A timeless tune.  Strong on message, production is flawless and the video actually stands up over time. 

You can watch the this embedded video or watch this perfectly encoded version directly at YouTube.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5YGEA4dAu0&feature=related

The time for talking's over now,
I guess it's time to let you go.
But I don't, no,
I don't mind at all.

It's getting so you never know
when things are better left alone.
But I don't, no,
I don't mind at all.

It's important to me
that I don't see you laughing at me.
But I'm smart enough to know
that I have to let you go.
But I don't mind at all.

Sentimental tears will get you
far as you might think they will.
But I don't, no,
I don't mind at all.

Misery loves company
but she will never foot the bill.
But I don't, no,
I don't mind at all.

It's important to me
that I don't see you laughing at me,
but I'm smart enough to know
that I have to let you go.
But I don't mind at all.

Several years ago
I said goodbye to my own sanity.
But I don't, no,
I don't, no,
I don't mind at all.

DISCLAIMER: There is no hidden message in this posting.

Since the advent of renting albums and videos back in the 70's and 80's the music and film industry has been aware every copy of anything purchased in those realms is a potential lost sale. 

You may recall a video recorder called Go-Video that took 10 or 15 years to hit the market because the movie industry effectively stopped the sale of a dual video recorder unit.  Go-Video had to take an offensive stance but struggled so long that we consumers never saw it on store shelves when we needed it. 

Fair use, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and other terms all surround the topic of copyright infringment.

For instance did you know it's illegal to rip a movie you bought and own down to your Ipod?

A brief guide to online video lawsuits: http://www.reelpopblog.com/2007/01/a_brief_guide_t.html