And I must be an acrobat
To talk like this
And act like that
And you can dream
So dream out loud
And you can find
Your own way out
And you can build
And I can will
And you can call
I can't wait until
You can stash
And you can seize
In dreams begin
Responsibilities
And I can love
And I can love
And I know that the tide is turning 'round
So don't let the bastards grind you down
That's the ending from the U2 song "Acrobat" (in the Achtung Baby album), which Mary played for me today (rather, we went in her car, drove around CUA and listened to it) in order to pump me up (after a tumultous Latin class).
The jig is up! I am going to take my frustrations (with the Latin language and almost everything about it) and turn it into something good. My anger is going to transform into a great tempo run tomorrow morning, and my determination into a success.
To talk like this
And act like that
And you can dream
So dream out loud
And you can find
Your own way out
And you can build
And I can will
And you can call
I can't wait until
You can stash
And you can seize
In dreams begin
Responsibilities
And I can love
And I can love
And I know that the tide is turning 'round
So don't let the bastards grind you down
That's the ending from the U2 song "Acrobat" (in the Achtung Baby album), which Mary played for me today (rather, we went in her car, drove around CUA and listened to it) in order to pump me up (after a tumultous Latin class).
The jig is up! I am going to take my frustrations (with the Latin language and almost everything about it) and turn it into something good. My anger is going to transform into a great tempo run tomorrow morning, and my determination into a success.
The tide will turn around!
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