Thomas Meadowcroft & asamisimasa: Love Songs Without Subjects

Love Songs Without Subjects

asamisimasa with Ditte Marie Bræin 

 

Love is to give what you don’t have

To someone who does not want it.

Love is to give what you don’t have

To someone who does not want it.

“Remember me, remember me, but ah! forget my fate.”

Love is to give what you don’t have

To someone who does not want it.

“Tell her I’m sorry, tell her I need my baby, tell her I love her.”

Love is to give what you don’t have

To someone who does not want it.

“I will say the only words I know that you’ll understand.”

Love is to give what you don’t have

To someone who does not want it.

“Don’t change a hair for me, not if you care for me, stay.”

Love is to give what you don’t have

“I’m not in love so don’t forget it”

To someone who does not want it.

“Blue days all of them gone, nothing but blue skies from now on.”

Love is to give what you don’t have

To someone who does not want it.

“I hope you don’t mind, I hope you don’t that I put down in words.”

Love is to give what you don’t have

“Remember me, remember me, but ah! forget my fate.”

To someone who does not want it.

Love is to give what you don’t have

To someone who does not want it.

Love is to give what you don’t have

“Blue birds singing a song, nothing but blue birds all day long.”

excerpt from Seminar XII by Jacques Lacan,

with quotations from various love songs.

 

Year
2026