Haven't fallen down in a while
Sitting here walking the line
Well that's ok, I ain't no book
'Cause nobody's off the hook
See you looking so sad
Trying to live your life in style
Well that's ok, you ain't no crook
'Cause nobody's off the hook
I remember you when, looking like a teenager
How you have become a man with all the power
Running the moon aground
Who would ever have thought, hanging with a homo and hairdresser
You would become the one desired in every woman's heart
But you never will lose, your heart with those little boys
Haven't fallen down in a while, sitting here walking the line
Well that's ok, 'cause I have looked
And nobody's off the hook
'Cause life will take that little heart, and bring you to your knees
Threatening to break it for the final time
And you'll believe it, yes, you will believe it
But look, nobody's off the hook
Rufus McGarrigle Wainwright (born July 15, 1973) is an American-Canadian singer-songwriter and composer known for his powerful baritone voice and theatrically influenced melodies rooted in classic songwriting. The son of successful musicians Loudon Wainwright III and Kate McGarrigle, Rufus inherited a strong musical predisposition from an early age. He debuted in 1998 with the album "Rufus Wainwright", followed by successes like "Poses" (2001) and "Want" (2003). His works are characterized by introspective lyrics, often autobiographical, exploring themes of love, loss, identity, and spirituality. Wainwright is also a skilled pianist and composer for musical theatre, collaborating with directors such as Robert Wilson and David Lynch. Among his most representative songs are "Hallelujah", "Poses", and "Dinner at Eight".
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