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Tag Archives: Music
Far-away love on the beach
Inspire Me Thursday‘s invitation for “beach” contributions reminded me of a song by John Cale. I tried to find it on Youtube, but it’s not there. So the lyrics will have to do, which is a shame … it’s a … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Love, Lyrics, Music, Poetry, Stellar poetry
Tagged beach, Emily, Inspire Me Thursday, Love, Lyrics, meme, Music, nostalgia
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Letter to Crazy Mama from her son Luke C. Whead
Hi Ma, You’re making life difficult beyond endurance. This time it’s me and gone – no arbitration. I’m off, and that’s gonna be where my music’s playing. Never even heard of some of those things you wanted. Frankincense! Pure nonsense. … Continue reading
Posted in Creative writing, Flash fiction, Fun, Life, Nonsense, Writing
Tagged arbitration, frankincense, Music
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Kindness
One Single Impression‘s invitation this time around is for ‘kindness’ – when I read that and the quotes from Kikaku and Basho, I had no idea what I could contribute. It took looking at whypaisley’s post to arrive at an … Continue reading
Posted in Creative writing, Life, Lyrics, Music, Poetry, Writing
Tagged Emmylou Harris, Jesse Winchester, Lyrics, Music, songbird
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One cool remove
Watch and hear Shawn Colvin and Mary Chapin Carpenter perform this beautifully simple song by Greg Brown: One Cool Remove One cool remove One cool remove And forever let me stay One cool remove away One cool remove One cool … Continue reading
Posted in Lyrics, Music, Poetry, Stellar poetry
Tagged Bob Dylan, cool, Greg Brown, Lyrics, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Music, remove, Shawn Colvin, Sinéad O'Connor
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Way to blue
I’m throwing in Nick Drake’s Way to Blue here to introduce the lyrics to Lucinda Williams’ Blue – but this might not be all that far-fetched considering that she recorded one of his songs way back when (Which Will on … Continue reading
Posted in Lyrics, Music, Poetry, Stellar poetry
Tagged Andrea Glass, blue, blues, essence, Lucinda Williams, Lyrics, Music, Nick Drake
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What’s it like on Love Street?
She lives on Love Street Lingers long on Love Street She has a house and garden I would like to see what happens She has robes and She has monkeys Lazy diamond-studded flunkies She has wisdom and Knows what to … Continue reading
The Ballad of Lucy Jordan
The morning sun touched lightly on The eyes of Lucy Jordan In a white suburban bedroom In a white suburban town As she lay there Neath the covers Dreaming of a thousand lovers Till the world turned to orange And … Continue reading
Twenty red lights in his honor
Far away eyes I was driving home early Sunday morning through Bakersfield Listening to gospel music on the colored radio station And the preacher said, “You know you always have the Lord by your side” And I was so pleased … Continue reading
Posted in Fun, Lyrics, Music, Poetry, Stellar poetry
Tagged country, eyes, far, Lyrics, Music, Rolling Stones
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Four strong winds
To continue with the wind theme – introduced with Emily Dickinson –, here are the lyrics of a song written by Ian Tyson. It was first released in 1964 by Canadian folk duo Ian and Sylvia but later covered by … Continue reading
Posted in Love, Lyrics, Music, Poetry, Stellar poetry
Tagged Four Strong Winds, Ian & Sylvia, Lyrics, Music
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Blondie nostalgia for the 1970s
English Boys When I was 17 I saw a magazine It had those English boys who had long hair When I was on my own they moved into my town and I just called ’em up and they’d be there … Continue reading
Leonard Cohen’s archetypal place near the river
Here are the lyrics of one of Leonard Cohen’s most well-known songs: Suzanne Suzanne takes you down to her place near the river You can hear the boats go by You can spend the night beside her And you know … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Love, Lyrics, Music, Poetry, Stellar poetry
Tagged archetypal, archetypes, Leonard Cohen, Lyrics, Music, Suzanne
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