| Kashmir – Jewel Drop Lyrics | 19 years ago |
| From the band (forgot where I cut & pasted it from, sorry!): A song to the Jewel that slipped out of your hands while you were too busy concentrating on other, less important things. The album version is the second incarnation of a song which initially had a more raw feel to it. When the band entered the studio with Tony Visconti it was suggested that they revisit the arrangement and eventually a more dreamy and Cure-esque sound emerged. The question is; can you fall back in, once you’ve fallen out of love? | |
| Kashmir – The Curse of Being a Girl Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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These are the actual lyrics: You pretend that you're alright The worst noise Is when you are keeping quiet Seeing now the kind of girl you will dramatise, traumatise Don't fold your hands, don't hold your tongue The other girls will try to prove you wrong The words will torture like a storm you can't step aside, you can't resign It's just the curse of being a girl tonight you must hold your head up high Be aware that you're the purest pearl Tonight you'll blow reflections back in their eyes You're reaching out to grab his hand He must be the world's most tired man and so began his compliments If he sees it all he must use it all It should be unforgettable The crowded skies should be convertible And in the end in this monkey hole Full of concubines, the rabid kind It's the curse of being a girl Tonight you can hardly make the change Look around it's more than half the world tonight You must go through that same rage |
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