#parson james

[mydnyt02]

I've been fishing and can't catch a bite

I've been praying, ain't seen that light

I've been searching, high to the low

I've been working, working, working myself to the bone

Now my skin starts to crawl

I'm gon' tear down these walls if I don't get out

I've lost heaven to hell

And I know very well I'm gon' get it back

There's just this waiting game

And I don't know how to play

It's enough of a fight staying alive anyway

Yes, there's this waiting game

And I don't know how to play

It's enough of a fight staying alive anyway

There's a voice in my pillow, it's got it out for me

Umm, umm, 'cause it' keeps mumbling, mumbling

All through the night, I can't sleep

I've been patient, oh, a change gon' come

But that damn clock just don't stop ticking, ticking, ticking away

That's the storm

[esoteric-aesthetic-lyrics]

High Tide, Low Tide - Parson James

[mysongdaily]

I heard this at work today and did a time jump back to the mid 2010’s

[profeminist]

Peppermint, Parson James & More Join GLAAD in a Call to End HIV Stigma

Even with all of the progress made in the field of HIV research, a new report from GLAAD shows that we still have a long way to go.

“Even with all of the progress made in the field of HIV research, a new report from GLAAD shows that we still have a long way to go.

On Monday (July 27), GLAAD, in partnership with Gilead Sciences Inc., published their first-ever State of HIV Stigma Study, a new guide showing the prevalence of stigma surrounding the HIV in the United States. To help spread the message of their findings, GLAAD also enlisted stars like Peppermint, Parson James, Michelle Visage and many more to speak on camera about the ubiquitous nature of misinformation.

"We've made significant progress towards ending the HIV epidemic," Drag Race star Peppermint says at the outset of the new video. "But too many people are still uninformed about HIV and the people living with it."

According to the new study, only 51 percent of non-LGBTQ Americans and 55 percent of LGBTQ-identifying Americans said that they "feel knowledgeable about HIV," while 59 percent of all respondents incorrectly stated that it is "important to be careful around people living with HIV to avoid catching it."

Read the full piece here

[sunsetlyrics]

High Tide, Low Tide; Parson James

[lovelyanonuser]

IMPORTANT LGBT+ SONGS!

In honor of pride month, a list of LGBT+ songs/artists from all over the world! Comment if you have more you know of so other people can enjoy! This took a lot of research so I hope you all love it!

(Happiest songs are at the top and melancholy songs are at the bottom)

Sexuality/Love Songs:

Honey by Kehlani [American]

Gashina by Sunmi [Korean] (Bisexual Artist)

Genghis Khan by Miike Snow [Swedish]

She Pleases Me by Anais [French]

It Must Be Love (1971) by Labi Siffre [British] (gay/black activist)

Smell the Jasmine by Mashrou' Leila [Lebanese] (lyrics)

Curve by Sunmi [Korean]

Silver Horizon by Trey Pearson [American]

Nobody by Todrick Hall [American]

Color by Todrick Hall [American]

Alfie’s Song by Bleachers [American]

GUY.exe by SUPERFRUIT [American]

First Time He Kissed a Boy by Kadie Elder [Danish]

Sinner Like You by Parson James [American]

You Satisfy (1949) by Billy Wright [American] (openly gay singer)

Oh my god by (G)I-DLE [Korean]

WHISPER by VIXX LR [Korean] (for interpretation)

Stick The Kettle On by Lucy Spraggan [British] (gay singer)

The Look of Love (1967) by Dusty Springfield [British] (gay singer)

#ThisCouldBeUs by Doug Locke [American] (very cute)

Rainbow by Planet Shiver [Korean]

Battle Cry by Angel Haze [American]

Ta reine by Angele [French]

girls by girl in red [Norwegian]

Sofia by Clario [American]

All In by Monsta X [Korean]

Page 0 by Taeyeon & Melomance [Korean]

Secret Love by Dreamcatcher [Korean] (for interpretation)

help by 10cm [Korean]

Hustler by Josef Salvat [British]

Sad Pain by Suran [Korean]

On brûlera by Pomme [French] lyrics (singing to woman)

Wish You Were Gay by Claud (not Billie Eilish) [American]

Obvious Story by Maman [Korean]

Empty Words by Huh Gak [Korean]

Don’t Look at Me Like That by Song Jieun [Korean] (read meaning)

Gender Identity Songs:

Barocco (1976) by Marie France [French] (Trans singer)

I Am Her by Shea Diamond [American]

Daughter by Ryan Cassata [American]

Tightrope by Janelle Monae [American] (non-binary singer)

Nan Chun by Se So Neon [Korean] (Trans singer)

Not Alone by Park Jung Min [Korean]

home by morgxn [American]

We’re the Cool Kids by Ryan Cassata [American]

Bliss by T. Thomason [Canadian] (Trans singer)

Love is a Dog From Hell by Mad Clown [Korean] (revolutionary)

Asexual or Aromantic Songs:

For Me by Dearlie [American]

D&D and Asexuality by Skull Puppies [American]

Stay Beautiful by Manic Street Preachers [Welsh] (member was ace)

The criteria for this list: The majority should make you smile. The songs must be good.  There has to be lots of foreign music and a mixture of genres to see representation all around the world. Finally, nothing can feature a ukulele!

This whole list took me a week and I listened to about 500 songs.  I’m so tired, but this was so fun and I’m glad I did it.  If you want to know the history behind each song, ask in the comments. Enjoy!

[kevinmchalenews]

@jessesaintjohn PROUD 365 one of the best nights of my life. Photos by @PothMaxwell

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