"Society owes me a living"
Myra Hindley, 1977
"We walked for miles, round the backs, right over the iron bridge and down underneath it on the towpath. We were kissing away and touching and getting really sore lips"
@marquicerise many thanks for posting those sources. "Does the body rule the mind or does the mind rule the body? I dunno" is a peerless lyric. The conundrum at the heart of human attempts at self-understanding reduced to a single line.
@marquicerise many thanks for posting those sources. "Does the body rule the mind or does the mind rule the body? I dunno" is a peerless lyric. The conundrum at the heart of human attempts at self-understanding reduced to a single line.
"Society owes me a living" Myra Hindley, 1977 "We walked for miles, round the backs, right over the iron bridge and down underneath it on the towpath. We were kissing away and touching and getting really sore lips"
-From Viv Nicholson's book, "Spend Spend Spend".
@marquicerise many thanks for posting those sources. "Does the body rule the mind or does the mind rule the body? I dunno" is a peerless lyric. The conundrum at the heart of human attempts at self-understanding reduced to a single line.
@marquicerise many thanks for posting those sources. "Does the body rule the mind or does the mind rule the body? I dunno" is a peerless lyric. The conundrum at the heart of human attempts at self-understanding reduced to a single line.