FixXxer
Bluelighter
- Joined
- Jan 4, 2004
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Learning the Difference--
How can you know if you're happy, if you've never felt crappy?
Can you know if you're calm, without ever having problems?
Overcome and solve them, That's learning and evolvin'.
Comparison and contrast, I'm trying to learn the difference.
What's too slow or too fast, wouldn't know without the experience.
Am i delirious, or just too serious? I am becoming curious...
When you're poor at the store, do you want money more?
If you're monetarily rich, does any possession permanently scratch your itch?
Can you understand love without being hated?
Something to compare to, to know if you're elated.
There would be no changes, if no one felt pain, yes?
You can learn and teach what you don't like, to improve your own life.
Still listen to others, they are your sisters and brothers.
Relationships are built, not grown from guilt.
Get off your stilts, and see we are equals ( e- quills)
How can you know if you're happy, if you've never felt crappy?
Can you know if you're calm, without ever having problems?
Overcome and solve them, that's learning and evolvin'.
People having varying opinions, makes life more fun.
They can add something more to your solu-tion
See from another angle, and dangle, what their eyes see
We can learn from each other, I believe
Some days will be tough, but you've got the right stuff
Anything required to get you through,
the fire in you, burns bright, it's true.
Like glue... it sticks to your preferences,
until you know what the difference is.
You'll understand what needs to be altered, its okay if you've ever faltered.
Its not an infection, try turning your perception in another direction
You can always improve, and further understand your moods.
Stay in your heart and you'll never seem rude,
Our thoughts can be crude, sometimes need to be refined.
Now is the time to stop ignoring the signs.
How can you know if you're happy if you've never felt crappy?
Can you know if you're calm without ever having problems?
Overcome and solve them, that's learning and evolvin'.
How can you know if you're happy, if you've never felt crappy?
Can you know if you're calm, without ever having problems?
Overcome and solve them, That's learning and evolvin'.
Comparison and contrast, I'm trying to learn the difference.
What's too slow or too fast, wouldn't know without the experience.
Am i delirious, or just too serious? I am becoming curious...
When you're poor at the store, do you want money more?
If you're monetarily rich, does any possession permanently scratch your itch?
Can you understand love without being hated?
Something to compare to, to know if you're elated.
There would be no changes, if no one felt pain, yes?
You can learn and teach what you don't like, to improve your own life.
Still listen to others, they are your sisters and brothers.
Relationships are built, not grown from guilt.
Get off your stilts, and see we are equals ( e- quills)
How can you know if you're happy, if you've never felt crappy?
Can you know if you're calm, without ever having problems?
Overcome and solve them, that's learning and evolvin'.
People having varying opinions, makes life more fun.
They can add something more to your solu-tion
See from another angle, and dangle, what their eyes see
We can learn from each other, I believe
Some days will be tough, but you've got the right stuff
Anything required to get you through,
the fire in you, burns bright, it's true.
Like glue... it sticks to your preferences,
until you know what the difference is.
You'll understand what needs to be altered, its okay if you've ever faltered.
Its not an infection, try turning your perception in another direction
You can always improve, and further understand your moods.
Stay in your heart and you'll never seem rude,
Our thoughts can be crude, sometimes need to be refined.
Now is the time to stop ignoring the signs.
How can you know if you're happy if you've never felt crappy?
Can you know if you're calm without ever having problems?
Overcome and solve them, that's learning and evolvin'.
