" Hello darkness my old friend...I've come to talk with you again..."

@QueenOfTheNerds I whole heartedly agree!

@smiler2012 I totally agree.

@smiler2012 @bijouxbroussard
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@bijouxbroussard How'd that work out for ya?

@LordShadowfire Wow, I was telling someone this morning you were [b]not[/b] a jerk. They knew you better than I did, obviously. Bye now.

@bijouxbroussard You clearly cannot take a joke. Shadowfire picked up that expression in the mandatory NA group he attended during his incarceration, and you are treating him like Satan for using it.

@SW-User Makes sense to me. The despair of trying to teach people to abandon their ways and learn something and very easily lead to frustration and rage.

You notice how he gets all quiet at the very end? That's when the rage passes because he realizes it didn't do him any damn good.

@spjennifer Yep, I think so too.

@Lilliesandlight It is awesome.

@Dino11 Not much in the way of silence on this version, crank it up!

@bijouxbroussard I like the original as well, I just think this one has it's place too.

@bijouxbroussard Sadly, the 60s didn't turn out so well. I can appreciate the anger in this version. That's about all we have left....

@LordShadowfire It seems like it's 50/50 on this one here.

@ClassicRocker Like, the Simon and Garfunkel version is a combination of eerie and sad, and the Disturbed version is despair mixed with rage. All because of the same tendencies in people.