iPod ORACLE

There is insight in the randomness of life. My iPod is trying to tell me something. These are the first songs I hear each day.

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‘The world is so loud. Keep Falling. I’ll find you.’  -  Kate Bush, Snowflake

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‘One of the band told me last night / That music is all that he's got in his life. / So where does it go? / Surely not with his soul. / Will all of his licks and his R'n'B / Blow away?’  -  Kate Bush, Blow Away (Demo Piano)

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‘So what we gon' have - dessert or disaster?’  -  Keri Hilson - Knock You Down ft. Kanye West, Ne-Yo

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‘I can imagine the moment / Breaking out through the silence / All the things that we both might say’  -  Peter Gabriel, Come Talk to Me

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‘Grey leaves are too much for any mother to handle / A father must pull his black hat down over the eyes’  -  Björk, The Comet Song

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‘I won’t spin your dollar bill / I don’t need no population pill / I won’t fight in the rich man’s war / but I will love you baby till you ribs get sore’  -  Greg 'Fingers' Taylor - Soul Survivor

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‘Calm, beautiful, child-like victim’ - Stevie Nicks - All The Beautiful Worlds (1982 Unreleased Song)

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“Well, we got only about an hour of daylight left. We better get started.” - Roger Waters - Is There Anybody Out There? [Live in Berlin]

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Jan Phillips Mountain Drive #waterfall #discoverpaarl

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So cool.

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Last day of the rest of my life I wish I would've known Cause I didn't kiss my mama goodbye

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"you be the road along which I walk barefoot through the thorns again"

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Let's have a ball and a biscuit sugar And take our sweet little time about it

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Color you peach and black

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Color you peach and black Color me takin' aback

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yD0FVBOJDQo&sns=em

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#unrepentantselfie #capetown #toriamos

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Dit is oorspronklik deur oudpresident Thabo Mbeki geskryf en in 1999 as deel van ’n toespraak voorgedra. Die digter Antjie Krog het daarna ’n vertaling daarvan tot Afrikaanse gedig verwerk, waarna dit deur Laurinda Hofmeyr opgeneem is.