every night is disco night
with you i'm living every moment for you
seeing things in a different way
oh my god, i'm thankful that you're leaving

is there something we can do
this afternoon
is there nothing left to say
hold your love
warning you
that you are
something new
afternoon

i'll make it up to you somehow
i'm laughing and you're dancing like my mother
i teach you to go off on me
you shake
from the horror...

another night you're going out
saturday and now you've got the fever

oh love
is there something we can do
this afternoon
is there nothing left to say
hold your love
cautions you
you are
something new
afternoon

you're so beautiful
you'll just have to do...


i'm always quoting that song. i can't help it. it's my favorite.

we listened to the show from pullman FINALLY yesterday. oh my good god. it was amazing. every bit as incredible as i remember it being - maybe even better. to relive that night was just what i needed. i can't believe it was a month ago... in so many ways, it seems much farther away that that. yet, in other ways i can't believe it was that long ago.

the point is - we got the chance to witness an unbelievable concert. the recording is truly something for mel to be proud of. not really because of anything he did(sssssh, don't tell him that) but because the audience is UNREAL. completely quiet. it's like...the song ends, and then 5 seconds later, everyone bursts out into applause...quiets down...howie attempts to make some small talk, and everyone giggles and claps, and then the next song starts. instead of each song being short and sweet, each one evolves into this journey that his music is SO worthy of. and then when the show ends, the audience is completely quiet.

GOD, i'm so glad i got to experience that.

and yes. i do think howie needs a copy.

heh.