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Grace Jones - My hero





This woman - I just flat out love. I didn't really realize it until very recently. I LOVE Grace Jones. I love the way she looks, her vibe and her music. I'v loved a song or two but I've been trying to really engulf myself in her vibe. I think its because there's a part of Grace I miss about me. I definitely gave up the weird, quirky part of me for others i.e. career, relationship, etc. I want Rhonda BACK even though she's never really left.

Grace has inspired me.

Feel her vibe.

I gotta Do or Die....
Do Or Die - Grace Jones


I've been called an operator,
I can sell an eskimo snow,
Baby, your'e a calculator,
But all you ever tell me is no.


You make me run,run,run, say your havi'n none,
You make me run,run,run, chase me with a gun.
I'll never give up!
I've got to do or die,
I'm reach'in for the sky,
I'd like to make you mine,
You know I will in time,
? Do or Die,
No matter how you try,
You'll never change my mind,
I got to Do or Die!!


Taurus's are more determined,
Nothing's gonna stand in their way,
Loving you was my ambition,
I was born the 19th of May.


You make me run,run,run, say your havi'n none,
You make me run,run,run, chase me with a gun.
I'll never give up!
I've got to do or die,
I'm reach'in for the sky,
I'd like to make you mine,
You know I will in time,
? Do or Die,
No matter how you try,
You'll never change my mind,
I got to Do or Die!!


I've been called an operator,
I can sell an eskimo snow,
Baby, your'e a calculator
But all you ever tell me is no.


You make me run,run,run, say your havi'n none,
You make me run,run,run, chase me with a gun.
I'll never give up!
I've got to do or die,
I'm reach'in for the sky,
I'd like to make you mine,
You know I will in time,
? Do or Die,
No matter how you try,
You'll never change my mind,
I got to Do or Die!!
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