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Thursday, July 26, 2007
Paranoid Love Song #3.
I’m hiding in this cold, dark alleyway,
Digging at the base of my skull with a protractor.
I know it’s in there.
Somewhere.
I was on my way to see you,
When someone began to follow me.
Silent footsteps,
But I knew I was not alone.
I took evasive action.
I’m being watched.
It could be the old woman collecting cans and bottles,
Or the silhouette in that dimly lit apartment.
Or the paperboy,
Or the family next door.
Why couldn’t it have been you?
Staring into my eyes?
Our love, more powerful than this,
Remote controlled listening device.
Why couldn’t it be you?
Digging at the base of my skull with a protractor.
I know it’s in there.
Somewhere.
I was on my way to see you,
When someone began to follow me.
Silent footsteps,
But I knew I was not alone.
I took evasive action.
I’m being watched.
It could be the old woman collecting cans and bottles,
Or the silhouette in that dimly lit apartment.
Or the paperboy,
Or the family next door.
Why couldn’t it have been you?
Staring into my eyes?
Our love, more powerful than this,
Remote controlled listening device.
Why couldn’t it be you?
Paranoid Love Song #2.
I would have called,
But I can’t say my name,
Over the telephone line.
Just when I thought,
Everything was going to be,
Alright.
I saw this story on the news,
And if I can do one thing,
I can read between the lines.
I heard what that,
Foreign correspondent,
Said.
About you.
About me.
I should have called.
But I can’t say my name,
Over the telephone line.
Just when I thought,
Everything was going to be,
Alright.
I saw this story on the news,
And if I can do one thing,
I can read between the lines.
I heard what that,
Foreign correspondent,
Said.
About you.
About me.
I should have called.
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