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Lyrics: Late October, 2002 Ms. Babyblues, Long before I met you, when I was living the first years of my teenage days, Tanya Tucker's Like Two Sparrows In A Hurricane was a song that really got to me. To be frank, I didn't understand much of the lyrics, but I'd watch the video and think of my parents. Ten years later, here I am, listening to the song and knowing exactly what the song is about. And you know what? I no longer think of my parents when listening to it. I now think of you and me. I wish this song was based on our story. . . of events that came, and of those to come. Hmm, to find myself with you -- even if struggling to get by -- would be a blessing. Seriously, I wish I were given the chance to be the one you'd seek comfort in when things aren't going your way. . . . more so the one you're around of when they are. But I know another man will be given the joy of holding you and looking back into the many decades spent together. I know and accept it's not my fate to have you as mine ever again. Somehow, I've known for a long time that you won't be mine again, but still... it hurts. A kind of pain previously unknown and unimagined by me. An immeasurable pain within me. . . my desire to have you, knowing I can't and won't. Please grant me the serenity in knowing that you'll mention me me in your old age. Assure me that you will remember me and that your grandchildren will hear about us. Let them know that before grandma met grandpa... there was a man who loved you so much he thought his life had ended the instant he realized you weren't his anymore. Make them aware that for many years he sought in other girls the feeling that only you could arouse in him. Tell them that he failed miserably, for nobody else could replicate your ways - his eyes, soul, and heart were created to desire you, and only you. If they ask, "whatever happened to him?" Tell them that I probably died waiting for you to be mine again... even knowing it was not meant to be. Hopeless, Two Sparrows In A Hurricane She's fifteen and he's barely driving a car. Like two sparrows in a hurricane, They've heard it's all uphill, There's a baby crying and one more on the way. Like two sparrows in a hurricane, They've heard it's all uphill, She's eighty-three and he's barely driving a car. Like two sparrows in a hurricane, They've heard it's all uphill, |
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