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Interesting Song That I Heard.
Posted: 07-04-07 20:09pm

It is called little faces, it is by a band called oysterhead.
It speaks of shadow people, and other things. Listen to it, you might learn something. here are the lyrics. a crazy song man.

In the dawn
When my toes are cold
They spread their little trinkets on the ground
In the hall
By the closet door
They creep into my bed without a sound

On a cube
In a plastic egg
A hundred fabric figures in a pile
See them march
Toward me in a line
And dance across the floor in single file

Little faces keep no track of time
Little faces speaking out in rhyme
Little faces smiling in my mind

Tiny doors
For walking though
While sticky fingers clutch forbidden things
And the phone
For talking through
They often pull the cable when it rings
Sinking ships
On a foamy sea
That roll and tumble slowly from the motion of their filthy
little hands
Their little hands

Little faces keep no track of time
Little faces speaking out in rhyme
Little faces smiling in my mind

In the dark
When their eyes are wide
They listen to the secrets that I tell
In a ball
On their tiny beds
Or beneath them where the shadow people dwell
And the moon
Beams that split the night
Leave bars of yellow pasted on their faces
As they drift into a dream
In a dream

Little faces keep no track of time
Little faces speaking out in rhyme
Little faces smiling in my mind
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Posted: 01-29-08 15:09pm

I can't believe I wasted my time reading this...................we give birth, raise them the best we can, send them to school try to give them the best life has to offer and this....THIS is what our furure holds...............I'm glad I 'm old................Shakespear and Poe would roll over in their graves!
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Posted: 01-29-08 17:46pm

It's a song, man, it doesn't have to be high-end poetry. For a one-time read it was worth it. Eerie.
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High end poetry?
Posted: 01-29-08 18:19pm

Hell, you can't call this poetry.....you can't call this anything but babble. Someone must have been on some bad drugs to come up with this.........
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Re: High end poetry?
Posted: 01-29-08 18:26pm

Fairy*Godmother wrote:
Hell, you can't call this poetry.....you can't call this anything but babble. Someone must have been on some bad drugs to come up with this.........


Look at the category in which it was posted and you would see it makes perfect sense. To people with Schizophrenia(sp?) it does anyway from what I understand about the condition.
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Posted: 01-29-08 18:36pm

Harsh, FairyGodmother, harsh. Sad
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Re: High end poetry?
Posted: 01-30-08 21:28pm

Fairy*Godmother wrote:
Hell, you can't call this poetry.....you can't call this anything but babble. Someone must have been on some bad drugs to come up with this.........


I'm not calling it poetry. It's lyrics to a song. But, I say let's chill to everyone...
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Posted: 01-30-08 23:13pm

"I can't believe I wasted my time reading this...................we give birth, raise them the best we can, send them to school try to give them the best life has to offer and this....THIS is what our furure holds...............I'm glad I 'm old................Shakespear and Poe would roll over in their graves!"


No actually all you do is force upon your children a pointless and painful death, and work in between, you force upon your children nothing good, you raise them the best you can?! Whoa! Let me count the ways that that never works out. Your insane and delusional. We give birth, that's a serious laugh.
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Posted: 02-03-08 18:53pm

It makes far too much sense to me...
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Posted: 02-20-08 16:38pm

send them to school?! Been to school lately, it's horrible, and we learn only how to get a job, what a joke.
The best life has to offer these days? How might we define that, growing healthily old and then your body shuts down and you die, after about sixty some odd years of working, paying your bills, weekends off though, I guess thats a plus right? I'm sorry, but the best life has to offer still sucks.

And if I remembered my birth, I would probably vomit and have an anxiety attack, because just a guess, it was probably incredibly painful, morbid, an absolute nightmare. A curse. Not a blessing. Are we having trouble these days distinguishing between the two or what?

And I think to myself, what a wonderful world.
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Posted: 02-20-08 17:42pm

I liked it..very colorful and ethereal...its good.Smile
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Posted: 02-20-08 19:21pm

There an okay band consisting of trey anastasio, les claypool, and the drummer from the police(don't know his name).

I think that they make music about true things, although those true things maybe messed up sad and crazy.
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Posted: 02-20-08 19:26pm

Not all songs should be about sunshine and lolly pops...I like a dark moody song on occasion...and i loved the Police...but I cant remember his name either... Confused
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Posted: 02-20-08 19:29pm

Stewart Copeland.
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Posted: 02-20-08 19:30pm

You got it...I was about to go look on my Ghosts In The Machine CD.
You are one smart cookie,shonster
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Posted: 02-20-08 19:38pm

No, just old enough to remember Police (sadly, not old enough to forget!) j/k - they weren't that bad.
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Posted: 02-20-08 20:18pm

I'm only twenty five and I like the police, they live on, the dream is still alive.
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Posted: 02-20-08 22:08pm

that's the only police that i like.
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Posted: 02-21-08 11:01am

I love the Police also...Spirits In The Material World is in my top 10 all time faves....and Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic is brilliant as well....
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Posted: 08-18-08 11:41am

I've never heard this song but just looking at the lyrics it's obviously about a parent's musings of his children. Toys in the hall... crawling into mom and dad's bed in the morning... the children's photo's on a photo cube and an egg shaped picture frame... a pile of paper dolls , or maybe laundry... tiny doors on a playhouse... sticky fingers... kid's in the bathtub with toy boats... in their bed's at night... the "monster" under the bed... moonlight on their faces... the children's "little faces" in his mind.

Maybe I just enjoyed parenting my kids a lot, but that's my interpretation of the song. I thought it was kinda beautiful. Maybe it's good I haven't heard the melody!
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