shelly osborne
@shellyjane active 7 years, 3 months ago-
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Love this song. It never gets old. Please don’t ask me what it means. 🙂
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I think the best thing is that it can mean whatever you want it to mean, or at least that is how I see it. No one really knows so that means you are free to make your own interpretation. xx
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I heart Annie Lennox. Even recognized and accomplished singer/songwriter/musician Sting paid her a compliment.
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In reply to: shelly osborne wrote a new post, 100 Worst songs of all Time – Part 2 Welcome to the second instalment of my Worst songs of all-time series. For some reason, I included number 90-100 in the first instalment […] View
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I have actually stopped using this as the earnings are far too slow for what it is. I still think it would be good for people with a large social network but it’s just not great for me personally.
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(???) Not sure I’ve heard of any of them. (O.o)
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That probably makes you very lucky lol 🙂 x
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I re-scanned your list. Found two. ~ Mili Vinili – Girl you know it’s true. For sure, not memorable. ~ Sisqo – The thong song. A song I was more than happy to erase from my memory. 🙂
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I should apologise for reminding you lol 🙂 x
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I love this song, I find it inspiring and poetic. Seems so uplifting especially when you are in troubled and don’t know what to do. Maybe, Simon and Garfunkel made this song to help other people who are in troubled.
The songs of this generations are livelier but lack the inspiration from the lyrics. The songs of golden years are more on heart and meaning and not just the beautiful sound but the beautiful mind.
I totally agree although I find modern music great for when I am going for a run and need something upbeat and lively I don’t think you can beat the 60s and 70s for poetic lyrics and meaningful messages. I love songs that tell a really beautiful story or a sad one even.