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Debbie:<BR>
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Well, then, what about discussion of the genius musician Jane Siberry? Or is this also not a fit topic according to your standards for V2020? <BR>
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Actually, some of her music and poetry aims directly at the heart of the debate regarding patriarchal authority based views of the Sacred vs. a view of the Sacred less aimed at male authority and rule by dictatorial revelation. This dichotomy underlies and is critical to many of the problems facing humanity, don't you think?<BR>
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love is everything they said it would be<BR>
love made sweet and sad the same<BR>
but love forgot to make me too blind to see<BR>
you're chickening out aren't you?<BR>
you're bangin' on the beach like an old tin drum<BR>
i can't wait 'til you make the whole kingdom come<BR>
so I'm leaving<BR>
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-----Jane Siberry<BR>
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Hmmm.... Do these lyrics somehow connect to the ideology of Christ Church? I say they do, but I will not explicate.<BR>
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Excerpt from the album "When I Was A Boy" by Jane Siberry.<BR>
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