Love is blindness. I don't want to see
Wont you wrap the night around me
Take my heart.
Love is blindness.
In a parked car, in a crowded street
You see your love made complete.
The thread is ripping, the knot is slipping.
Love is blindness.
Love is clockworks and cold steel
Fingers too numb to feel.
Squeeze the handle, blow out the candle
Love is blindness.
Love is blindness. I don't want to see
Wont you wrap the night around me
Oh my love.
Blindness.
A little death without mourning
No call, and no warning
Baby...Was a dangerous idea
That almost made sense.
Love is drowning in a deep well.
All the secrets and no one to tell.
Take the money . Honey.
Blindness
Love is blindness. I don't want to see
Wont you wrap the night around me
Oh my love.
Blindness.
- Bono (Achtung Baby)
Just your average legend with a taste for bourbon and a tendency to be completely clueless, who maintains a private journal in public domain, with feeble attempts at witticism and humour documenting perspectives, sentiments and incidents.
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Lessons learnt alone
The following are true lessons that have been learnt by a socially inept, new but clueless employee with too much idle time resulting from spending his nights alone at a guesthouse that is bereft of entertainment sans 26 semi-clear television channels and tends to alternate his days guzzling or thinking how good he used to be at math a long while ago, all the while mulling how in the world he got here in the first place, but in stead sits down to create his most comprehensive post or at least his most time consuming one.
How things were supposed to be
Man, I wish
Why does time have to be money
Ah, those blissful mornings
Whats on TV? Push some buttons.
And you'll get hurt
Fitting in
Equilibrium at work
Eventually . . .
And the cycle repeats this week
How things were supposed to be
Man, I wish
Why does time have to be money
Ah, those blissful mornings
Whats on TV? Push some buttons.
And you'll get hurt
Fitting in
Equilibrium at work
Eventually . . .
And the cycle repeats this week
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