"all around me are familiar faces
worn out places, worn out faces
bright and early for the daily races
going nowhere, going nowhere
their tears are filling up their glasses
no expression, no expression
hide my head i wanna drown my sorrow
no tomorrow, no tomorrow
children waiting for the day they feel good
happy birthday, happy birthday
and i feel the way that every child should
sit and listen, sit and listen
went to school and i was very nervous
no one knew me, no one knew me
hello teacher tell me, what's my lesson?
look right through me, look right through me.
and i find it kind of funny, i find it kind of sad
the dreams in which i'm dying are the best i've ever had
i find it hard to tell you, i find it hard to take
when people run in circles its a very, very
mad world, mad world."
-from "mad world" by gary jules
Profound. I'm speechless.......
ReplyDeleteAn incredible piece...so creative!
ReplyDeleteBeth, there's so much to see: the graffiti walls, white map, "little people" surrounding the girl...
Thank you!
OMG! I totally live in that world! Bravo!
ReplyDeletewow, I'm in love with this!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutly magnificently fantastic...and one of my very favorite lyrics too. A standing ovation from my corner!
ReplyDeleteWonderfully creative, and the red balloon adds the perfect touch!
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with all the comments an exceptional interpretation. Bravo
ReplyDeleteAwesome piece! Your art is always so haunting and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteohh i love that song, and the combination of image and tekst is prefect!
ReplyDeleteAs impressive as the lyrics. Wonderful work!
ReplyDeletewow. what a beautiful and haunting interpretation. awesome work!
ReplyDeleteOMG! This is terrific.
ReplyDeletereally amazing. I had to take several looks before I felt like I even could begin to get a handle on what is going on in your piece. wonderful!
ReplyDeleteVery deep collage. Love it so much!
ReplyDeleteI love that song and the way you interpreted it. Just beautiful. Visiting you from Artists in Blogland.
ReplyDeleteyes very nice interpretation! love the blue too.. poppin in from artists in blogland
ReplyDeleteThat is so very sad. It seems like this is a song and I can't quite get the tune. Off to find out.
ReplyDeleteGreat piece, so dramatic. Haven't hear that son in quite a while. Hopping in from Artists in Blogland. xox
ReplyDeleteWow, so many words to describe and interpret your work. This is what you call art. I am so proud of you. Thank you so much for sharing such talent and your work. I appreciate it.
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