Friday, January 16, 2009
Lullaby by James
YouTube - James - Lullaby
LYRIC
Since your mother cast her spell
Every kiss has left a bruise
You've been raiding too much meaning from existence
Now your head is used and sore
And the forecast is for more
Memories falling, like falling rain
Falling rain
Every view they hold on you's
A piano, out of tune
You're an angel
You're a demon
You're just human
Now your world has turned to trash
Broken windows on the past
Take that child and teach him senseless
Damage the dream, damage the dream
I feel nothing, I feel nothing at all
I feel nothing at all
In this gloomy, haunted place
All the feelings are of shame
All the windows have been broken by the children
So the wind screams up the stairs
Slams the doors and rattles chairs
I wish we weren't conceived in violence
Damage the dream, damage the dream
The magic is broken
The house is in ruins
Your memory's one-sided
The side that you're choosing feels nothing
Feels nothing at all
We feel nothing at all
- James
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Blog Archive
-
►
2012
(23)
-
►
January
(16)
- Be Mindful & Self-Hypnotise; Article by M. Yapko
- Mindlessness: A Talk by Pioneer Ellen Langer
- A Hungry Future?
- Clarke & Dawe Do Quantitative Easing
- The Pillaging 1%
- Steven Pinker Deduces All's Well
- The Royal Society Opens Its E-Doors, BPS follows s...
- Reading the Brain and Face - Two Resources
- A Biography of Autism
- Taking Stock of Schizophrenia: The Schizophrenia C...
- Religious Jokes
- Thought censorship doesn't work
- Pining with Patti Smith
- Remembering We Will Die, as They Did
- Short-cuts to Prayer : )
- New Year's Prayer - Jeff Buckley
-
►
January
(16)
-
►
2011
(178)
-
►
December
(17)
- The File Drawer Effect/ Suppressing Chafing Truths...
- Twisting Dreams of Social Mobility
- Tweeting Tempers
- Some Morrissey songs
- Christmas Eve, Babe, in the Drunk-Tank!
- Yoga is Ordinary Life
- Best Alltime Comic Albums
- Light on Food Supplements, and Much More
- Photos of Musical Subcultures - James Mollison
- Oohing & Aahing over Lisa Hannigan
- Cartoon Tips for Life, & DC Comics
- Michel Foucault Speaks
- Film Opportunity, & Some Shorts
- Magical Suggestion
- The Innocence Inspectors
- Longevity Lessons
- Work is Murder
-
►
November
(15)
- Transforming Street Violence
- The Split Brain Explained
- C.A. Fitss' Case Study of Bad Capitalism
- Food for All on a Saved Earth
- Towards Stopping Poverty: Video
- Population Truths
- Ten Reasons to Spill the Pill - controversial!
- Research Lies About Medicines
- Can Vegetarianism Change the World?
- President Michael D. Higgins' Inauguration Speech ...
-
►
December
(17)
-
▼
2009
(298)
-
▼
January
(31)
- Who do You Watch? - Crass
- Putin's address to WEF Nations at Davos, 28/1/09
- GCSE Metaphors
- Symposium by Paul Muldoon
- Just like that: Tommy Cooper One-Liners.
- Who's your Mommy?!
- The Youngest Turned into a Killer - Morrissey
- More curious GCSE answers...
- A Short Story: A Drinking Man Part II
- Short Story: A Drinking Man, Part I
- After Literacy, Comprehension?!
- Super Psychologist Tommy MacKay's Child Literacy S...
- Alice Miller, Child Redeemer, plus mischief...
- The Moors Murders, Manchester, mid-60s, & The Smit...
- Shane Dunphy's Revelations of Children in Pieces
- Lullaby by James
- The Ethics of Having Children
- Middle East Conflict; A Ginsberg, K Wilber, B. Eno...
- Auschwitz: Never again?
- Sri Prabhupada; Shortcomings of Marxism
- The Wisdom of Crowds
- Why We React to 'Outsiders'
- Foothold in Society:The Boy with Thorn in Side
- The Mystery of the Hog in the Hedge!
- 'Life is a Pigsty' Dance; & a Centipede Joke
- No Joy-ride in Jail
- Why Are We Laughing? - Jos Houben, Deepak Chopra
- Monty Python Channel for all on YouTube
- Current: News Online; & Top '08 Photos
- The Scepticism of Jeff Meyerhoff re. K. Wilber & m...
- Bells ring, there is a crack in everything
-
▼
January
(31)
About Me
- goinghome
- I am on a curiodyssey. Inherent is the desire for freedom and at the same time, a sense of its elusive ineffability, of constraints on obtaining or maintaining the state. Meditations on life, art, philosophy, humour and manifest phenomena can open doors, unlock chains or just lift the illusion of feeling alone. This blog, a media magpie, rounds up shiny scrolls and schedules select viewing!
0 comments:
Post a Comment