Wow WSama, That Was Exceptionally Beautiful!
....YOU are some writer !
That c e r t a i n l y is TRUE Music .
Wow WSama, That Was Exceptionally Beautiful!
....YOU are some writer !
That c e r t a i n l y is TRUE Music .
Just for the information--- Edie Brickell teamed up with her husband and did some nice CoViD-19 Everly Brothers covers.
I'm not aware of too many things about Edie Brickell, I know what I know, if you know what I mean...
Thank you @TheBestBeer_Root and @4gotten_legend.
It is the age of the masquerade, the dawn of Melpomene and Thalia 😊. When even such earnest words douse me with the flames of Shakespeare and I am mad.
Remarks: yours, mine...
If these words are biting then they are of a vampiric nature. As cursed an ordeal that would be, there is a lingering sweetness that neither you nor I can deny.
So yet again still, thank you.
I'm not aware of too many things about Edie Brickell, I know what I know, if you know what I mean...
She might have plagiarized Popeye in the part of the lyric that follows.
@WSama yeah well to HELL with satan, and if you need someone to file those fangs for ya let me know.. ![]()
@TheBestBeer_Root, nice. As for fangs, don't have 'em yet. I was always taught if it snarls then you should probably draw a line and stick behind it.
Thanks again for the compliments. I just enjoy words - be it a song, a story, or a thin strip on the other end of a label printer - words are fun, so long as those words aren't 'we need to talk'.
These probably walk the outer edge of folk music and are a bit sappy.... but I love them anyway:
Juice Newton -The Sweetest Thing
Merrilee Rush - Angel of the Morning
Linda Ronstadt - Long Long Time
here's janis unplugged. @batgirl, if it's not folksy enough i'll remove it.
--- Janis certainly made that song all her own in the way she performed it ( hers is my favourite version of that number ).
Not my type of music at all, but I listened to a few. A lot of music these days is so heavily produced that it's nice to hear real voices and real instruments.
They say that at a certain age people cease to enjoy any form of music that arises in the years thereafter.
I say they're somewhat mistaken on this. What they say doesn't just occur where music is concerned, it is preference in general - towards everything.
People generally tend to crystallize. It's a beautiful thing. They say a gem's worth is in its time. We wouldn't have diamonds and precious stones if the very earth I walk did not heed this age old trial. Beneath the surface, under the skin, there are marvelous forces at work.
That said, I think music is one of the few things in this world transcending that very notion. Music melts the diamond and water it becomes but a very special water it will be.
Simplicity, so pure even in its utterance. It's the simple note, the little pluck here and there that becomes the immortal water.