Life is so strange
When you don't know
How can you tell
Where you're going to
You can't be sure
Of any situation
Something can change
Then you won't know
You ask yourself
Where do we go from here
This seems so altered here
Just as far beyond as I can see
I still don't know what this all means to me
I have nowhere to go
I don't know what to do
And I don't even know the time of day
I guess it doesn't matter anyway
Life is so strange
Destination unknown
When you don't know
Your destination
Something can change
It's unknown
Then you won't know
Destination unknown
Life is so strange
Destination unknown
When you don't know
Your destination
Something can change
It's unknown
Then you won't know
Destination unknown
When will my time come
Has it all been said and done
I know I'll leave when it's my time to go
Till then I carry on with what I know
Life is so strange
Destination unknown
When you don't know
Your destination
Something can change
It's unknown
Then you won't know
Destination unknown
Life is so strange
Destination unknown
When you don't know
Your destination
Something can change
It's unknown
Then you won't know
Destination unknown
Life is so strange
hanging on the telephone
i ain’t superstitious
truth
what is truth?
The old man turned off the radio
Said, "Where did all of the old songs go?
Kids sure play funny music these days
They play it in the strangest ways"
Said, "It looks to me like they've all gone wild
It was peaceful back when I was a child"
Well, man, could it be that the girls and boys
Are trying to be heard above your noise?
And the lonely voice of youth cries
"What is truth?"
A little boy of three sittin' on the floor
Looks up and says, "Daddy, what is war?"
"Son, that's when people fight and die"
The little boy of three says "Daddy, why?"
A young man of seventeen in Sunday school
Being taught the golden rule
And by the time another year has gone around
It may be his turn to lay his life down
Can you blame the voice of youth for asking
"What is truth?"
A young man sittin' on the witness stand
The man with the book says "Raise your hand"
"Repeat after me, I solemnly swear"
The man looked down at his long hair
And although the young man solemnly swore
Nobody seems to hear anymore
And it didn't really matter if the truth was there
It was the cut of his clothes and the length of his hair
And the lonely voice of youth cries
"What is truth?"
The young girl dancing to the latest beat
Has found new ways to move her feet
The young man speaking in the city square
Is trying to tell somebody that he cares
Yeah, the ones that you're calling wild
Are going to be the leaders in a little while
This old world's wakin' to a new born day
And I solemnly swear that it'll be their way
You better help the voice of youth find
"What is truth?"
And the lonely voice of youth cries
"What is truth?"
a recurring dream within a dream
The Clock Struck Midnight
And Through My Sleeping
I Heard A Tapping At My Door
I Looked But Nothing Lay In The Darkness
And So I Turned Inside Once More
To My Amazement
There Stood A Raven
Whose Shadow Hung Above My Door
Then Through The Silence
It Spoke The One Word
That I Shall Hear For Evermore
Quoth The Raven, Nevermore
Thus Quoth The Raven
Nevermore
And Still The Raven
Remains In My Room
No Matter How Much I Implore
No Words Can Soothe Him
No Prayer Remove Him
And I Must Hear For Evermore
Quoth The Raven, Nevermore
Thus Quoth The Raven
Nevermore
mammagamma '04
halfway gone
"Is the glass half empty or half full?" is a common expression, a proverbial phrase, generally used rhetorically to indicate that a particular situation could be a cause for pessimism (half empty) or optimism (half full), or as a general litmus test to simply determine an individual's worldview. The purpose of the question is to demonstrate that the situation may be seen in different ways depending on one's point of view and that there may be opportunity in the situation as well as trouble.
Another perspective comes from psychology, where research has shown that a speaker's choice of frame can reflect their knowledge of the environment, and that listeners can be sensitive to this information.