A.m.

Pax 217

Intricate are you among the masses
Interested in you will never pass us
Intricate are you among the masses

Intricate are you among the masses
Interested in you will never pass us
Intricate...Interested

Woke up today in a praisin' state of mind
Had a revelation while I'm waitin' in line
A picture of your face flashed across the screen
It's time to come together singing 217

Stare at me, I can't forget a set of eyes
The window to your soul is what I like to analyze
So don't be surprised when I memorize you in a crowd
We the people got a purpose and it's now

Stare at me
Stare at me tonight

Intricate are you among the masses
Interested in you will never pass us
Interested in you
Intricate are you among the masses

Intricate are you among the masses
Interested in you will never pass us
Interested in you
Intricate are you among the masses

So give me just a second to catch my breath
Heart attacks will come, but I'll never see death
No need for the verbs of description dig
Depiction tonight eternal listen kid

So inspire this poet from cage to stage
I'll climb to the window, pencil to the page
Inside connection, Inside Reflection
Me to you mine is yours musical affection

Stare at me
Stare at me tonight

Intricate are you among the masses
Interested in you will never pass us
Interested in you
Intricate are you among the masses

Intricate are you among the masses
Interested in you will never pass us
Interested in you
Intricate are you among the masses

Open your window, Open your window
You're a star
You're a star

Interested in you
Intricate are you

Intricate are you among the masses
Interested in you will never pass us
Interested in you
Intricate are you among the masses

Intricate are you among the masses
Interested in you will never pass us
Interested in you
Intricate are you among the masses

Intricate are you among the masses
Interested in you will never pass us
Intricate are you among the masses
Intricate are you among the masses

Intricate are you among the masses
Interested in you will never pass us
Intricate are you among the masses
Interested


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    It is a song about God overall, but is a love story also. And it is on a movie, Extreme Days (really good movie)

    Spengeloon September 12, 2002   Link

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