Than I Can Chew

You know all that stuff I said last week, about going back to school being wonderful and all? Well, I take it back. No, no, actually, I don't. But I am looking forward to the weekend.

I am planning to finish off both the "Letter to Toronto" and "Forever Broken" series of posts. I just need to find some time first.

And finally, here's something by Derek Webb, since I didn't post a song yesterday.

Lover
Derek Webb
From the album She Must and Shall Go Free

Like a man comes to an altar
I came into this town
With the world upon my shoulders
and promises passed down
I went into the water
My father, he was pleased
I built it and I’ll tear it down
So you will be set free

But I found thieves and salesmen
Living in my father's house
I know how they got in here
and I know how to get them out
I’m turning this place over
From floor to balcony
and then just like these doves and sheep
Oh, you will be set free

I’ve always been a lover
Before I drew a breath
Some things I loved easy
and some I’ll love to death
Because love's no politician
It listens carefully
So of those who come, I can't lose one
So you will be set free

But go on and take my picture
Go on and make me up
I’ll still be your defender
You’ll be my missing son
I’ll send out an army
Just to bring you back to me
Because regardless of your brother's lies
Oh, you will be set free

I am my beloved’s
and my beloved’s mine
So you bring all your history
I’ll bring the bread and wine
and we'll have us a party
Where all drinks are on me
Because as surely as the rising sun
Oh, you will be set free

Hope you're having a good day.