There is a chance - a chance that's only slightly higher than zero, but a chance nonetheless - that I'll return to the ell-jay. I'll have a very specific purpose in mind with it, and I'll continually point people towards the big-blog, but I actually have a purpose I could use this thing for.

So if you've never deleted the link to this thing, and if ( Read more... )

I've decided to cease posting to this LiveJournal. In a substantive fashion, I'd already made this decision, but this is merely a full stop. I honestly prefer LiveJournal's interface, but in so many ways, LJ is not useful to me at all ( Read more... )

And, of course, tonight is the night I hear "Jim Morrison's Grave" by Steve Taylor for the first time in forever. I never was the biggest fan of the Doors, but these lyrics clobber me ( Read more... )

It's not what you think it's about.
Quite frankly, it's never what you think it's about.Blue moon out my window, guess this means goodnight ( Read more... )

You slipped from my arms, I knew you had to go ( Read more... )

Old lyrics post. Reposted on the Xanga.

While I'm winding down on the productivity level, I might as well post the lyrics that keep bothering me. In a good way. In a necessary way. But they bother me none the less.

Oh, and if you look real close, you might find part of what's bothering me.

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You who live in heaven
Hear the prayers of those of us who live on earth
Who are afraid ( Read more... )

One of the first songs that I bothered to type lyrics out for and post on my dorm room door. If you like the pre-Nirvana hair rock (like I do) and you've never heard White Heart, kids, you've missed it. Big time.

And it didn't hurt that these guy were the defining Christian rock band of my youth ( Read more... )

You can fall like the rain and I will be a river ( Read more... )

Rachel posts, I respond.

(And yes, it's cheeseball Christian music, but it's my cheeseball Christian music, so hush now ( Read more... )