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Mistletoe Angel
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0 posted 2004-01-12 12:35 PM


(Here's a solid raw rock song I wrote for New Years Day! Please pray that finally a revolution, a revolution of peace and philanthropy, can be initiated soon! Get out there!)

Revolution
By: Noah Eaton
1/1/04

"You didn't believe you can start a revolution, did you?"
the reporter's tongue slipped condescendingly
Yeah, yeah, those porcupine quilled pre-emptive agreements,
those index-carded subpoenas, instant editorializing

Will there ever be a revolution?
Will the future ever come today?
Will there ever be a revolution?
Will the future ever come today?

(I'm feeling a little fatigued, yeah
I'm feeling a little fatigued waiting for the future, yeah)


Kate Raphael's being deported from Israel,
there's radiation in the lemonade over at Bechtel,
Six sigma, you say, more like six stigma, it's easy to tell
When those black belts are hitting you below the belt
Tom Ridge's the chief of the secret police,
who's protecting the dissidents, homeless, poets on the streets
Abortion debates spill more than blood down at the clinics,
Twenty years have passed and still there's no difference, yeah

Will there ever be a revolution?
Will the future ever come today?
Will there ever be a revolution?
Will the future ever come today?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, nothing has happened
Yeah, yeah, yeah, nothing has happened


"You didn't believe you can start a revolution, did you?"
the reporter's tongue slipped condescendingly, yeah
Yeah, you know there's no real historian,
history requires more than just acute vision
That's why we have what's called circumscription,
configuration, reprobation, consolidation
I've felt ashamed for so long, time to make an aberration
Yeah, we've felt ashamed for so long, time to make an aberration
Cause it ain't gonna suck itself, yeah
It ain't gonna suck itself

Yeah, yeah, time for a revolution
Time for the future to come today
Yeah, yeah, time for a revolution
Time for the future to come today
Yeah, yeah, time for a revolution
Time for the future to come today
Yeah, yeah, time for a revolution
Time for the future to come today


"You'll find something that's enough to keep you
But if the bright lights don't receive you
You should turn yourself around and come back home" MB20


© Copyright 2004 Nadia Lockheart - All Rights Reserved
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1 posted 2004-01-12 01:15 AM


hugsssss noah, and SO good to see you posting....hope school is going well for you...


Lauren~

~*~
In your light I learn how to love
In your beauty how to make poems
You dance inside my chest where
no one sees you and that sight becomes art

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2 posted 2004-01-12 02:08 AM


Noah, I noticed that the image had been removed....I do thank Ron for that. I love to read you but these days you are putting up so many large graphics that my slow dial-up connection can't handle them.

I would really love it if you could make your pictures smaller for us folks who don't have high speed download capabilites...I would not dread trying to read you then.


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3 posted 2004-01-12 01:57 PM


Noah,
Wow, what a great name. I just wanted to read some of your stuff. What an appreciation I have for you.
I would love to hear you sing this song.

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4 posted 2004-01-12 04:58 PM


nice read (hugs)
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5 posted 2004-01-12 06:28 PM


Noah, one of these days you're going to
have to leave us a link where we can hear your music with your songs. That would be so great!!I love your words.
Hugs to you, my friend  
Ethel

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6 posted 2004-01-12 06:30 PM


Noah -- isn't the revolution now -- isn't it a choice we make -- to create, or to destroy.  And you are winning.  Still want to hear the music!
the_loner_23
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7 posted 2004-01-19 12:14 PM


This is so full of truth. I say the revolution is now.

Cold hands means a warm heart

Kristin Eve
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8 posted 2004-01-19 12:23 PM


there are some poems... some writings, that we all can admit to skimming through quickly...

I read your work because i love it.

"Who you are speaks so loudly...I can hardly hear what you are saying"

McLean
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9 posted 2004-01-19 06:20 AM


Mr. Noah, you are so very passionate about the world and it's condition.  I am in awe of your ability to express your views so well through this media.  Great, great things from you, dear.  I have to be in the right frame of mind when I open one of your gifts, so that I may take the time needed to ingest it, and understand.  What a refreshing offering to see your original postings here.

McLean

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