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| Benny Mardones – Into The Night Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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Are you kidding me Mpossible09? The only thing you take away from the lyrics "take you into the night and show you love, is sex! Is that how you express love, through sex? If so, I feel sorry for you. Hasn't anyone ever told you that sex does not equal love, and that when you really love someone, it doesn't mean sex? I'v been totally loved by my deceased fiance, and sex had absolutely nothing to do with. He showed me so much of what real love is through his interaction with me, how he treated me, the total respect he had for me, and none of it involved sex! Get a freaking grip. At it's worst it's a song about someone that loves another person but can't be with them, but if he could, he would show her what total love is. At BEST...IT'S JUST A DAMN SONG! |
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| Benny Mardones – Into The Night Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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That's what I'm talking about! Somebody who actually knows what the hell they're talking about! thanks TheMonolith. Too bad, that even with the facts that 16 is the age of consent, there will still be people who have something to say! |
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| Benny Mardones – Into The Night Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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Its a damn song, with a nice melody, great lyrics and it sounds good. And if you wanted to put something behind it, then how about this: He says that he would wait until the end of time for her, therefore, he's not trying to molest her, he's not a pedophile. No matter what he feels, he obviously hasn't done anything sordid, cuz, he say's IF HE HAD WINGS, HE'D TAKE HER INTO THE NIGHT, but obviously, since he's a human, and not a bird, he doesn't have wings, which means he's not going to do anything but love her. Cuz if he wanted to, he could just use his freaking legs and walk to wherever she is, grap her by the hand and lead her to anyplace he wanted. So, all OF YOU PERVERTED MINDED PEOPLE, get a grip and just accept the song for what the heck it is...A DAMN SONG!!!! |
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