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Taggato da @cinic00ttimismo ecco 3 canzoni tra le ultime ascoltate
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Gregory Orr, The Caged Owl; "Three Songs"
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Language is, in other words, not necessary, but voluntary. If it were necessary, it would have stayed simple; it would not agitate our hearts with ever-present loveliness and ever-cresting ambiguity; it would not dream, on its long white bones, of turning into song.
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Without context, post three songs for three upcoming chapters or one shots you're currently working on and see if anyone can guess anything about them...
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“The Stars Are With The Voyager” — Thomas Hood
Language is, in other words, not necessary, but voluntary. If it were necessary, it would have stayed simple; it would not agitate our hearts with ever-present loveliness and ever-cresting ambiguity; it would not dream, on its long white bones, of turning into song.
Three Songs, Mary Oliver
if u ask me why i decided to major in chemistry i’ll probably just cry
11, 15 and 18 for the music asks :)
I was gonna do a bunch of YouTube links, but I got lazy (what else is new?). But I answered it! So yaay!
11. bring out my inner feminist
Salute by Little Mix. Yaaaaaaaaaas.
Woman by Peggy Lee. It's a very heterosexual view of what a woman does, because it's from like the fifties early sixties, but damn I love it.
Woman by Kesha. I like Kesha and I like swearing. Boom.
15. are in a different language
International Velvet by Catatonia. I was already half in love with Cerys Matthews and the band when they released Mulder and Scully, so when I heard this on the album I would just scream it out loud.
Ysbryd y Nos by Edward H Dafis. This is just such a gentle love song, but someone could do a proper power ballad version and it would *work*.
Cariad, Cariad by Mega. Normally I say the first band I ever saw live was Fall Out Boy, but the first pop group I saw was Mega when I was about eleven. They were cool af (read: not really), and sung in Welsh. I got their autographs and everything. Fast forward to now, and their songs are still great (there's a break up song on the album called Heb Poen na Chur and it is an underrated bop). Anyways, I chose this one because my favourite sung lead on this. XD (Last I saw of any of the Mega boys, one was doing radio stuff for BBC Cymru and another was acting in Pobol y Cwm. Dunno about the other two.)
18. tell a story
Cassandra by ABBA. It's about the battle/siege of Troy, in a pop song!
The Day Before You Came by ABBA. I actually asked my dad once why would they write a song like this. I can't remember the answer he gave, but I still like it.
I Hope That I Don't Fall in Love With You by Juliet Turner (but there's a bunch of versions as well as Juliet's cover). It's a Brief Encounters, snapshot of a moment, the what if, and damn I love it.