Langhorne Slim - Land of Dreams
Ever since I saw him live, I have been listening non-stop to Langhorne Slim. He's makes me oh-so super swoony. This is a seriously beautiful song and I can't help but be so drawn in by his lyrics. He tells these amazingly detail-rich stories that tempt my imagination and suck me into a dreamy state. It is fun to get a little lost and dreamy sometimes.
Everyone becomes invisible in the land of dreams...
The Beatles - Yesterday
Each time I hear this song, I am more and more floored by just how beautiful, emotional, and honest it is. Paul McCartney captures emotions in a way that can both unbalance and steady my heart. I lovingly joke that music is my religion and I can say that with 100% certainty that all I ever needed to understand about love came from Paul McCartney (ok, maybe a few others too, but Paul definitely tops that list).
Suddenly, I'm not half the man I used to be, there's a shadow hanging over me...
The Rolling Stones - Mother's Little Helper
What a drag it is getting old... When I want to rock out, dance, and just have a good time, I always turn to early Rolling Stones tracks. Jagger’s spirit is so amazing and infectious that it makes me dream and wish that I was back in England in the 60's. Growing up, I would put the A-side of Flowers on the record player and listen over and over again while I painted. Even now, when I listen to the album, it gives me that feeling back. I'm always amazed at how good it sounds.
The Beatles - Yesterday
Each time I hear this song, I am more and more floored by just how beautiful, emotional, and honest it is. Paul McCartney captures emotions in a way that can both unbalance and steady my heart. I lovingly joke that music is my religion and I can say that with 100% certainty that all I ever needed to understand about love came from Paul McCartney (ok, maybe a few others too, but Paul definitely tops that list).
Suddenly, I'm not half the man I used to be, there's a shadow hanging over me...
The Rolling Stones - Mother's Little Helper
What a drag it is getting old... When I want to rock out, dance, and just have a good time, I always turn to early Rolling Stones tracks. Jagger’s spirit is so amazing and infectious that it makes me dream and wish that I was back in England in the 60's. Growing up, I would put the A-side of Flowers on the record player and listen over and over again while I painted. Even now, when I listen to the album, it gives me that feeling back. I'm always amazed at how good it sounds.
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