um, not really.
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if you were single and into make-believe
It's Raining Men
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The Kid (sung masterfully by David Wilcox)
I'm the kid who ran away with the circus
Now I'm watering elephants
But I sometimes lie awake in the sawdust
Dreaming I'm in a suit of light
Late at night in the empty big top
I'm all alone on the high wire
Ladies and gentlemen, there is no net this time
He's a real death defier
I'm the kid who always looked out the window
Failing the tests in geography
But I have seen things far beyond just this schoolyard
Distant shores of exotic lands
There's the spires of the Turkish empire
Six months since we made landfall
Riding low with the spices of India
Through Gibraltar, we're rich men all
I'm the kid who thought we'd someday be lovers
Always held out that time would tell
Time was talking
Guess I just wasn't listening
No surprise, if you know me well
As we're walking down toward the train station
I hear a whispering rainfall
Across the boulevard, you slip your hand in mine
In the distance the train's last call
I'm the kid who has this habit of dreaming
That sometimes gets me in trouble too
But the truth is I could no more stop dreaming
Than I could make them all come true
Now I'm watering elephants
But I sometimes lie awake in the sawdust
Dreaming I'm in a suit of light
Late at night in the empty big top
I'm all alone on the high wire
Ladies and gentlemen, there is no net this time
He's a real death defier
I'm the kid who always looked out the window
Failing the tests in geography
But I have seen things far beyond just this schoolyard
Distant shores of exotic lands
There's the spires of the Turkish empire
Six months since we made landfall
Riding low with the spices of India
Through Gibraltar, we're rich men all
I'm the kid who thought we'd someday be lovers
Always held out that time would tell
Time was talking
Guess I just wasn't listening
No surprise, if you know me well
As we're walking down toward the train station
I hear a whispering rainfall
Across the boulevard, you slip your hand in mine
In the distance the train's last call
I'm the kid who has this habit of dreaming
That sometimes gets me in trouble too
But the truth is I could no more stop dreaming
Than I could make them all come true
6 comments:
Recently one of my co-workers said that men and jeans are either feast or famine. I haven't looked for jeans, but sounds like there is a famine (or maybe a drought) in the land. :)
Sorry I don't have any suggestions!
George Bailey - It's a Wonderful Life
Rhett Butler - Gone With The Wind
Mark Darcy - Bridget Jones (yes a rip off of Jane Austen's Mr. Darcy, but a modern day dream man).
everytime you ask this my mind goes blank
i just saw an interesting movie,
with dermont mulroney called griffin and phoenix. i haven't seen a bunch of movies of his but he seems to have a quietness about him that i find appealing. who you would put him up against, i don't know>
Thanks, ladies, for the help. I know Rhett and Mark Darcy (same lovely Colin Firth), but need some help with George Bailey (wanna write something???).
Have no clue about Dermont Mulroney OR Griffin and Phoenix. Wait. Was he Julia Roberts' best friend in "My Best Friend's Wedding?" Or whatever that movie was with Cameron Diaz??
Yah, I'm looking for some fictional men here...if you think of any, write up their pros and cons and send them my way. I'll post them!
You've never seen It's a Wonderful Life?! It's a classic!
Natalie: Jimmy Stewart? I've seen it, but not enough to write a bio on Mr. Bailey. You up for it?
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