We have to, and that can be both a sad and happy thing.
As for the first stanza, it's from the images I had in my head when being at Knackerson's old studio. At xmas time there were a whole bunch of crosses outside, and my fingernails were all torn up.
where writing originates is always interesting to me. i sometimes enjoy de-constructing my own stuff and saying: oh, that came from a line i overhead on the bus, and that's from a song i heard, and that's what i wrote on the back of a grocery receipt, etc...
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but we chose anyway...?
i like the first stanza. does this have a specific meaning?
We have to, and that can be both a sad and happy thing.
As for the first stanza, it's from the images I had in my head when being at Knackerson's old studio. At xmas time there were a whole bunch of crosses outside, and my fingernails were all torn up.
where writing originates is always interesting to me. i sometimes enjoy de-constructing my own stuff and saying: oh, that came from a line i overhead on the bus, and that's from a song i heard, and that's what i wrote on the back of a grocery receipt, etc...
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