Archive | October, 2026

I just died in your arms…💙

4 Oct
Caption take from (I just) died in your arms music video by Cutting Crew

Those arms holding me

With a strength I’ve never felt before

Powerful energy

Ravished by addiction

Unique teeth

That tell another story

Of a gripping vice

Broken hearts

Memories that still hold

Don’t give your heart away

‘I should have walked away’

But I died in your arms tonight

Let’s play Backgammon

26-25 🤣

I think I’ve met my match

Friendship that will live on

I wanna sit on those legs

Watching you drink the dregs

Put your mother first

‘I have to look after number one’

When you’re destroying number one

You’re destroying everyone around you

Is it selfish?

Is it an illness?

Do I recognise it?

100%

Turn it around

Man about town

Wear your crown

Do it for your son

Or we’ll all be gone

Kiss those lips

Clasp those hips

Sex that takes me on trips

What do I need to do?

Hold space for that friend of mine

Finger nails covered in grime

From the building site

Which is eating away at you

A promise you’ve made

Another bed laid

Do you wish you’d stayed?

Addiction can be more forceful than life itself

People need help

Getting off these things

Not sure if you’ll cope

But I do know your stubborn determination

So there is hope 

And of course there’s also your dope…🤦🏽‍♀️

Also, the way you vote

Has me in a spin

Boy, just look within

Are you a racist?

Everybody’s just looking for a home

But I agree with you on some points

I think we’re more similar than we realise

You look like you could be a friend of Rupert Lowe’s

So there we go

Although, I know the time will show

With the climate we’re in

This country’s in a state

I do get your bate

But please never hate

The desperation of people

Put yourself in their shoes

Realise we’re not as far as you think

From their fate

It’s unsteady, crops are dying

You might need a mate

When you least expect it

We’re not as strong or as secure as you think

In fact in the next ten years

Mark my words

We’ll be on the brink

And you’ll look to your fellow man

Wherever they’re from

And you may need their help

So never forget

Where you came from

And what your father had to go through

To be welcomed here

Second generation immigrant

It’s not that far from imminent

You were lucky

And schooled well

Never take that for granted

Listen to people

And love yourself enough

To be well