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On 13-7-2011 18:26, Darren New wrote:
> On 7/13/2011 0:57, Invisible wrote:
>>> Take the lyrics of almost any song, remove the music and you get a poem.
>>
>> Yes. And typically not a very good one.
>>
>> (If you actually sit down and think about it, it's surprising how many
>> songs
>> have lyrics which don't actually /make sense/ either.)
>
> My favorite: Yes' "Roundabout"
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQKqrC9cT_s
What about Leonard Cohen? I often find it very hard to make sense of his
lyrics. He started out as a poet and it shows. Although often a single
sentence does not make sense in it's context, the whole still conveys a
feeling. That and that he had no choice but to be born with a golden
voice makes it interesting to listen to him.
On a related topic, I am sort of glad his manager ran away with the money.
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citizen per day.
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