songs

As I type this, I’m listening to some music on my computer. It’s one of the bands I recently got the music for, and I have not been able to get past the fourth song on this album. “Glorious” by Ever Stays Red.

I absolutely love this line.

Although the radio is supposed to promote new artists and songs, after a certain number of times of listening to the same song over and over, it's no longer amusing.
I love when a new song comes out; I usually enjoy listening to it for a few weeks, but recently, radio stations have been over playing every new song. I now get sick of the song in about two weeks or less.

Have you ever heard a song which made you stop and think to yourself, "Wow, if everyone just listened, really listened to this song, the world would be a better place"? Well, here's one of them.

"Do you feel the weight of the world singing sorrow?
Or to you is it just not real?"

Progressive Song Choice #1:
The Rocket Summer -- Do You Feel

[At the Bottom of Everything Part 1]
[At the Bottom of Everything Part 2]

And in the face of every criminal
Strapped firmly to a chair
We must stare, we must stare, we must stare

Justice.

It’s stupid to talk about; it’s a pointless cliché, because unfortunately, in most situations, it is nonexistent.

In 1969, Blood, Sweat & Tears turned Laura Nyro's "And When I Die"
into a Top 10 hit. It climbed to No. 2 on the charts.
Like many songs of the sixties this was a sarcastic song that sowed the seeds of change.
The result cremation and the lower cost funeral.

Sarcasm always sows the seeds of change and very often leads to broad prosperity and a better future.

So, here's the deal. My sister and I wrote this song last March but we never did get to naming it. If we think your name cuts it we might use it on our next album (yeah! We're making a C.D.!!!). You just can't sue us or anything for the rights to the name later, ok? Great, here's the lyrics:

(Key: Dm = Dark! 0.o)