Birth
performed by The Faint

Was it more than attraction and a physical lust? Her loins, my imagination, that first inconceivable touch That I was planning, er, I mean wishing, uh. How embarrassed I'd been if you knew what I was thinking of. And whoa, when it started, my first thought was love. Not just lust, because when I heard you speak, I felt warm. In the evening I saw you, you were warming the bass up. Your hair covered your face up. I was acting indifferent at the merch booth, putting on makeup. We met up at a party in a swamp on a yacht. I spun the helm, but we were docked. I crossed my fingers, but I didn’t beg, no, 'Cause I knew you knew, 'Cause I knew, you knew, I liked you. I knew you knew I liked you. I knew you knew it, But I figured desperate guys Never had a chance with you. I figured desperate guys Never had a chance with you. Close to you, wishing we're conjoined at the tongue. Can you hear me thinking? I should stop.

Birth is a 2004 American drama film directed by Jonathan Glazer, starring Nicole Kidman, Lauren Bacall, Danny Huston and Cameron Bright. The film follows Anna (Kidman), the daughter of a prominent Manhattan-based family. Anna gradually becomes convinced that her deceased husband, Sean, has been reincarnated as a 10-year-old boy (also named Sean). Anna's initial skepticism is swayed by the child's intimate knowledge of the former married couple's life. Despite critical praise for various components of the film, including Kidman's acting and Glazer's direction, Birth received mixed reviews.

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