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Door Of My Fridge

Camper Van Demo to Come

Door Of My Fridge

  

   

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© Project Freeman Music (25th February 1997 & 18th April 1998 Gregorian)

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There’s a piece of my life

Hanging there for all to see

It tells a tale of who we were

And who we’re yet to be

Suspended by a weight

But free to move around

It waits for you to take a glance

But never makes a sound

  

A metaphor from another shore

The answers we’re all looking for

(take a look if you’re not sure)

Are hanging there on my fridge door

  

On the door of my fridge

You can see the pieces

On the door of my fridge

There’s no empty space

  

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A picture done at school

A postcard from a friend

A thousand different bills

A song that never ends

  

A calling card from the selling hard

A post it note with a blob of lard

That number that you can’t discard

By the door to my back yard

  

On the door of my fridge

You can see the pieces

On the door of my fridge

There’s no empty space

  

On the door of my fridge

You can see the pieces

On the door of my fridge

There’s no empty space

  

On the door of my fridge

     

   

The Story of 'Door Of My Fridge'

Door Of My Fridge

My current fridge door!

I was day dreaming one day, gazing around the kitchen. My eyes fell on the fridge door and it made me smile to see all the stuff that we'd stuck on there with magnets ("..suspended by a weight but free to move around..."). There were pictures of holidays and postcards from friends, pictures the kids had done at school, and other things from the past. But also numbers and cards of people we needed to call, notes to self and other things to not forget to do in the future...

The fridge door is a good notice board and really tells parts of the tales of our lives in many ways.

Take a look at your fridge door and see what you've put there :)

  

   

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