And the fates await
if I'm gonna stay
You'll come in to find that I don't mind
And the fates await
if I'm gonna stay
You'll come in to find that I don't mind
The back-up vocal after the second chorus is: "Listen to your life, listen to your life."
The back-up vocal after the second chorus is: "Listen to your life, listen to your life."
Also, the line "The days are getting longer so I better get stronger--fast." Not 'balls,. Since Harriet has no balls, I think it's doubtful she would use that word. If one listens closely, it can be heard that it's her British pronunciation of 'fast' with an "ahh" short "A" sound; "F-ahh-st." The word 'fast' is...
Also, the line "The days are getting longer so I better get stronger--fast." Not 'balls,. Since Harriet has no balls, I think it's doubtful she would use that word. If one listens closely, it can be heard that it's her British pronunciation of 'fast' with an "ahh" short "A" sound; "F-ahh-st." The word 'fast' is congruent with the beginning of the lyric, " ..days longer...stronger...fast."
A one night stand that could've been more, or maybe a single person sleeping with a married one, explaining "blood on my hands."
I could have swear a couple of these lyrics are incorrect:
but now I can afford to "listen to the willfull say NO"
and
too your for the "widsom in my mind"
and
the days are getting longer so I better get stronger "Balls."
Some of the lyrics are wrong--the last verse is:
Some of the lyrics are wrong--the last verse is:
And the fates await if I'm gonna stay You'll come in to find that I don't mind
And the fates await if I'm gonna stay You'll come in to find that I don't mind
The back-up vocal after the second chorus is: "Listen to your life, listen to your life."
The back-up vocal after the second chorus is: "Listen to your life, listen to your life."
Also, the line "The days are getting longer so I better get stronger--fast." Not 'balls,. Since Harriet has no balls, I think it's doubtful she would use that word. If one listens closely, it can be heard that it's her British pronunciation of 'fast' with an "ahh" short "A" sound; "F-ahh-st." The word 'fast' is...
Also, the line "The days are getting longer so I better get stronger--fast." Not 'balls,. Since Harriet has no balls, I think it's doubtful she would use that word. If one listens closely, it can be heard that it's her British pronunciation of 'fast' with an "ahh" short "A" sound; "F-ahh-st." The word 'fast' is congruent with the beginning of the lyric, " ..days longer...stronger...fast."