[Introspective] King's Cross
Jayme
jayme.jr at uol.com.br
Sat Jul 9 22:22:28 PDT 2005
King's Cross doesn't go out of my mind since I watched the news last
Thursday... The lyrics seem to predict in 1987 what was going to happen in
2005.... Anyway, I always have loved that song.
My most sincere regrets to all Londoners and Englishmen on this list.
London will always be one of my favorite towns in the world.
Jayme
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dana Scully" <olga.stepanova at vvsu.ru>
To: <introspective at tcp.com>
Sent: Sunday, July 10, 2005 1:25 AM
Subject: Re: [Introspective] King's Cross
> Does anyone else see a haunting relevance for the lyrics of the song
> King's Cross after Thursday's barbaric act of terrorism? As I
> understand, one of the Underground bombs exploded near that station. I
> re-read the lyrics and found it chilling. "There is still no guarantee."
That's exactly what I thought watching the news :(
> Only last night I found myself lost
> By the station called King's Cross
> Dead and wounded on either side
> You know it's only a matter of time
> I've been good and I've been bad
> I've been guilty of hanging around
> I would also be curious to know if anyone knows what the song originally
> refers to, if anything.
There must have been something... I can't remember, but I'm sure there was.
Scully.
PS: Let us all try to cope with it all and go on living.
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