I'm currently over at the Bug Music studios on Music Row in the 'Ville, putting vocals on some of the sun songs. Earlier I was writing lyrics for a new one and found myself short of sun verbs. I Googled "sun poetry"to see if anyone had a few I could borrow and came across this jewel by allan james saywell:
"Here Come The Sun"
Sun, Sun, Sun, here it come
The dark becomes light, why?
Because Sun, Sun, Sun, here it come
Sun, Sun, Sun, here it come
At the end of the night
The light is bright, Sun, Sun, Sun
Here it come,
Here come the Sun
I was tempted to just throw in the towel. My flowery language will never hold a candle to shit of this magnitude. If you, like me, need more saywell in your life you can find it here.
And if you require a humble soundtrack for the experience, here's another freshie from Vitamin D called "Let Your Sun Shine Out:"
Well, damn it. My MP3 player is not happening but I don't have time to mess with it at the moment. Will post this afternoon, all apologies.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
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Just picked up Almost and Always at an independent record store. Brilliant. I discovered The Luxury of Time only a couple of months ago. Just wanted you to know that your music is inspiring and delightful.
Thanks, Joel. Keep checking in here, there's a whole lot more coming down the pike.
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