I'm posting this because I while going through things today I found some old old diary items and this song was one I hand wrote on the back of a diary entry dated 1989. I got to thinking....
OK... this song most likely may freak most of you out. But this is a song I LEARNED to like when I sang in a band. It was one of the best times in my life. I was dating an Olympic ice-skater, I owned a jeep we used to tear about over the countryside and a whole lot more. I came about this song by way of exploring who the band the Fixx was mixing company with. Rupert Hine did their production work and had a hand in their music. This is from an older album of Rupert Hines. The musician and romantic in me always latches on to great lyrics. And the lyrics to this song really had impact when I read them. So when I heard this song it really really took some effort to appreciate. The words drew me in. It's one of those songs where if you are fresh out of a broken romance you think they wrote the song for you. Great words, extremely ardent but wasted on a disjointed tune with labored singing. But once you get over that, the melody does work, just don't play it around your friends.
I want to start with the lyrics, I'd rather you appreciate this song lyrically first.
You noticed that I closed my eyes again
And smiled in all the silence
I have grown in me for you
But then what accident of stars
Brought you so late into my arms
Where even now another sleeps
Here in my heart I know that you and I are one
I wonder if some joker laughs as he ... more »



