Writer's Block

General Commentlove the end bit of this song...

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General CommentCORRECT LYRICS:

Just Jack – Writer’s Block

“I must have got up about twenty to seven, had a shower, and had breakfast, and er, had a couple of pieces of toast, you know, forced it down, then had a cup of coffee, it was pouring with rain and I thought oh God, you know, proper England.”

I get this writer's block; it comes as quite a shock,
And now I'm stuck between a hard place and the biggest rock,
In my own head consume, I sit back in my room,
It's like the tapestries of life get tangled in the loom,
I'm like a butterfly, caught in a hurricane,
My pulse is quickening as my heart plays a new refrain

I'm lovin' Mary Jane, flyin' with Lois Lane,
On board a bullet train
Don't know yet if I'm glad I came
Don't know yet if I'm glad I came
“Obviously this helped me I think.”
Don't know yet if I'm glad I came
Don't know yet if I'm glad I came
“I always hoped that it would happen but I never though it really would.”

Sometimes at night I think too much,
About life and love and music and stuff
“I must have, kind of felt that my head was too high.”

I'm livin' in the past,
My clock is an hour fast,
Should really go and make a coffee but I can't be arsed,
I've lost my mobile phone,
You'll have to call my home,
On second thoughts just leave a message when you hear the tone,
My grimy windows show, the early morning glow,
Another day, another dollar in my one man show

I'm lovin' Mary Jane, flyin' with Lois Lane,
On board a bullet train
Don't know yet if I'm glad I came
Don't know yet if I'm glad I came
“Obviously this helped me I think.”
Don't know yet if I'm glad I came
Don't know yet if I'm glad I came
“I always hoped that it would happen but I never though it really would.”

I fell out with Mary Jane, I don't speak to Lois Lane and I missed that bullet train
But now I know I'm glad I -
Fell out with Mary Jane, I don't speak to Lois Lane and I missed that bullet train
But now I know I'm glad I -
Fell out with Mary Jane, I don't speak to Lois Lane and I missed that bullet train
But now I know I'm glad I -
Fell out with Mary Jane, I don't speak to Lois Lane and I missed that bullet train
But now I know I'm glad I came
But now I know I'm glad I came

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General Commentyou say

“I must have got up about twenty to seven, had a shower, and had breakfast, and er, had a couple of pieces of toast, you know, forced it down, then had a cup of coffee, it was pouring with rain and I thought oh God, you know, proper England.”

as the CORRECT lyrics but I'm pretty sure it says "oh god, you know, good old england"

I can't be bothered to read the rest :)

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General CommentThanks for the corrections :)

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General Commentwhy does he say coffee? I mean if he's trying to capture England in that first paragraph.. surely he means TEA!

I love this song and his voice but that bit annoys me ha.

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General CommentThat's a shame.

I love this song for everything it's worth.

What it means, to me, is living in illusions and pleasures, but not knowing for sure if you're glad you're alive, or came to be where you're at.

But then you get to see some truth in live, and you stop smoking, or living in fantasies. And since you're living in a real life, and you're making it, you know you can be glad to be alive.

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General Comment-------------------------------------------------------------
“I must have, kind of felt that my head was too high.”
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I don't think so. More like, "I mustn't have built my hopes too high."

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General CommentThis guy is stellar and his lyrics are unbelievable!!!!!LOVE HIM TO PEICES!!!!!!

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General Commenti think i might have a clue as to what this song means?

i was listening to it today, and i was wondering why there was a woman talking, and it all clicked in.

I was thinking maybe, he and a woman were in a relationship, and got her pregnant, "dont know yet if im glad i came" dont know if thats just my dirty mind?

and then through the song she cuts in and says "I always hoped that it would happen but I never though it really would"

he gets scared, leaves town for a while to think, then comes back to her. When he coems back, he realizes he has to change, quits smoking, changes his ways, and is glad she's pregnant.

maybe this song ISNT about him in particular.
maybe my theory isnt even close to being correct ahaha.

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General Commentlove how it changes at the end!
he's so good live:)

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