| I don’t ask why, I just fall into the meadow |
| I close my eyes and I wait to die |
| Yes, I am a liar |
| Yes, I am a sinner |
| Please forgive my broken soul |
| But I’ve got nowhere else to go |
| They made this world so hard |
| If I had somewhere else to go |
| I could be a star like you |
| Special like you |
| A star like you |
| Special like you |
| And all those picture frames surround you |
| I saw you in France |
| All those busters hang around you |
| I asked you to dance |
| I can’t take you home tonight |
| No, I can’t be your man |
| I know why you here tonight |
| You in a fight with your man |
| But I’ve got nowhere else to go. |
| They made the world so hard |
| If I had somewhere else to go |
| I could be a star like you |
| Special like you |
| A star like you |
| Special like you |
| This is an African legend, it’s a love story. It’s about two people |
| They were very much in love, from different tribes |
| And they were going to be sacrificed. |
| And after they died, God made them into elephants |
| Because Africans believe that elephants are immortal. |
| And then, to be |
| He made the elephants by the system of ___? into female |
| And the bird symbolized, you know, the freedom of love. |
| [At this point the background music increases in volume |
| and it’s ever harder to hear the spoken words] |
| And the love, the flower, ___? sort of, you know |
| An abstract feeling of love |
| You can feel however you want to feel |
| But because of the hunters, they used to take the elephants away, and um, |
| He put the symbols on them, so that everybody will know that they are holy |
| And this is the story, and I’m very much |