Song Lyric Sunday: The Minnow and the Trout

Song Lyric Sunday hosted by Helen Espinosa her blog, the rules and the pingback are here

I love A  Fine Frenzy    I  first  found  her in 2007  when I  bought her  first  album  One  Cell In  The Sea.  This  is  my  favourite  song  of  her’s . The  whole song is  a contradiction to  the  order of life. But  to me it rings  true. I remember  after  my  accident I  would  lay in  the  hospital  bed  and listen to it over  and  over .

I do  hope  you  enjoy  the  song  and  the lyrics, I  deliberately  chose  this  video  as  opposed  to  a slicker  official video  to  show  you just how  talented  she is  and  what a fantastic  voice  she has!!

A FINE FRENZY LYRICS

 “The Minnow & The Trout”

Help me out said the minnow to the trout
I was lost and found myself swimming in your mouth
Help me chief
I’ve got to plans for you and me
I swear upon this riverbed
I’ll help you feel young again

Not your every day circumstance
Hummingbird taking coffee with the ants

Please, I know that we’re different
We were one cell in the sea in the beginning
And what we’re made of was all the same once
We’re not that different after all

Help me out said the eagle to the dove
I’ve fallen from my nest so high above
Help me fly
I am too afraid try
Now saddled with a fear of heights
I’m praying you can set me right

Not your everyday circumstance
Elephant sharing peanuts with the rats
And I said

Please, I know that we’re different
We were one cell in the sea in the beginning
And what we’re made of was all the same once
We’re not that different after all

We are tied in history
Connected like a family

Please, I know that we’re different
We were one cell in the sea in the beginning
And what we’re made of was all the same once
All the same
We’re not that different after all

 

Lyrics  by  A Fine   Frenzy, from Album  One  Cell In  The  Sea

 AZ Lyrics

Just Jot It January: Sane

THIS IS  PART  OF  LINDAGHILL’S  JUST JOT IT JANUARY

Today 10th  January  is  Sane. The  prompt  is  from  John W. Howell at Fiction Favorites

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Sane

 

 All depends on the  amount of pain

To decide if you are quite sane

Are  the  nightmares that  you hide

That which keeps  your eyes wide

Dark shadows creep near

Sanity or fear

Black dog here

I am

Sane