Natalie Merchant: Day

Natalie Merchant is American singer-songwriter. Explore interesting quotes on day.
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“these days you might feel a shaft of light
make its way across your face
and when you do
you'll know how it was meant to be
see the signs and know their meaning”

Natalie Merchant

Song lyrics, Our Time In Eden (1992), These Are Days

“these are days you'll remember”

Natalie Merchant

Song lyrics, Our Time In Eden (1992), These Are Days

“My drug period was between the age of 17 and 18. That was a time when I was experimenting with a lot of things, I was experimenting with sleep deprivation, fasting. The longest fast I ever did was 12 days. You go that long without food and you hallucinate. I would take this powder made out of guarana seed, my friend Mary would bake it up like cocoa in muffins and leave them on my doorstep. My drinking period was when I was 13, 14. Drugs fascinated me for a short period of time but not any more. A glass of wine puts me in a weird enough state.”

Natalie Merchant

NME (1 July 1995)

“trouble me
disturb me with all your cares and you worries
trouble me
on the days when you feel spent”

Natalie Merchant

Song lyrics, Blind Man's Zoo (1989), Trouble Me

“where in hell can you go
far from the things that you know
far from the sprawl of concrete
that keeps crawling its way
about 1,000 miles a day?”

Natalie Merchant

Song lyrics, Motherland (2001), Motherland

“hey Jack
now for the tricky part
when you were the brightest star
who were the shadows?
of the San Francisco beat boys
you were the favorite
now they sit and rattle their bones
and think of their blood stoned days”

Natalie Merchant

Song lyrics, In My Tribe (1987), Hey Jack Kerouac

“what a cold and rainy day
where on earth is the sun hid away?”

Natalie Merchant

Song lyrics, In My Tribe (1987), Like The Weather

“For the time being I am enjoying my chance to enjoy civilian life off the road. If I combined all the months that I have lived out of a van or tour bus it would amount to twelve solid years. That would be twelve years of driving or flying an average of 100 to 400 miles per day and sleeping in a different city every night. It was a very unique lifestyle that I adapted to and even enjoyed with it’s surreal pace. It’s also a lifestyle that can take a toll on the body and relationships with the people that you are constantly leaving behind.”

Natalie Merchant

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