"I like the Sound of my own voice...."

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He even thinks I have a mouth full of teeth(which is true) and that I eat all my friends (which is not true).
 
"with a mouth full of teeth you ate all your friends"...lol that lyric makes me laugh :lol:
 
Dalton said:




Hey, where does this come from?

William Wordsworth's poem Resolution And Independence (probably my favourite poem). Bono quoted it at the start of Streets on 26 December 1989 as part of a tribute to Samuel Beckett, who had recently died.
 
discothequeLP said:
i love when they sing "some people get SQUASHED." i used to think it was stupid but now i think it's just great!

I agree!
"Some people get squashed crossing the tracks"

If you combine it with :
"Lay your sweet lovely on the ground
Lay your love on the track"

You get to the conclusion:
"I guess that's the price of love
I know it's not cheap.."
 
I just love and respect Bono's honesty with and about himself. :wink:

It's one of the main reasons why we feel so close to him - he accepts himself and us for what we are, and not for our preconceived ideas of who we think we should be.

One of Bono's most beautiful (however raw) lyrics. :hug:

ALL BECAUSE OF YOU....:bono: :heart: :heart: ;)
 
Victor, IMHO, an intellectual tortoise is someone who is intellectually slow like a tortoise (turtle).

Unless I am missing something.....
 
I also take it to imply that he can be thick-headed (the tortoise shell) at times.
 
I thought that the tortoise reference was more akin to the "tortoise and the hare", where, as the story goes, the (smarter) tortoise beat out the hare in a race.
 
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