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My Favourite Substitue
Contributed by
Chenobi
on
Wednesday, 30th April 2003 @ 04:35:00 AM in AEST
Topic:
SongLyrics
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There is a man down the alley
Playing his guitar
Making these days easier
To go through
I'm standing there, waiting
For him to start again
And telling him: dear please
Get off these island roads
But he said: No
Baby, you can choose your love
Baby, you can choose your addiction
Baby, you can choose your religion
But music is my favourite substitute
For everything
A sedative
In this life of sin
And I got to fly on his favourite tunes
And I got high on it way too soon
Tripping, drifting away
Waiting every day, after I'd heard him play
It never got out of my head again
He'd said: Simply sing your song
Whenever things go wrong
And all will be allright so every night is here to take you among the starry lights
For a moonlight drive
Oh, Baby, if you choose for love
And baby, if you choose addiction
Baby, if you choose religion
Know that music is the best substitute
For everything
A sedative
In this life of sin...
Copyright ©
Chenobi
... [
2003-04-30 04:35:00]
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Re: My Favourite Substitue
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by Ilhar on
Wednesday, 30th April 2003 @ 05:26:12 AM AEST
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so true music is a great part of my life..much talent shown here
Shari |
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Re: My Favourite Substitue
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by Wrybod on
Wednesday, 28th May 2003 @ 05:48:31 AM AEST
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| I've had so much joy out of music but I've never really thought much about it till I read this poem |
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