Name: Goodbye My Danish Sweetheart by themisadventuresofeleanor in liked songs but really really liked songs i will never get tired of
Duration: 2 min 13 s
Description: cover of a song from mitski's Retired from Sad, New Career in Business! with a terrible midi instrumental made by yours truly :)

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liked songs but really really liked songs i will never get tired of

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cover of a song from mitski's Retired from Sad, New Career in Business! with a terrible midi instrumental made by yours truly :)

Goodbye My Danish Sweetheart

Class of 2013 - Mitski

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Album Title: Nietzsche’s Abyss
Genre: Flamenco / Dark Folk / Acoustic
Tracks: 18
Description:
“I would only believe in a God who knew how to dance.” — Friedrich Nietzsche
Nietzsche’s Abyss is a visceral, 18-track journey where the raw intensity of traditional Flamenco meets the earthy storytelling of European Folk. This is not a philosophy lecture—it is a musical descent into the human soul, exploring tragedy, passion, and the ultimate affirmation of life.
Nietzsche spent his final sane years wandering the Mediterranean, seeking a "cure" for the heaviness of the North. This album captures that spirit. It trades heavy distortion for the percussive attack of the Spanish guitar and the rhythmic stomp of heels (zapateado).
The sound is driven entirely by the interplay of guitars: one weaving intricate folk melodies, the other hammering out aggressive rasgueados. With complex palmas (handclaps) providing the heartbeat, the music evokes the chaotic, fiery Dionysian spirit.
If the "Abyss" is the void of meaninglessness, this album is the sound of dancing on its edge. It is for the free spirits, the wanderers, and anyone brave enough to look into the dark and sing back to it.
Experience the sound of philosophy with a hammer—and a guitar.

Wolves of the Dawn

Bossa Nova Jazz, keeps things cool, about some very hot, serious, frightening political subject, such as freedom. Where do you think our Democracy stands today (2025) ?

Goodbye My Danish Sweetheart

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