Did you ever wonder why the wind blows cold?
Did you ever realize your face is painted on my soul?

In between your whispers so sincere
I'll catch you when you fall
Through the eyes of broken innocence
I'd sell my heart for stones
Leave it all behind and fade away
To feel your purest blue
I can feel your purest blue, for you I must be strong
For I don't know right from wrong

Did you ever wonder why they all have gone away?
Did you ever realize that nothing changes, everything stays the same?

In between your whispers so sincere
I'll catch you when you fall
Through the eyes of broken innocence
I'd sell my heart for stones
Leave it all behind and fade away
To feel your purest blue
I can feel your purest blue, for you I must be strong
For I don't know right from wrong

Solo: Smyth

I will lay in the gentle hands of your controlling gaze
I will be your servant through your darkest days
I will make the sacrifice and change just for you
I will dive into the essence of your purest blue

In between your whispers so sincere
I'll catch you when you fall
Through the eyes of broken innocence
I'd sell my heart for stones
Leave it all behind and fade away
To feel your purest blue
I can feel your purest blue, for you I must be strong
For I don't know right from wrong


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Sell My Heart for Stones Lyrics as written by Warrel George Baker Steven Joseph Smyth

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    To me, this actually sounds more like cocaine addiction than about a lost love or a stalker. With this idea in mind, the song title should be obvious.

    "Did you ever realize your face is painted on my soul?" - Somewhat like the stalker theory, this could mean that the addiction of cocaine is "painted on his soul".

    "In between your whispers so sincere" - This could mean in between highs.

    "To feel your purest blue;I can feel your purest blue" - This could be a reference to the high itself, the "purest blue" being the euphoric state of detachment.

    "for you I must be strong;For I don’t know right from wrong" - This could mean that he must be strong to keep his addiction fed, and that he doesn't know how to stop it.

    "I will lay in the gentle hands of your controlling gaze;I will be your servant through your darkest days;I will make the sacrifice and change just for you" - He's being controlled by the addiction and the drug, and will do anything to feed his addiction.

    Just a theory I have.

    Lerasteson May 06, 2007   Link

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