Thanks CAAF. (And I vote for Jonathan Livingston Seagull.) I've always loved that melody but had no idea what the words meant. I can't say I know now, exactly, but still. I've been feeling very "stick, stone, end of the road" and "stuck car" lately not to mention the fact that I've been, much too often, "a body in bed." Or on the couch. Luke has taken to reminding me not to fall asleep when I go to the grocery store.
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It makes more sense now that I know it's Brazilian. Beautiful melody, and lovely words, although I would encourage you to listen to something a little livelier if your energy is that low. Try a little "Don't stop me now" by Queen.
Posted by: Nela | January 15, 2009 at 11:02 AM