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== Interpretations ==
== Interpretations ==
* The lyrics are borrowed from the first page of Lynne Tillman's short story "This Is Not It"<ref>https://archive.org/details/thisisnotitstori0000till/page/153/mode/1up</ref>. The story was included in Tillman's 2002 collection ''This Is Not It''
* The lyrics are borrowed from the first page of Lynne Tillman's short story "This Is Not It"<ref>https://archive.org/details/thisisnotitstori0000till/page/153/mode/1up</ref>. The story was included in Tillman's 2002 collection of the same name
* "If I were only somewhere else than in this lousy world!" is quoted from Ludwig Wittgenstein
* "If I were only somewhere else than in this lousy world!" is quoted from Ludwig Wittgenstein


== References ==
== References ==
{{Push Comes to Love}}
{{Push Comes to Love}}

Latest revision as of 14:32, 31 October 2023

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Lyrics

The place where I Should have been Is paradise On earth. The place where I Should have been Is paradise On earth. The place where I Should have been Is paradise On earth. The place where I Should have been Is paradise On earth.

The place where I Should have been Is paradise On earth.

The place where I Should have been Is paradise On earth. The place where I Should have been Is paradise On earth. The place where I

If I were only Somewhere else but in This lousy World.

Invariably I arrive at the Wrong time In the wrong place. Wherever I am It is the Wrong place. It's not where I Should be.

Because it's the wrong Place I want to be someplace Else.

I always want to be in The place where I Should have been.

The place where I Should have been Is paradise On earth.

Lyrics: Lynne Tillman

Music: Stephen Prina

Chronology

Interpretations

  • The lyrics are borrowed from the first page of Lynne Tillman's short story "This Is Not It"[2]. The story was included in Tillman's 2002 collection of the same name
  • "If I were only somewhere else than in this lousy world!" is quoted from Ludwig Wittgenstein

References