| We need a brand-new song to sing about the quite important thing that with our God we're always sure that victory means peace, not war.
And anyway (ask anyone) our loving God's already won, revealing to the world at large the happy news that Love's in charge.
That's cool - so cool that we should sing a song for this fantastic king. Make hooting noises, everyone - let's all join in the noisy fun! To show that we love God today we'll play whatever we can play - with flutes and drums we'll strike a chord that celebrates the living Lord.
And if we make a noisy sound that lifts the sea and shakes the ground, then streams and lakes will clap along and mountains sing a mountain song.
This loudness is a giant cheer for God, who'll be arriving here to make this world completely fair, and people equal everywhere. | |
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| I start to write, unsure of what will come to form these lines, like someone with a drum- stick experimenting or some fool scientist inventing by numbers. Noise reverberates incessantly; boys with sushi sit together or apart. The sudden weather stays outside while I - quite vulnerable - sense my pride collapsing like warm water from a bucket. Fuck it - I'll speak before my voice gets lost, and say: had I the choice between a brand new start, more things to do and life together, I'd choose you. | |
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| words are like worms keys are like farms | |
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| A man in a canoe - a woman in a shoe! | |
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| A circle is a silly shape - I saw one at the sauna the size of a sultana grape self-harming in the corner. | |
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| I once saw a lady with cheese on her neck and apples and honey and bees on her neck and beavers and monkeys and trees on her neck and elbows and shouders and knees on her neck. | |
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| I love you when it's humid, I love you when it's dry. I love you when you say the weather makes you want to die. I love you with your clothes on, I love you in the nude. I love you when you step outside and come back home with food. | |
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| spin a winner hide a spider shake a baker mail a sailor | |
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| If grass were blue I'd marry you, if eggs were green I'd hurry. If lies were true I'd smell your shoe and if it rained, I'd worry. | |
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| I want a bird that knows my name, I want a bird that flies. I want a bird that goes to sleep, I want a bird that cries. I want a bird that rings a bell while closing both its eyes; I want a bird that taps my shoulder when the laundry dries. | |
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