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'u know everything 'bout me,

Hey you, 내 맘 알고 있나요?

요즘 나 매일 어린아이

같이 몰래 숨어 바라보죠

You, 내 말 듣고 있나요?

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: #$&";(! +$*$$!!!!

: 凸( &$;?;!!?#$&?!!;)凸

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“ that smile on your face is gone, what was your judgment? that I'd abandon what is mine so easily? you failed to understand me, I guarded that happiness so loosely because of my carelessness, yet, I never said that I would let go of it. you stole it like a thief but you didn't think I'd come looking for it, did you? here lies my greatest and most disgusting habit, If I owned something, it belonged to me, but unfortunately, if something leaves my hands, then it's dirty and used, that's why my nails are long as I dig them into that happiness you took away, the filth spilled around as I dug deeper. the look of horror on your face is amusing, had nobody taught you that stealing is bad? But I apologize not for my actions, that happiness is not yours. ”

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I might trip, I never fall.

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Tar baby ,

.. came good out of grief.

Context:

The “Tar-Baby” is an integral part of one of Joel Harris' well known tales of “Uncle Remus,”

In the tale, the character of Br'er Rabbit, a cunning anthropomorphic rabbit, is walking along a path when he sees a figure made of tar, constructed by Br'er Fox. When the tar figure doesn’t respond to his greeting, Br'er Rabbit strikes the tar figure with his hand, which results in him getting stuck in it. Repeated attempts at striking the tar figure ultimately results in Br'er Rabbit being completely stuck within in, and Br'er Fox capturing him.

A “Tar Baby” now refers to a paradoxical situation, and one which should’ve been avoided in the first place.

Sade in the song “Tar Baby” uses this colloquial sentiment to describe the unwanted pregnancy of a mother’s youthful daughter.

Upon initial arrival and through its youth, the baby is treated as a nuisance and with disdain, considering its inadvertent appearance imposed unavoidable setbacks onto its parent’s lives.

As the song winds down, however, the mother and daughter gaze upon the child with an ounce of sympathy and love ; the baby did not ask to be born, and shouldn’t be treated perfunctorily and with disrespect.

Forget the future,

Can we get closer?

Pull back your eyelids,

I'm lost in your iris ...

You said I'm the only one that you need..

I can never let you go.

laughing till our ribs get tough,

You're the only friend I need.

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