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A satire on the lives women lead nowadays and the appalling vanity of modern civilization. The Publishers Weekly (1913) It is a piece of the most vivid imaginative realism, as well as a challenge to our vaunted civilization. The Living Age (1916) A World of Women speaks as urgently to the world today as to that of 100 years ago in its insistence that crisis must also be recognized as opportunity to change our society, not to restore it. Sherryl Vint, Professor and Chair, Department of English, University of California, Riverside Press for MITPs edition of A World of Women includes the following Insightfully introduced by Astra Taylor, A World of Women opens with a complacent civilization in collapse
Oh, I cannot explain what's going down I can see you standing next to me In and out somewhere else right now You sigh, look away I can see it clear as day Close your eyes, so afraid Hide behind that baby face [Pre-Chorus] Do-do-do, do-do-do [Chorus] You can drive all night Looking for the answers in the pouring rain You wanna find peace of mind Looking for the answer [Verse 2] Funny how it seems like yesterday As I recall, you were looking out of place Gathered up your things and slipped away No time at all, I followed you into the hall Cigarette daydreams You were only seventeen So sweet with a mean streak Nearly brought me to my knees Do-do-do, do-do-do [Chorus] You can drive all night Looking for the answers in the pouring rain You wanna find peace of mind Looking for the answer If we can find a reason, a reason to change Looking for the answer If you can find a reason, a reason to stay Standing in the pouring rain [Bridge] Do-do, do-do-do Do-do, do-do-do-do Do-do, do-do-do Do-do, do-do-do-do [Chorus] You can drive all night Looking for the answers in the pouring rain You wanna find peace of mind Looking for the answer If we can find a reason, a reason to change Looking for the answer If you can find a reason, a reason to stay Standing in the pouring rain About Cigarette Daydreams presents the pain of ones search for identity through the musings of a parted lover
You have a smoke
Dane, who is no doubt taking some time to process the news with his doctors and loved ones, has requested some space to deal with what's to come
