you can't always go back, even when you want to |
etymology ~m's song~ [in: i] turn around again the troubles that befall you will soon be gone [out:i] and when you see me again you may have trouble recognizing what you see in me, for instance [in: ii] turn around again the troubles that so plagued you carry on in me [out:ii] and when we meet again we may have time to discuss what's been going on with you, for instance [chorus] when memories are calling louder than they're sounding you want to touch the sky but sometimes when you're falling faster than you're flying you have to wonder why [in: iii] take a hit again that sweet indulgent flavor uplifts you with me [out: iii] and when you touch me again you may feel a slight electrical activity for instance [in: iv] maybe one more kiss can't hurt us now that we have settled it [out: iv] and when you close your eyes again you may feel as if you're flying toward a distant star, for instance [chorus] when memories are calling louder than they're sounding you want to touch the sky but sometimes when you're falling faster than you're flying you have to wonder why [fade] i know that we were meant to be but somehow we burned the dictionary page we were defined on meaningless, meaningless let's dance one more time? NOTES: If you want to hear what this is supposed to sound like, I've made a midi file of the in/out patterns here: http://filebox.vt.edu/users/kamakiri/Music/etym_perc.mid{i/} |