Just Another Woman in Love

Even in something this middle-of-the-road, we find the same themes of a woman wanting to give up control, to be rendered stoopid by a man and with the abject craving to puddle in his presence.

I’m strong, I’m sure, I’m in control
a lady with a plan
Believing that life is a neat little package
I hold in my hand
I’ve got it together, they call me
“the girl who knows just what to say and do”
Still I fumble and fall, run into the wall,
’cause when it comes to you, I’m

Just another woman in love, a kid out of school
A fire out of control, just another fool
You touch me and I’m weak, I’m a feather in the wind
And I can’t wait to feel you touching me again
With you I’m just another woman
just another woman in love

So pardon me if I should stare
and tremble like a child
That “wanting you” look all over your face
is driving me wild
I’m just what you make me
can’t wait ’till you take me
and set all my feelings free
I know that you can, so come be my man
tonight I wanna be

Just another woman in love, a kid out of school
A fire out of control, just another fool
You touch me and I’m weak, I’m a feather in the wind
And I can’t wait to feel you touching me again
With you I’m just another woman
just another woman in love

John Tavener: As one who has slept

Some Easter music you may not have heard before. John Tavener was born in London, England in 1944.

Jewel Lake

It is a peaceful song sung by a beautiful woman. There need be no more reason than that for this post.

If you enjoyed that you can click on this YouTube video by L’Angelus: I’m Dyin’ Inside

And this is the one I left as a comment on CL’s old blog before we got tight: “Vive La Bonne Vie” (But only click if you are very nosey!)

In this 25 second lesson, a man can learn to understand all women.

Full version of Wishful thinking