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Originally Posted by michelej1
ed to be amazed. Melodies awaken sorrows from their sleep.[/I]
Now, starting with Miranda and then flowering into the UTS songs, his lyrics could frequently and consistently serve as standalone poetry. So, there's been a definite evolution in the last few years, but I found his words penetrating long before that.
Michele
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I prefer his lyrics to Stevie's on
Say You Will. Yep. I said it Stevie lovers. Hate me.
But
Miranda is absolute perfection. I don't understand it all the way. I read that it was about Anne Heche, who I know nothing about because I care less for that woman than my old socks, but it sounds a little harsh. Like she's the kind of woman who compromises for no one and is a fame-seeker (I believe that), but has had a lot of sadness in her own life.
I love that song. I think it should have been a single over Peacekeeper (boo) and Say You Will (hiss).