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^^ how sweet!!!
NO BOO BOOS POSSIBLE in this thread imho - only perceptions and I for one appreciate your comments because they stimulate further exploration. The thing is (the way I see it) we are basically being asked to "look" beyond the obvious. I was struck by this too at first, trying my best to get my mind around why that song (SITD) was chosen, seemingly randomly, but what I could finally "get" with, is the metaphor in MJ putting that song on TUC - that's my take on it because, that, I feel is more the point than what the song was actually created for. Just like Ben which was created for a movie nearly 35 years ago, being the last song on Number Ones, completely out of chronological order and in his adult voice. That is more relevant than the fact that it is about a rat. I recall that when I first heard that song on Number Ones, my first thought was, I'm sure MJ had his reasons for doing it that way, hm, I wonder what that reason could have been. By AllforMJ pointing it out, I could see from a new perspective that there may have been "message" in the reason for it. In other words, this discussion is a "beyond the radar" type of discussion and one has to expand one's perceptions to be able to "see" it.Wow. I made a boo boo?
First of all: I was speaking in very general terms. Meaning All of Michaels songs. Some of them are used in this thread. Others are not.
Of course, the OBVIOUS love songs are not about family or friends.
I was also referring to the talk of a 'mystery woman' giving evidence at the trial etc.. That is part of what I mean by 'trying to pinpoint'.
In MY Personal Opinion:
Someone in the dark.
A stranger becoming a Friend.
The thrill of the feeling that someone (the friend) is 'out there'
This was done for E.T., so we know what it is about.
Will you be there.
He's talking about a Christian kind of love.
"Hold me like the river Jordan.." Why not the Mississippi River?
He's saying how any one, (known friend, new, or yet unknown), who cares for him, holds him up, he considers a friend.
The kiss in this song is a kiss of kindness.
This song is about his need for understanding and comfort.
If this was strictly about romantic love, he wouldn't have mentioned: 'brother' or 'mother', would he? He would make it romantic.
It's not as if he doesn't know how.
There is nothing romantic in this song to me At All.
Human kindness. A brotherly motherly love.
'Love thy neighbor' type of thing.
You are my life.
This one could be about a romantic love, or the love he now experiences, having children. A dear friend. The lyrics give no cause to think that it is ONLY about romantic love.
If you try to be sensitive to the many many levels and nuances of Love, instead of focusing 'only' on the romantic side of it, you will see, what I'm trying to say.
Yes, well again, its obvious though. Again, I'm trying to share this perspective with you because I had the same "problem" at first (in the original thread) until some folks helped me to look beyond the literal, onto the potential 'poetic justice' these songs could (possibly) be trying to serve as well as their placements on some albums, being relevant as well. These are the aspects that make this thread so much fun.Speechless.
Same thing. A great love so powerful that he is at a loss for words.
His mind is racing (or spinning), and he can't describe, (because it's such a powerful feeling), but he isn't unhappy.
It's like someone being so much in love that it takes their breath away.
We can't live without air but that isn't what we mean, when we say it.
Agree. I am not quick to conclude that a woman has to be the reason for a man's strength - that would be ludicrous. At the same time, what the thread starter is pointing out is that MJ seems to have been revitalized alongside making these recent love songs, which is what connects one thing to another.A person gets his/her strength from MANY different sources.
Family, friends, (fans too, in his case), lovers, pure will power, God.
And yes guess what, Michael and his lady friend, (if there is one), are the only ones 'in the know'.
True - and this is the "danger" anytime someone is operating from a foregone conclusion - they will pick out only those aspects of a song that support what they already believe, so I feel everyone has to beware of doing that. That's why I feel its important to be open to closer examination of each song's (possible) relations to other songs etc. If we don't remain O P E N, then we stand a chance of seeming to 'force' a 'fit' and I don't imagine anyone wants to do that, it would be a fruitless waste, because let's face it, whatever (if anything) MJ is saying - he is saying - and whatever he is not saying - - he is not saying. I believe we're trying to objectively identify the truth as close as we can get to it in this way, that is, and without being too 'intrusive' at that.If you insist on going in the direction mentioned in the quote above, then that is all you will 'see'.
Do you mean this in reference to whether it is "right" or "wrong" for us to be discussing this? That is an issue many of us have expressed concern over. I feel the purpose of it could be to assist "her" (if of course there is a "her") in figuring out what he's saying - it seems to me there's got to be some purpose for it since the spirit of it is moving, touching and inspiring to others who are reading, so it seems to be mostly a matter of trying to keep it in check (which is what you seem to be trying to do) and on track lyrically with the point of the topic, which others of us try and do, and all with great respect for MJ and the presumably 'private' nature of his seeming, 'public' yet secret message.I will refrain from making further comments, as I don't want this thread to turn into a discussion of 'right or wrong'.
well for the most part it seems to me that so far we've got a little "potluck" of ideas here - some more logical, rational or lyrically supported than others it seems to me also, but there's a bunch really.I do not comment on certain things, because some of it feels true. Meaning I agree.
Other things make little sense to me but so what?
There should be made room for ideas, different from our own.
State, I don't mean to ignore you.
You had a lot to say that I can't remember right this second, so I have to get back to you on that lol
I agree with many things you said.
What you said about Eve, "You are my life", remix and interpretation.
As an artist having to add a little something something to a song, you have to interpret it, right?
'well, if she was wrong, wouldn't Michael correct her?' Not necessarily.
The original song is open for interpretation. The remix is not. It pinpoints.
If there is room for interpretation, you may not be wrong, so why change it?
In "You Are My Life" he said, "Once all alone I was lost in a world of strangers. No one to trust. On my own. I was lonely. You suddenly appeared." This person cannot be a family member or long-term friend because his family members and long-term friends were already around him. He said this person suddenly appeared. Also, this person suddenly appears in the manner that he describes in "Someone In The Dark." "In Someone In The Dark" he said "Wherever you may be I'll look up and see someone in the dark for me." Well, if he at first doesn't know where they are and he looks up and sees them, they suddenly appeared. And again, in "The Way You Love Me" he said, "I was alone in the dark when I met you. You took my hand and you told me you love me. I was alone, there was no love in my life. I was afraid of life and you came in time." If this person came in time, then they came during that time that he did not know specifically, but it was the right time when they arrived because he needed them. He needed this person to be there with him.
at the end of the day, I'll have to say this I agree with 100% :lol:I think Michael likes to give 'clues' that go in all direction.
That way everyone will find something that makes the song special to them, and Michael gets to keep his secrets
And, as I've been saying as a reminder from time-to-time, this thread is about love, spirituality, romance and MJ's music. Because spirituality is a part of it, it causes us to look beneath the surface of things. It's actually inevitable, because MJ is so deep.I think Michael likes to give 'clues' that go in all direction.
That way everyone will find something that makes the song special to them, and Michael gets to keep his secrets
Nice breakdown, StateOfShock. This thread is very long now and it has close to 1,300 posts in it, so it seems like some of the newer posters may be providing their input based on only reading parts of this thread which is understandable. lol
There are some things that I've said some pages back in the thread that I think I'll have to go and get. This is about "You Are My Life" and "Will You Be There" being prophetic songs. I've mainly been looking at these two songs from a spiritual angle because the words to these songs have come to pass.
Because of the way that MJ's mind has clearly been on a woman while going through the trial, and the two songs have come to pass in ways that are related to the trial, the words in these songs point to a female and the role she played in his life as he faced his challenges.]Also, MJ has also been the type to have a woman at his side when facing difficulties. When he went through the first blow that he was served in 1993, Liz Taylor was there for him. Lisa and Debbie came later. Between Debbie and the release of "Invincible" MJ appeared to be extremely lonely. Then, he went from singing love songs about pain and disappointment to recording and releasing "One More Chance." The love songs being released from "One More Chance" forward have not been love songs about disappointment at all. They have been love songs that show he's opened his heart to someone.
He's not trying to get away from her or anything like that in these songs. These songs that are now being released have all been about him enjoying her presence. In "One More Chance" he said, "He'll sail the seven seas to be near her." In "You Are So Beautiful" he says, "You near, dried my tears, washed away my fears." The love songs released after "Invincible" have been about coming closer in different ways, on different levels.
Notice that in these songs, he never describes a need to walk away, turn away, get away, or any of that stuff. These songs have more so been about the two coming together as there seems to be no conflict between them at all. There have been no signs of him feeling leery or anything like this in these songs. There's no sound of discontent.
They have mainly been saying, in so many words, "I love you. Let's be together. I know we're going to do fine." It also seems like he was friends with her first and fell in love with her later which is why she didn't know and he's been trying to tell her.
yes, and well MJ obviously has some pretty deep fans tooI too agree with the last line of Coy's post. What Coy said is what I love about MJ. MJ has found a way to get straightforwardness and obscurity to co-exist. LOL Gotta love him!
And, as I've been saying as a reminder from time-to-time, this thread is about love, spirituality, romance and MJ's music. Because spirituality is a part of it, it causes us to look beneath the surface of things. It's actually inevitable, because MJ is so deep.
LOL!! @ the part I bolded. Well, my take on all this is, again - its perceiving beyond "the obvious". That's what we're being asked to do. Its more a spiritual perception than a visual or audio one from reading or hearing the lyrics on the surface, so using "the river Jordan" as an example, it supports the 'spiritual' aspect of these "communications" and the presumed spiritual nature of this "relationship".
Agree. I am not quick to conclude that a woman has to be the reason for a man's strength - that would be ludicrous. At the same time, what the thread starter is pointing out is that MJ seems to have been revitalized alongside making these recent love songs, which is what connects one thing to another.
Well, that's part of the main point about all of this. AllforMJ pointed out that in the song, Beautiful Girl and For All Time that when he says, "she never know" and "baby you'll never know" that it means she actually doesn't KNOW which is what MJ is presumably trying to accomplish by throwing her all these "hints".
Do you mean this in reference to whether it is "right" or "wrong" for us to be discussing this?
I'd like for someone to comment on what I said because to me what I said makes sense lol!! and I'm commenting in order to stimulate discussion - where're y'all AT?! lol
So are you saying that the rap in the remix pinpoints what he's wanting said, although MJ would also not have necessarily corrected Eve even if she were wrong?
I get that this is a interpretation thread.
True to the last point. The point of this discussion is to look 'outside the box' since that is the way MJ thinks, so the thread starter is saying there is more than what meets the eyeThere's not much fun figuring out, what is clear as day.
Sure "Will you be there" could be about a deeper spiritual side of a relationship.
Sometimes, a song is open to multiple interpretations.
Sometimes, it just is what it is.
Agree - however - again - the point is the music - the music that came out of it too - not just the level of rejuvinationUm I responded, based on how the thread starter explained it.
What person wouldn't revitalized, feeling like they've got a second chance at life, after being in danger of losing everything?
I'm not saying, it's wrong. If you want to go that route, run with it.
Originally Posted by STATEofSHOCK
Well, that's part of the main point about all of this. AllforMJ pointed out that in the song, Beautiful Girl and For All Time that when he says, "she never know" and "baby you'll never know" that it means she actually doesn't KNOW which is what MJ is presumably trying to accomplish by throwing her all these "hints".
There are many songs about all kinds of topics in MJ's repertoire - we're only talking about the ones that are relevant to the topicThis is true. But then you can also find many many songs of love (obvious or not), where this is not the case.
I feel that unless a person is MJ, there is no such expertise in a thread such as this anyway - that's why I said there are no boo-boos - in fact - its really not that serious lol - just some folks on the same imaginative, romantic and spiritual "wavelength" bouncing stuff around, and for those who are on a different 'wavelength' - people are open to listen to them - the way I see it. The only thing required is that whatever they say make SENSE (meaning be logical, rational or supported by MJ's art).No. What I meant is that I don't want to turn this into a big discussion of: Who is right, and who is wrong, in their interpretations.
I sure can't tell. lol nobody's commenting on very much of anything I've said but okLOL You make sense just fine.
You're doing a great job, stimulating discussion.
My interpretaion of MJ is that he is a lot more deliberate as an artist, than to give his song to someone and say to them, do with this as you please. Eve would have had to have invented the entire scenario she raps about because MJ talks about NONE of what she does, in his original song. He says he wants to touch and taste - and Eve has MJ waiting his entire life to be with her, analyzing the situation to death, holding back himself, (ah there's one! allformj! an example of him holding back) she's got them having children! lol I feel that if her lyrics align with his vision of what he wanted to project or portray in the song, of course he'd use it and if they did not, he would not. It is well reputed how exacting he is, which is why I see it this way. It is said he is not the type to leave very much to 'chance' and wouldn't surprise me if he wrote the rap himself, although it doesn't have to be the case. Although I could be wrong (had to say that?) I do believe he lets his collaborators know what he's wanting to create and illicits their input.No. What I was Trying to say was that Eve made her own conclusions based on what the song meant to her (interpretation).
The song (original Not remix) is open to multiple interpretations.
Eve closes that gap by introducing her vision (opinion) to the song.
Michael wouldn't necessarily ask Eve to change her lyrics, even if they didn't coincide with his vision for the original song, as long as the remix lyrics relates to any of the possible interpretations.
What would you conclude the song is about at first glance?? Romantic love. Eve delivers.
It bothers me, the at times, lack of doubt in some posts here (not all).
Almost voicing a kind of Certainty instead of Possibility.
This could JUST be the way they communicate, or it could be that they're so certain that they feel, it is close to fact.
I'm talking about the romantic aspects now and not the dilemma of,
'obvious vs. romantic' interpretation.
I am more than happy to admit that I could be wrong in my interpretations, since I don't know what Michael had in mind, writing these songs.
I feel its stimulating when someone likes to make a bunch of "noise" lol (rattling a cage?) and to me a topic is most interesting when people can share divergent points of view without introducing feelings of offense or intrusion. Its a free Country where I live, and a free message board. Hate to see anyone leave for this reason ...I'm going to bow out of this thread now. Like I've said once or twice before, I'm not here to rattle the cage or cause offence.
Only make you consider a few things.
I will leave you to it
Thank you for your patience and willingness to explain..
If you have something to add, you're welcome to PM me, as I won't be checking this thread for a repsonse.
Be nice, as you see the back of me? lol
"Someone In The Dark" is a soundtrack just like "Childhood" is a soundtrack for "Free Willy 2," but didn't "Childhood' end up being about him? Yes it did. He said if people want to get to know him they should listen to "Childhood." Just like this song is about him, I feel there are things in "Someone In The Dark" that are also about him.Someone in the dark.
A stranger becoming a Friend.
The thrill of the feeling that someone (the friend) is 'out there'
This was done for E.T., so we know what it is about.
Will you be there.
He's talking about a Christian kind of love.
"Hold me like the river Jordan.." Why not the Mississippi River?
He's saying how any one, (known friend, new, or yet unknown), who cares for him, holds him up, he considers a friend.
The kiss in this song is a kiss of kindness.
This song is about his need for understanding and comfort.
If this was strictly about romantic love, he wouldn't have mentioned: 'brother' or 'mother', would he? He would make it romantic.
It's not as if he doesn't know how.
There is nothing romantic in this song to me At All.
Human kindness. A brotherly motherly love.
'Love thy neighbor' type of thing.
In response to the above, I am reposting some things that I've said about "You Are My Life" and "Will You Be There" being prophetic songs that have both come to fruition in ways relative to the '03-'05 trial. These are posts that are pretty far back in the thread and I don't know if you've read that far back, or if you have been keeping up with the entire thread. It's pretty long now. There are over a 1000 posts in this thread so if you missed these it's fully understandable.You are my life.
This one could be about a romantic love, or the love he now experiences, having children. A dear friend. The lyrics give no cause to think that it is ONLY about romantic love.
If you try to be sensitive to the many many levels and nuances of Love, instead of focusing 'only' on the romantic side of it, you will see, what I'm trying to say.
25-07-2008, 04:01 PM #1005
AllForMJ
With this thread I am basically pointing out all the positive changes that have occurred in his life after he released "Invincible." The song on the "Invincible" CD that I've noticed is prophetic is the song "You Are My Life." Everything in this song has come to fruition. All of it.
Page 67 of "Did MJ Find Love In The Dark (continued)"
http://www.mjjcommunity.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1564120&highlight=prophetic#post1564120
18-07-2008, 07:02 AM #699
AllForMJ
Excerpt from post #699
From listening to the fourth verse of “Will You Be There,” you can also tell that this song, though released in the ‘90’s, applied to the trial that MJ just went through. You can tell because of the words, “fight till the end.” These are the words that Mesereau spoke in front of the courthouse once he became MJ’s attorney in 2004.
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http://www.mjjcommunity.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1554388&highlight=Mesereau#post1554388
Yet, I still feel that "Will You Be There" is about a woman becoming his friend because he mentions things pertaining to intimacy and he says that he gets lonely sometimes, and also because at the end of his stage performance for this song, he has a female angel wrap her wings around him to bring him comfort. The person that suddenly appeared to him in "You Are My Life" was also doing things to bring him comfort.19-07-2008, 11:46 AM #708
AllForMJ
In the spoken words of "Will You Be There" he said, "In the promise of another tomorrow." These words are referring to a new beginning.
The theme of his web site that he launched in March 2004 was "A New Beginning" and his new beginning is happening right now.
Therefore, his song "Will You Be There" is definitely a prophetic song...every line of it...every word.
Page 48 of "Did MJ Find Love In The Dark (continued)"
http://www.mjjcommunity.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1556052&highlight=prophetic#post1556052
This shows he is taking back his name."I am innocent of these false charges and will aggressively seek to clear my name. I feel very confident that when I am able to defend myself, I will be exonerated by a jury of my peers."
If I didn't have a firsthand encounter with MJ and did not have anything to compare to what you are saying, I would probably agree with what you're saying here. But, since I have met MJ in person and have experienced him being unable to speak, I have to tell you what it was like. When he is lost for words it is from being uncomfortable. Each of the songs on the "Invincible" CD where he didn't know what to say were songs about discomfort. In each of the verses where he mentions not knowing what to say he also felt the need to pray. These songs are "Speechless," "Don't Walk Away," and "Whatever Happens."Speechless.
Same thing. A great love so powerful that he is at a loss for words.
His mind is racing (or spinning), and he can't describe, (because it's such a powerful feeling), but he isn't unhappy.
It's like someone being so much in love that it takes their breath away.
We can't live without air but that isn't what we mean, when we say it.
I see a world in my dream
Spinning in tranquility
Free from hate and hunger
Filled with love and wonder
I hear a song, as yet unsung
Every voice will sing as one
Ringing out across the land
From every woman, child, and man
(chorus)
I have this dream, this I believe
That the world can live as one in harmony
Make it come true, share it with me
I have this dream
You and I have this chance
We hold the future in our hands
And even in the darkest night
We can shine a light
(chorus 2)
I have this dream, this I believe
That we will someday live as one in peace
Make it come true, share it with me
I have this dream
(bridge)
It’s a dream that once began, becomes a song
That has no end
And when the angels all join in
We’ll make the Heavens sing
(chorus 2)
(chorus 1)
(chorus…out)
I have this dream, this I believe
The world will someday live as one in peace
Make it come true, share it with me
Oh make it come true, shape it with me
Yes we can make it come true, you and me
We have this dream, I have this dream
As all can plainly see, Ric Kipp's lyrics were changed, the song was shortened, and look at what word came into it. The word pain. The word pain came into this songwriting contest that took place in 2002. Ric did not have the word pain in the lyrics that he submitted. It came in only after the song was changed.Final Lyrics
(After changes were made)
We are here, then we're gone
In the end only love lives on
So take a moment while you can
To stop one heart from breaking
I've felt peace and I've felt pain
Every generation seems to pass the blame
It's up to us to make a change
Let it ring across the land
I have this dream, which I believe
That the world can live as one in harmony
Every child who's born
Needs to believe that he belongs
I have this dream
You and I have this chance
To hold the future in our hands
We can light the darkest night
And make a new tomorrow
I have this dream, which I believe
That the world can live as one in harmony
Every child who's born
Needs to believe that he belongs
I have this dream
It's a dream that once began
Becomes a song that has no end
And when the angels all join in
We'll make the heavens sing
Now, getting back to what it's like to see him speechless...
I can tell you what it's like when he’s speechless and doesn’t know what to say. This is when you can really tell that he is child-like.
What he did was much like what little kids do. Like when little kids will sometimes be playing alone in the living room with their toys and are talking out loud to themselves and then someone they don't know enters the room—and this person could be with a family member—the little kid will get totally quiet, stop what they are doing, get up and go to the family member and stay with them until the stranger leaves. Not all little kids do this, but many of them do. If you have seen little kids do this, it is very similar to the way that MJ was sitting in total silence while I was sitting alone with him. It's just that he didn't have anyone there to ease his fear accept the person that he didn’t know—which at that moment was me. My way of attempting to ease his fear was by keeping my promise to him. My promise was that no one would do anything to him. His bodyguards were still standing next to the radio station because he had them stay there as he walked across the parking lot to the limo alone following what I had said to him. When little kids get quiet in the presence of strangers it is because they feel uncomfortable. They don't know them.
Seeing MJ sitting completely motionless and in total silence and feeling his fear was much like what little kids do, except little kids are unable to remain as still as him.
In addition to being fearful, he was also extremely shy—shy to the point that he was barely able to give me eye contact. He kept trying over and over and over and over, literally, to give me direct eye contact, but he was barely able to do it. His fear combined with he shyness made me almost feel bad for him. It was kind of cute all at the same time, but you can feel his fear. He becomes speechless when he is uncomfortable in a situation. Back then, he was very uncomfortable one on one. He only spoke to me because I spoke to him first and when he answered he answered in a whisper. When I said, “Hi, Michael” he whispered “Hello.” When I slowly reached out my hand to place something into his hands, that was the only time that he moved, and when he did move, he only lifted up his hands and opened them so I could place in his hands what I wanted to give to him. After I gave it to him, he whispered “Thank you” and went right back to sitting completely still and being totally silent. He was afraid. The only reason why he whispered “Good-bye” at the end is because I said “Bye” to him first.
When he is speechless, I can tell you, he is speechless from not knowing what to say. When he says, “I have not the words…” he means exactly that. When I experienced him being speechless it wasn’t from anything except him not knowing what to say or how to say it. In the two other songs on the “Invincible” CD where there are lines of him not know what to say, again, both of the songs are songs where he’s uncomfortable with the situation at hand.
My firsthand encounter with him was a close up that consisted of silence, stillness, shyness and fear all combined with him still trying his hardest to be brave. He was 21 years old. I was a teenager and he was afraid of me even though I was acting mild mannered. He was nothing like the person I saw on stage the year before that. He was nothing like what I saw him being a couple hours before that moment during the autograph signing. He was very talkative during the autograph signing.
In order to interact with him one on one, I had to take all the things I felt coming from him into consideration and make sure that my actions did not cause him to think I would harm him. I even had to be mindful of my own body language because I did not want to cause him to think, or feel in anyway, that I would hurt him. I just interacted with him without questioning him about his fear. He really is afraid of people—a lot. More than you’d ever expect from the greatest entertainer in the world.
When he mentions fear, he truly means what he says. When he doesn't know what to say, he really does not know what to say. When he released the "Invincible" CD he was around 43 years old. Yet, he was still mentioning fear in his songs. Therefore, it is something that he is still somewhat struggling with. When he wrote "You Are So Beautiful," he was around 47 years old and the word fear is in this song as well. The line says, "You near, dried my tears, washed away my fear."
There's one thing that I found to be very interesting and that is even through he didn't know how to have a conversation with me, even though he was afraid and even though he was extremely shy to the point that he could barely look into my eyes, he still interacted with me, and I know it was only because of the way that I was conducting myself. I exercised self-control. He did not need his bodyguards' protection. I kept my promise.
I agree with the part that I bolded when it comes to MJ, but on the shy part, I know what I saw stemmed from fear. I wish you could have seen, with your own eyes, the way that MJ does his eyes when he's unable to give direct eye contact.What you describe I experienced once. I think this is not because of being shy and having fear. MJ grew in a rough neighbourhood, I did as well (in Russia), yes, part of person has fear and part of person knows how to overcome it and avoid the danger. I know the feeling when you go out in the evening and have to return back on foot late and are prepared to run any moment and are very aware of the surroundings.
I think MJ being speechless is more because of being reserved and not knowing what to say when you meet unknown person and the situation when one person is a celebrity and another one is not and there is a barrier because of that.
As I said I've experienced similar situation many years ago, when I was invited for a day as an interpreter to some exhibition, I knew that the prince was coming there as well, but I had no interest and it bothered me not at all, I was thinking it must be some old man. So at the moment when he came up to where I was standing together with 2 other people and the businessman he wanted to talk to was not there (for whom I made translation), it was an awesome moment, he had to wait, as businessman came back only 10 minutes later and all this time there was silence! Prince was together with one more person and I was together with 2 other people, first I stared for a moment and noticed he was well dressed, young and had these beautiful eyes, but I thought it was not polite to look at the person, so I looked through him, not into the eyes, but at his tie or at the space behind him. I was not well dressed (in this old pulli and short skirt) and felt I was not in the position to say something, though now I think I could have asked for a photo or could have asked if he liked russia. So it lasted for 10 min, then the rest people understood and crowd gathered, the businessman came and I disappeared behind the backs of people who ran up and stood in front of me and then there was this impudent journalist woman who ran up and got a photo of herself with a prince which was then put in the newspaper and I didn't even get a photo as both of us were speechless!
Those are your words, wowo, not mine or the words of anyone else that have been having regular discussions in this thread.stop this.
you the people had described an artist with nearly 50 years independent living/performing experienment into a poor guy, a coward, a pitiful creature without any charm. it shouldn't be like that.
when i was young(maybe in high school), i experienced self-closed, can't say one word in half a year once. i changed it myself finally. everyone should be responsible for his own life, 50 years is... a big man, whatever the fear is, he should have overcome and be responsible for his behavior.
but i believe he had, he can do. if he didn't, he won't, he can't... after a people owning such a 50 years career like him, well, it would be a joke, and he deserved to be defeated by fear.
no offense