A Watcher's Point of View (Don't 'Cha Think)

ATTRELL STEPHEN JR. CORDES, CHARLES THOMAS JOHNSTON, ATTRELL CORDES

(Oh la la la)

He who thinks, thinks for himself
A woman on trip, is a hit for the mind
A true composer's hell between tears
Or PM Dawn makes cause for rewind

Megaline drops along upon a thought
A comatose nap might snatch a sandy
I'm so great I amaze myself
Explains, just how vain is vanity

The longest journey is based on a trip
But also starts with a single step
Because Pleasant Valley Sunday is
A grain of salt

But "now or never's" a bit hard to accept
Doncha' think?

Problems of the world, lovers, girls, and things of that nature bound
To break my heart
They all show different sides of me, they're all wrapped
Up inside of me
I feel certain awe for/but those who fall to find out they're in the
Shadows in the stars
Even from a watcher's point of view.

Yo the world doesn't pay for what a person knows
And rarely wants to pay for what a person does
But those who care show puzzle and stare
Singin' what it is, is what it was

'Cause he who learns the rules of wisdom
Without transforming it to daily life
Is a bad condition of contradiction
A rap like that can slap back afterlife

All this twists and spins in a whirlwind
And spots the mask as to where it remains
On the opposite lane of a fortress bridge
Or the thought that lives on the positive plane

Doncha' think?

Power to the world, Lover's gold, and bees and nature(?)
Not to break my heart
They all shrunk off inside of me, they're all wrapped
Up inside of me
I feel certain (?), of those who fall upon got the ring of shadow of
My heart
(?) But these are the watcher's point of view

Reality and Death be they accompany life
Eternity and Judgement accompany death
The simplest thing to remember, really
Clog the fog of "my forget"

Certain little mystery upon mankind lies
Certain arrogance, to the unexplained
Pure imagination is based on fact
Showing the confusion is made to contain

But the true definition of the phrase is a dream
A dream that encloses a question mark
The end of an era in the halls of a mind
That should've been watched and clocked from the start

Doncha' think?

Power to the world,
Lover's gold, and bees and nature(?)
Not to break my heart
They all shrunk off inside of me, they're all wrapped
Up inside of me
I feel certain (?), of those who fall upon got the ring of shadow of
My heart
(?) But these are the watcher's point of view

Maybe they just wanna twist my finger
Maybe they just wanna break my arm
Maybe they just wanna try and stop me
Maybe they just wanna do me harm
Maybe they don't want my mouth to speak this
Maybe they just wanna quiet momma

But the minute I step to the rhythm of the left
That's the minute that they don't wanna leave me alone

Doncha' think?

Power to the world,
Lover's gold, and bees and nature(?)
Not to break my heart
They all shrunk off inside of me, they're all wrapped
Up inside of me
I feel certain (?), of those who fall upon got the ring of shadow of
My heart
(?) But these are the watcher's point of view

Trivia about the song A Watcher's Point of View (Don't 'Cha Think) by P.M. Dawn

On which albums was the song “A Watcher's Point of View (Don't 'Cha Think)” released by P.M. Dawn?
P.M. Dawn released the song on the albums “Of The Heart Of The Soul And Of The Cross” in 1991, “Of the Heart, of the Soul and of the Cross: The Utopian Experience” in 1991, and “The Best of P.M. Dawn” in 2000.
Who composed the song “A Watcher's Point of View (Don't 'Cha Think)” by P.M. Dawn?
The song “A Watcher's Point of View (Don't 'Cha Think)” by P.M. Dawn was composed by ATTRELL STEPHEN JR. CORDES, CHARLES THOMAS JOHNSTON, ATTRELL CORDES.

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