Hi,
Ready to listen to some great music? It’s all about me today.
Unwritten
Home Life
I Don’t Want To Be
No More “I Love You’s”
Every Kinda People
New York Minute
That’s it for me tonight. Sleep well!
Hi,
Ready to listen to some great music? It’s all about me today.
Unwritten
Home Life
I Don’t Want To Be
No More “I Love You’s”
Every Kinda People
New York Minute
That’s it for me tonight. Sleep well!
I can’t sing. I took piano lessons as a child, but it really didn’t take. I don’t understand the science of music. When I love a song though, it is because it moves me not only emotionally, but also physically. Many times, a song can act as a trigger for my PTSD. A few notes and I am a snowball rolling through my past, reliving it … re-feeling it. This is both good and bad, depending upon the memory *grins*. Here is just a glimpse….
One of the top songs from 1968 — the year I was born.
Memories of visiting Jones Beach on Long Island (NY) when I was a little girl.
(Anything by Queen brings back horrible memories of the bad molestor neighbor down the street from when I was around 9 or 10.)
Reading and becoming obsessed with Flowers In The Attic when I was 12 – 13. I would constantly listen to these two songs over and again.
Old Friends…
My First Major Music Star Crush:
First love…
Loving waking up to Dad’s Sunday Morning Jam Sessions:
(Rape: “I Just Called To Say I Love You” Paul McCartney)
My beautiful mom…
Happiness with my Best Friend:
My grandmother dying…
My Forever Love:
There are others, some of equal importance and many of lesser moments. Something is telling me that 13 videos are enough for one post. I don’t want to bore you.
Chaos
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