LYRICS
One toppled over backwards
The other fell to his knees
Ode to the power of our words
No , you can’t just do as you please
Oh, the cons of pronouns
The proposition of a preposition
A Book Of Proverb of verbs
…. observes….
As one becomes dumbfounded
Another is astounded
Words are mightier than swords
And in lifting spirits onward
Oh the pros of conjunctions
Or adjectives that agitate
Perplex with sentences complex
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ABOUT THE SONG
Style: Alternative Rock / Progressive
Chords: D C G D / E C A; 83 BPM 16 Beat Ballad; 120 BPM Hard Rock
Recording: original take / digital 1-track stereo
Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards
From the album Omega-ga
by Daniel Brouse