Normally i wouldn't wanna write something like this but i think i need to get it out of my chest. Thank god i don't have anyone suffering from MS around me. But i still can relate to this song because of my grandmother. A 89 years old woman suffering from Alzheimer's. Can't even walk or stand properly due to her legs. Sometimes she just lays down on her bed for a whole day. Getting out of it just for using bathroom or eating. Even then she can't walk on her own. We either hold her or use the wheelchair. The same woman used to take me for walks, buy me ice cream and feed birds together with me. Same woman that taught me how to handle garden jobs. I don't want her to ''disappear with the room''. But it is what it is. You can't prevent getting old. That's why every time i listen to this song, i remember her. I'm living in a different city for my education and i can only see her from holidays to holidays. It aches my heart so fucking much.
My mom has MS and this makes me cry sometimes. Anyway have some lyrics. I'm looking more like you everyday old man, in every way I'm feeling phantom pains from the fire you've dropped on your legs I'm storing my uplifting-look backs for my time in that seat alone in your world, alone in your world just a wall away, angry at the stages of the day Your speech has gotten slow and you've lost so much weight The family knees have gotten weak The family skin has gotten languid If you put your gums in, and I let mine recede, if you keep your pride I'll be your eyes I'll save my temper, save my rage for the hot on your hands because cripples can't shiver 6 hours 6 hours 6 hours Of telling fields our health deserves more, Please don't disappear with the room, please don't give up on going out Spending time at a split foyer choosing up or down I've waited, he never came, I'm assuming life fair The mold promises these sheets stay damp so my lungs wont last But I swear I'd at least break the fingers of the hand that dealt this to you
Just listened to this for the first time and I've got tears streaming down my face, and I've never been the type to get emotional during movies and shit like that, so excellent work.
old pride is one of the best records i've ever heard in my life and this one is my fav song on this record! just undescribable! this is soo pure! so glad the old pride songs finally arrived at youtube! :)
Jeremy Bulifant, learn and do a proper vocal warm up. (I use melissa cross' and it is fine) and then just yell man. Project from your diaphragm. If it isn't loud it is wrong. But let your voice to sound like you. If you try to sound like so and so from such and such you will sound shitty and hurt yourself.
