I live in a town called Millhaven And it's small and it's mean and it's cold But if you come around just as the sun goes down You can watch the whole town turn to gold It's around about then that I used to go a-roaming Singing La la la la La la la lie All God's children they all gotta die My name is Loretta but I prefer Lottie I'm closing in on my fifteenth year And if you think you have seen a pair of eyes more green Then you sure didn't see them around here My hair is yellow and I'm always a-combing La la la la La la la lie Mama often told me we all got to die You must have heard about The Curse Of Millhaven How last Christmas Bill Blake's little boy didn't come home They found him next week in One Mile Creek His head bashed in and his pockets full of stones Well, just imagine all the wailing and moaning La la la la La la la lie Even little Billy Blake's boy, he had to die Then Professor O'Rye from Millhaven High Found nailed to his door his prize-winning terrier Then next day the old fool brought little Biko to school And we all had to watch as he buried her His eulogy to Biko had all the tears a-flowing La la la la La la la lie Even God's little creatures, they have to die Our little town fell into a state of shock A lot of people were saying things that made little sense Then the next thing you know the head of Handyman Joe Was found in the fountain of the Mayor's residence Foul play can really get a small town going La la la la La la la lie Even God's children all have to die Then, in a cruel twist of fate, old Mrs Colgate Was stabbed but the job was not complete The last thing she said before the cops pronounced her dead Was, "My killer is Loretta and she lives across the street!" Twenty cops burst through my door without even phoning La la la la La la la lie The young ones, the old ones, they all gotta die Yes, it is I, Lottie. The Curse Of Millhaven I've struck horror in the heart of this town Like my eyes ain't green and my hair ain't yellow It's more like the other way around I gotta pretty little mouth underneath all the foaming La la la la La la la lie Sooner or later we all gotta die Since I was no bigger than a weavil they've been saying I was evil That if "bad" was a boot that I'd fit it That I'm a wicked young lady, but I've been trying hard lately O fuck it! I'm a monster! I admit it! It makes me so mad my blood really starts a-going La la la la La la la lie Mama always told me that we all gotta die Yeah, I drowned the Blakey kid, stabbed Mrs. Colgate, I admit Did the handyman with his circular saw in his garden shed But I never crucified little Biko, that was two junior high school psychos Stinky Bohoon and his friend with the pumpkin-sized head I'll sing to the lot, now you got me going La la la la La la la lie All God's children have all gotta die There were all the others, all our sisters and brothers You assumed were accidents, best forgotten Recall the children who broke through the ice on Lake Tahoo? Everyone assumed the "Warning" signs had followed them to the bottom Well, they're underneath the house where I do quite a bit of stowing La la la la La la la lie Even twenty little children, they had to die And the fire of '91 that razed the Bella Vista slum There was the biggest shit-fight this country's ever seen Insurance companies ruined, land lords getting sued All cause of wee girl with a can of gasoline Those flames really roared when the wind started blowing La la la la La la la lie Rich man, poor man, all got to die Well I confessed to all these crimes and they put me on trial I was laughing when they took me away Off to the asylum in an old black MariahI t ain't home, but you know, it's fucking better than jail It ain't such bad old place to have a home in La la la la La la la lie All God's children they all gotta die Now I got shrinks that will not rest with their endless Rorschach tests I keep telling them they're out to get me They ask me if I feel remorse and I answer, "Why of course!There is so much more I could have done if they'd let me!" So it's Rorschach and Prozac and everything is groovy Singing La la la la La la la lie All God's children they all have to die La la la la La la la lie I'm happy as a lark and everything is fine Singing La la la la La la la lieYeah, everything is groovy and everything is fine Singing La la la la La la la lie All God's children they gotta die
A murder ballad typically recounts the details of a mythic or true crime — who the victim is, why the murderer decides to kill him or her, how the victim is lured to the murder site and the act itself — followed by the escape and/or capture of the murderer. Often the ballad ends with the murderer in jail or on their way to the gallows, occasionally with a plea for the listener not to copy the evils committed by the singer. Some murder ballads tell the story from the point of view of the murderer, or attempt to portray the murderer in a somewhat sympathetic light... Wikipedia
"The first poster says "Black people are the future of music.” The second: “Hard Rock is the Real Cultural revolution,” and the last one explains: “I bless America for Rock ‘n Roll.""
És uma merda. Andei tanto tempo à espera de alguma coisa de ti. E agora, quando eu me estava a habituar aos silêncios, às tuas ausências, a não sorrir à tua lembrança e a não poder dizer o teu nome... Vai-te foder sim? Não me dizes nada de jeito, não me procuras, não mudou nada. Porque há muito não me ouvias pedir, apareceste outra vez só em jeito de "estou aqui, não estejas tu apensaresquecer-te de mim, a atrever-te a refazer a tua vida".
E têm erros, as mensagens. Continuas pouco esperto.
Depois de seis meses sem fazer nada, de uma actividade cerebral no limite do coma, dou por mim a dois dias de recomeçar a trabalhar. Odeio trabalhar e acho que sou incompetente.
Vi-te sair do comboio. Vinhas de óculos escuros mas reconheci-te das fotos por causa do cabelo. Fiz-te logo sinal por isso não sei se também me reconheceste. Cumprimentámo-nos e eu ri e disse uns disparates, sempre nervosamente. Não me lembro se nessa altura cheguei a sentir o teu cheiro. Pusemos o teu saco no meu carro e perguntei-te onde querias ir. Respondeste-me que eu é que sabia. Eu é que era de cá, eu é que conhecia os sítios. "Sim, mas tu é que sabes se te apetece comer qualquer coisa, se queres descansar, se queres ir a algum sítio". Disseste: "Quero fazer amor contigo já". "Então vamos para o teu quarto." Metemo-nos no carro. Não me tocaste na mão, nem ao de leve no cabelo. Entrámos como se fossemos velhos conhecidos com um destino banalíssimo. Perguntaste-me se não me surpreendeu o que disseste. "Acho que já nos conhecemos suficientemente bem". Sugeri que parássemos antes. Comprar uma garrafa de vinho, por exemplo. Água. Não tinha ido preparada, por isso também uma escova de dentes. Na área de serviço peguei numa embalagem de toalhetes, daqueles para tirar a maquilhagem e fiz uma piada. Outra piada nervosa "com isto, amanhã acordas ao meu lado e apanhas um susto". E nessa altura, se calhar para me calar, é que me agarraste e me beijaste. E senti tudo o que uma pessoa que é beijada por ti pela primeira vez deveria sentir.
Fantasias são isso mesmo. Irrealizadas/irrealizáveis. De outro modo podem tornar-se muitas vezes desagradáveis, ao contrário do seu objectivo inicial. Não seguem normas morais nem sociais. Isto para os que possam ter fantasias, ou, mais ainda, para quem possa sentir-se alvo delas