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Old 07-13-2013, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by CADreaming View Post
Yes, that is true. Really, it's sad how the word love is so misused, overused and misrepresented in songs and life, when it should be the most meaningful word ever. But, in Without You, I think love is defined even more deeply in other lines like "you are... ingrained in my soul" and "the time had come and gone without you inside me".
This is a good point and it's one of the reasons I admire The X-Files so much. Chris Carter didn't use any of the traditional short cuts to show his characters loved each other. They didn't say they did and weren't having sex (until the end). They weren't even touching much of the time. They had loyalty and trust and a bond that was unconditional and eventually what was displayed was a relationship that seemed to dwarf the word love.

Michele
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