@chrisrazor
The words aren’t actually rubbish, it’s just the incorrect words posted here and elsewhere on the web that are nonsense.
@chrisrazor
The words aren’t actually rubbish, it’s just the incorrect words posted here and elsewhere on the web that are nonsense.
She’s being lead to a place of joy by her daughter and husband, from a place of insanity. Her figurative madhouse is being taken down, like the walls of Jericho, but with love instead of violence.
She’s being lead to a place of joy by her daughter and husband, from a place of insanity. Her figurative madhouse is being taken down, like the walls of Jericho, but with love instead of violence.
In the dictionary, under "joyful".
Written down, though, the words seem a bit... erm... rubbish? Like with Kate Bush, so much of the feeling is in the performance.
@chrisrazor The words aren’t actually rubbish, it’s just the incorrect words posted here and elsewhere on the web that are nonsense.
@chrisrazor The words aren’t actually rubbish, it’s just the incorrect words posted here and elsewhere on the web that are nonsense.
She’s being lead to a place of joy by her daughter and husband, from a place of insanity. Her figurative madhouse is being taken down, like the walls of Jericho, but with love instead of violence.
She’s being lead to a place of joy by her daughter and husband, from a place of insanity. Her figurative madhouse is being taken down, like the walls of Jericho, but with love instead of violence.