Snypiuer Posted May 29, 2010 Report Posted May 29, 2010 This was inspired by a line from 'Book of Love' by the Magnetic Fields. Peter Gabriel does a VERY good cover of this song, but I would LOVE to her Cyndi Lauper cover it (Listen to her cover of 'At Last' and tell me she ISN'T frikin awesome) or a female with a heavy Irish brogue - more along the lines of the Cranberries rather then Sinead O'Connor. It has an awkward ending and I have a feeling it's too short, but don't see how I could smooth it out or add to it. *********************************************** We learned to dance We learned to sing When we were young So long ago Now time has passed And with it knowledge Of things we're still Too young to know When we were young Our hearts were open Too big to fill With everything But now they're small They're hard and frozen Yet can break from The littlest thing When we were young We began our story Its' beginning was So long ago And at the end We find our story Filled with things We're, still, too young to know
Ayshela Posted May 29, 2010 Report Posted May 29, 2010 On the fly here but one thing jumps out - it would flow more smoothly with "littlest" changed to "smallest" without losing meaning.
Snypiuer Posted June 3, 2010 Author Report Posted June 3, 2010 Thanks, I couldn't decide on which one to use (littlest or smallest)! I ended up just flipping a coin. Thanks again for the input, I appreciate it!
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