Death by chocolate is myth
This I know because I lived
I've been around for broken hearts and how
Lay your head in my hands little girl
This is only right now

Death by crying doesn't exist, though
The headaches feel a bit like it
You might explode
But you reach the end of the road
And you, little tree
I'm certain you will grow

Tears on your pillow will dry and you will learn
Just how to love again
Oh my weeping willow
Let your leaves fall and return
Oh darling the seasons are your friend

Death by anger this is true
Just let him go he can't hurt you
Oh little girl this is such a cruel cruel world
This is the first, of a million broken hearts

Tears on your pillow will dry and you will learn
Just how to love again
Oh my weeping willow
Let your leaves fall and return
Oh darling the seasons are your friend

Oh it won't be long you will grow strong
Up up and away

He's but a falling leaf, he's but a falling leaf, he's but a falling leaf


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    This song is pretty self-explanatory: This is just now. You will get past the devastation of heartbreak, but you have to go through it first. There's no way of escaping it. But it's not as bad as you think. It won't kill you. Eventually, it will become easier because heartbreak is like the seasons: it happens regularly ("This is the first of a million broken hearts.") But you have to let go of the anger and just see that the subject of your heartbreak is just a falling leaf, an insignificant part of a greater cycle. Sweet song, like what a mother says to her daughter or a girl to her friend.

    susiestentoron March 12, 2008   Link

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