GSOH! It's on all the personal ads. But what are its merits pitted against the true affairs of the heart? My heroes, Elvis Costello, Graham Parker and Boo Hewerdine have all explored this rich and strangely untapped vein, the similarities between comedy and tragedy, and when humour turns cold. There's a fine line between laughing with, and laughing at, as intimated in the very last line of the song. In this story a best man speech is presented by an individual desperately in love with the bride who he believes he's lost forever. He imagines that the guests can see through his humour to the depth of his feelings and he hopes she can too. He considers why she chose his best friend over him and contemplates ruining everything by declaring his inner most emotions in a speech dripping with his own personal demons and devoid of humour 'for better or for worse'! Did he? Didn't he? You'll have to listen all the way through to see!!!!! Copyright © 2011 Navim49. All rights reserved. The paw background is a dedication to Izzinlucy. My doggg comrades who playlist a lot of my stuff. That's progress for you right there, dogs on the internet. Soon we'll have pigeons and elephants and why not. The pages turn, the laughs are loud, But there's no mystery left for this crowd, They trace my humour razor sharp across my heart. I want to give you more than this, There's more than my mind, but you chose his, The curtain falls tonight, and all our cards are marked. I fail to see the comedy if I ...
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