If you want me You can find me Left of center Off of the strip In the outskirts In the fringes In the corner Out of the grip When they ask me "What are you looking at?" I always answer "Nothing much" (not much) I think they know that I'm looking at them I think they think I must be out of touch But I'm only In the outskirts And in the fringes On the edge And off the avenue And if you want me You can find me Left of center Wondering about you I think that somehow Somewhere inside of us We must be similar If not the same So I continue To be wanting you Left of center Against the grain If you want me You can find me Left of center Off of the strip In the outskirts In the fringes In the corner Out of the grip Suzanne Vega - Left of center I really like this song and I always thought that "left of center" was meant as a location. Only very recently I heard the term used for people (in the BBC-series "How to start your own country"), meaning people who are a bit odd, but nice (prettig gestoord). I must admit: I always thought my whole family was a bit odd, including me! And now I make fractals, which must look a bit odd to lots of people. So definitely "left of center" ;-) Have a pleasant evening. Yvonne