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Man in the Box
by
Linda J. Alexander
Saturday, June 14, 2003
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The musician and listener have a strangely intimate relationship.
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Man in the box
Sing me your troubles.
Man in the box
Sing me your woes.
I'll forever know you
And we can help each other
If I only listen.
Man in the box
Sing me your troubles.
Man in the box
Sing me your woes.
I'll never even know you
And we could help each other
If your truths weren't so real.
Man in the box
Sing me your troubles.
Man in the box
Sing me your woes.
We'll never communicate,
And we can do nothing for each other
Because your words hurt. . . .
Both singer and listener.
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