How did you find this? I have Amazon music unltd. I cannot find MANY RIVERS TO CROSS by Annie Lennox. She did this in 2008. But they just don't have it. Can you tell me where you found it? Thank you so much.
Wow. So this is then Paul Simon started to suck. I guess it's because you betrayed Carrie Fisher. Yes, I know she was a handful....but I guess you didn't have the hands for it, music-boy. We love and miss you Carrie. Never bought a single album, Paulina.
The picture was taken on a summer day I take it out and everything comes back to me The two of us in the park, in the morning fog I show you my picture, and you whisper to me I have never cared for anyone like I care for you You know what I am thinking, without me saying anything It is long ago that this picture was taken But we have cared for each other, taken care of what we had We have found a way That is ours We have left people we loved, we have cried a goodbye You say you sometimes feel as if you are losing yourself You say it is getting harder and harder To make the right choices But maybe this is the time When it is OK if things are a bit out of control Maybe this is the year When we will not promise more than we can keep Maybe these are days Which we will remember As those that set us free So believe in us landing where we are supposed to And believe in us getting what we are supposed to Believe that together we can achieve The most beautiful things Now the speed is high And the race is tough Now the night is long And the day is short And from time to time we wonder What this will lead to But maybe this is the time When it is OK if things are a bit out of control Maybe this is the year When we will not promise more than we can keep Maybe these are days Which we will remember As those that set us free
In the late 80's I had this on tape and played it loud in my new Camero driving 200 miles to meet my clients. My allergies decreased by 90%. Wild, and never came back. Love this life changing song.
Jeg har hverken været fan af Michael Falch eller Søs Fenger men det her nummer har jeg taget til mig og kan ikke leve uden. FANTASTISK OG IKKE FLERE ORD HØR DEN IGEN IGEN IGEN IGEN LIGESOM JEG nu for 1202548789744 GANG.....
There's a variety of possible reasons. For one thing: this was supposed to be the big Simon & Garfunkel reunion record following their legendary Concert in Central Park in 1981. It was even announced as an S&G album, so you can understand more than a few fans were disappointed when it finally came out as a Paul Simon solo album instead. Secondly: the album was kinda left to fend for itself. For one thing, Paul didn't tour to promote it when it was released in November of 1983. And when he did go on the road in the Summer of 1984, he only did a twelve city acoustic tour. A very intimate setting, but when it's just Paul and his guitar on stage you can't really do songs like Allergies justice. Hearts & Bones is introspective, a bit morose and it feels like Simon was going through a rough patch. An aging artist approaching midlife in a new decade, desperately trying to find something new and interesting to do. It's not as bad as the One Trick Pony album, but it was clear he was trying to reinvent himself. Discovering the sounds of South Africa helped him find his way again, Graceland feels vibrant and alive, that has to be why it appealed to the masses so much more than his previous albums. I do find Hearts & Bones a fascinating curiosity. You're right, the songwriting is top notch, the title track only gets better with age. Think Too Much (b) never really leaves you as well. Rene And Georgette Magritte is a masterclass in lyricsm and When Numbers Get Serious has some deft word play too. But it's also the album that has the inexplicable Cars Are Cars and the nonsensical Song About The Moon.
