The Trapeze Swinger

Borderline one of the greatest pieces of writing for a song…Samuel Beam (fondly and officially Iron n Wine) who authored this original and Ben of DCFC, for me, will continue to be celebrated some of the greatest songwriters ever.

Meanwhile, check out the cover by a talented man Gregory Alan Isakov.


Please, remember me
Happily
By the rosebush laughing
With bruises on my chin
The time when
We counted every black car passing
Your house beneath the hill
And up until
Someone caught us in the kitchen
With maps, a mountain range,
A piggy bank
A vision too removed to mention

 

The Sunday Morning Kitchen Door

With the young Sunday sun gleaming through the window, with the awaiting of the pot be filled of fresh brew, and of a fleeting scene of a hazel haired companion I haven’t met… there is nothing that captures standing at the kitchen door the same way this piece of music does.

The Paper Kites

A blog on taking a train ride home reminded me of one of the songs of the Paper Kites. Beauty. Beauty of a group.

So then I should let know of one of one the tunes that my spirit dances to - Electric Indigo. If only clubbing was like this, then I would be there everyday.