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What piece of song lyric you can really relate to?
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“Do You Believe In Shame” by Duran Duran
I heard you speak my name
Heard you singing The Stones
Maybe heard you laughing in a line of static
On my telephone
So why your eyelids are closed
Inside a case of rust
And did you have to change
All your poet's fire into frozen dust?
I try to justify it
To learn from your mistake
But where's the stupid lie that has to make its point
With such a pointless waste?”
Simon wrote the lyric for the song about his friend Dave Miles, who tragically died of a drug overdose.
https://youtu.be/n_Io3CtmdoQ?si=x6ybn7QWd8eoUR41