As I've said previously, one of the arguments about posting to Academia.edu is that one shouldn't because, CAPITALISM! Alas, capitalism is pervasive. An old song by Martha and the Vandellas speaks to the issue:
Here's the lyrics:
Nowhere to run, baby nowhere to hideI got nowhere to run, baby nowhere to hideIt's not love, I'm running fromIt's the heartaches, I know will come'Cause I know, you're no good for meBut you've become a part of meEverywhere I go, your face I seeEvery step I take, you take with me, yeahNowhere to run, baby, nowhere to hideGot nowhere to run, baby nowhere to hideI know you're no good for me, nowBut free of you I'll never be, noEach night as I sleep into my heart you creepI wake up feeling sorry I met you, hoping soon that I'll forget youWhen I look in the mirror and comb my hairI see your face just a-smiling thereNowhere to run, baby nowhere to hideGot nowhere to run, baby nowhere to hideI know you're no good for meBut free of you, I'll never beHow can I fight a lover that's sugar sweetWhen it's so deep, so deep, deep inside of meMy love reaches so high, you can't get over itSo wide, you can't get around, noNowhere to run, baby nowhere to hideGot nowhere to run, baby nowhere to hideI know you're no good for meBut free of you I'll never beNowhere to run to, baby nowhere to hideGot nowhere to run to, baby nowhere to hideNowhere to run
Songwriters
Holland, Edward, Jr. James / Dozier, Lamont Herbert / Holland, Brian
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Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Universal Music Publishing Group
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