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Roy Ayers - Ricardo’s dilemma 

 

 

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The Mars Volta - Teflon

 

 

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Lauryn Hill - Final hour

 

 

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Bobby Caldwell - Wrong or right

 

 

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From 1970, Don Mclean sings "Castles in the Air", his best song in my opinion. The closing lyrics are just perfect: 

"Save me from all the trouble and the pain
I know I'm weak but I can't face that girl again
Tell her the reasons why I can't remain
Perhaps she'll understand if you tell it to her plain
 
And if she asks you why you can tell her that I told you
That I'm tired of Castles in the Air
I've got a dream I want the world to share an' castle walls
Just lead me to despair"

 

“Don't judge me on my past, I don't live there anymore.”

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Gary Moore performing "Empty Rooms" live at Montreux in 2010. He would die the next year at an early age of 58 years from a heart attack that was in part due to alcohol abuse. 

 

“Don't judge me on my past, I don't live there anymore.”

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The Gap Band - Lonely like me

 

 

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23 minutes ago, Cushi said:

You can’t help but love Jaheim.

 

 

Jaheim - Diamond in da ruff 

 

 


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A great song from 1973. It's not about the actual weather. It was a great song to skate to, whether roller or ice.

 


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“Don't judge me on my past, I don't live there anymore.”

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30 minutes ago, DancesWithWife said:

Une superbe chanson de 1973. Il ne s'agit pas de la météo réelle. C'était une chanson géniale sur laquelle patiner, que ce soit en roller ou sur glace.

 

Catchy music but harsh lyrics. The grass is never greener elsewhere, it's an illusion. Sometimes we could go very far to get a return ticket to come home. Too far but never too late to come back...

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On 11/02/2024 at 21:54, DancesWithWife said:

Dès 1970, Don Mclean chante « Castles in the Air », sa meilleure chanson selon moi. Les paroles de clôture sont tout simplement parfaites : 

" Sauve-moi de tous les ennuis et de la douleur.
Je sais que je suis faible mais je ne peux plus affronter cette fille.
Dis-lui les raisons pour lesquelles je ne peux pas rester.
Peut-être qu'elle comprendra si tu le lui dis clairement. "
 
Et si elle te demande pourquoi tu peux lui dire que je t'ai dit
que j'en ai marre des châteaux en l'air,
j'ai un rêve, je veux que le monde partage les murs du château,
conduis-moi juste au désespoir.

 

Starry starry night... I love Don MacLean

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So much music I have to get caught up on 😁 I’m gonna try to start posting in here more regularly 😊

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B.B. King - Tomorrow is another day

 

 

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Soundgarden - Blood on the valley floor 

 

 

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Stevie Wonder - Superwoman (Where were you when I needed you)

 

 

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