Semiotics of Songs
I try hard not to write songs for others
For it looks as if pigs fly in frames
Things are not interesting on red carpets
I sometimes wonder whether they really suit the banners
For the semiotics of it all is quite harsh
As the songs are not for their own
When someone ask, “is your spirit your own?”
I say it’s because we move from ocean to ocean
The panic in their eyes give away to sadness
Since they know I won’t tell the answer
Because the semiotics of it is quite harsh
As their songs are not for their own
With blink of an eye years turn forty
The difference lies in just days and nights
Perhaps is seen in desperation to mark new path
Trying to become a legecy as the artist
But the semiotics of it is quite harsh
As their songs are not of their own
I still refuse to believe it will end on day
For the honesty of reality is so imaginative
There will be similar songs to sing
For the demad fo rnew never ends
But the semiotics of it is quite harsh
As the songs are not of their own
As these words are leaving my pen
So shall I need to take care?
For I feel I created a machine
That help all travel into time since,
The semiotics of it all is quite harsh
As the songs are not of their own
I want these songs to resonate me for,
They are the reasons I didn’t smile back
Under the shell of heaviness of mind
Those relations can be termed abusive
For the semiotics of it is quite harsh
As the songs are not of their own!