You seem to have introduced a pause (perhaps a transition to another musical valley) in the suite

Eighth track of a set of short piano pieces.
"N'oublie le nom de celle
Qui toutes beautés excelle,
Et ce qu'ai pour elle aussi
Chanté sur ce bord ici."
Joachim Du Bellay

La  Maison Sur La Loire

Warm Piano Pieces VIII - La  Maison Sur La Loire

Available on Spotify 

Written by Emily Theodora 
Vocals & guitar: Emily Theodora 
Violin: Jenni Grossmann 
Drums: Neo Sukhraj-Hammerl 
Bass: Alan D Boyd 
Produced & mixed by: Alan D Boyd 
Mastered by: Linus Hakansson

Lyrics:

I don’t really wanna hear you say 
That your light has gone 
That you gave it away 
And how you really want it back someday 
I can’t leave you 

Now I’m living in this tiny home
In a darkened cage 
Down a quiet road 
Only holding onto what I know 
To be near you 

And our winnings were the worst to come
With the diamond rings 
And the golden storms
I thought we had it all worked out 
I didn’t see you 

And I forever wanna leave this town 
Because after all, after all, after all, 
It’s all burnt down 
I don’t know, I don't know
It’s all burnt down 
I don’t know, I don't know 

Now I’m running out of left-field home
Through a wild blaze 
And a burning ruin 
And I’ll listen to the seabird coo 
She is leaving 

And this rubble in the desert crawls 
With her burning wings 
And her nettle claws 
And she’ll listen to the shadows roar 
But she can’t see you 

So keep looking for your Hummingbird 
In the dead of night, on the edge of earth 
She’s already flown beyond the curve 
And she’s dreaming 

And I forever wanna leave this town 
Because after all, after all, after all
It’s all burnt down, I don’t know
It’s all burnt down, I don’t know 

Why

Higher, higher, higher
Your love has flown away
Higher, higher, higher 
Your love has flown away 
Higher, higher, higher

And it’s quiet in the ancient lake
Where the air is still 
And the planets fade 
And light travels to your darkened day 
And I see you 

So keep looking for your Hummingbird 
In the dead of night
On the edge of earth

Hummingbird

Quiet Library

“Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain” by JTSunrise: 
🌧️ Step right up, ladies and gentlemen! 🌧️
🌟 The Backstory 🌟 In the twilight glow, our troubadour gazes upon those blue eyes, shimmering like raindrops. But wait, is this a love lost or a farewell to a departed soul? Buckle up, because we’re diving into the lyrical abyss!
🎶 Verse 1: The Echo of Love 🎶 "In the twilight glow I see her,
Blue eyes crying in the rain."
Ah, the bittersweet ache of memories—the moments shared, the kisses stolen, and the parting whispers. Our protagonist reflects on love’s fragility, like dew-kissed petals awaiting dawn.
🌙 Chorus: The Cosmic Reunion 🌙 "Some day when we meet up yonder,
We’ll stroll hand-in-hand again."
Hold your breath! In the afterlife’s celestial ballroom, our star-crossed lovers reunite. But beware—the dance may be colder than anticipated. 🌠
🌿 Verse 2: Regrets and Silver Strands 🌿 "Now my hair has turned to silver,
All my life I’ve loved in vain."
The sands of time slip through gnarled fingers. Regrets nestle like fallen leaves, and love’s embers flicker. Our troubadour, an old man, ponders choices made—each note a tear in the fabric of existence.
🎵 Bridge: Raindrops as Tears 🎵 "I can see her star in heaven,
Blue eyes crying in the rain."
Rain, the cosmic weeper, mirrors our sorrows. Each droplet whispers secrets, painting constellations in the sky. Those blue eyes—now celestial orbs—shed tears, etching their story across the firmament.
🎩 The Grand Finale 🎩 And there you have it, dear listeners! “Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain”—a symphony of longing, regret, and cosmic reunion. Whether you’re sipping moonlit tea or pondering life’s mysteries, let JTSunrise serenade your soul.
🎶 Available now on SoundCloud! 🎶
Remember, folks, life’s melodies are fleeting, but the echoes linger. So grab your umbrella of emotions and step into the rain-soaked balladry of JTSunrise. 🌧️🎵✨
Listen here and let your heart weep harmoniously! 🎶

Songwriter and Early Recordings:
The song was written by songwriter Fred Rose in 1945
It was first recorded by Elton Britt in 1946
Roy Acuff recorded a version of the song in 1947, which helped popularize it further
Hank Williams Sr. also recorded his rendition of the song in 1951
Willie Nelson’s Iconic Version:
However, it was Willie Nelson’s recording that truly made the song a classic
Nelson included it as part of his 1975 album “Red Headed Stranger” 
The album itself was a concept album about a fugitive preacher on the run from the law after killing his wife
Nelson’s version of “Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain” was praised for its clean, uncluttered country music style and a sparse arrangement reminiscent of the 1940s
Rolling Stone described it as the “beating heart” of the entire album
Chart Success and Revival:
Before this song, Willie Nelson had primarily found success as a songwriter (with hits like “Crazy” for Patsy Cline)
As a performer, he had only reached the top 10 of the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart twice before
In October 1975, “Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain” became Nelson’s first No. 1 hit as a singer
By the end of the year, it was the third-biggest song of 1975 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart

[Intro]
| A7 | A7 | D | D |
 
[Verse 1]
D
In the twilight glow I see her
A7                      D
Blue eyes cryin' in the rain
D
As we kissed goodbye and parted
  A7                    D      D7
I knew we'd never meet again
 
[Verse 2]
G
Love is like a dyin' ember
      D               A7
Where only memories remain
D
Through the ages I'll remember
A7                      D
Blue eyes cryin' in the rain 
 
[Verse 3]
D
Now my hair has turned to silver
A7                        D
All my life I've loved in vain
D
I can see her star in heaven
A7                      D      D7
Blue eyes crying in the rain
 
[Verse 4]
G
Some day when we meet up yonder
D                          A7
We'll stroll hand in hand again
D
In a land that knows no partin'
A7                      D
Blue eyes cryin' in the rain

Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain

Blue Eyes Cryin' in the Rain (Trigger meets Electric Warrior)

Day Off

Dusty Hands and a Yield Sign

Un nouveau chill mettant en musique le célèbre poème que Verlaine écrivit en prison : "Le ciel est, par dessus le toit"
 PAROLES

Le ciel est, par-dessus le toit                                         

 Si bleu si calme.
 Un arbre, par-dessus le toit,
Berce sa palme.

 Une cloche, dans le ciel qu’on voit,
 Doucement tinte.
L’oiseau, sur l’arbre qu’on voit, 
Chante sa plainte.

Mon dieu,  la vie est là,
 Simple et tranquille.
 Cette paisible rumeur-là
 Vient de la ville.

 Qu’as-tu fait, toi que voilà,
 Pleurant sans cesse ?
 Dis, qu’as-tu fait, toi que voilà, 
De ta jeunesse ?

Paul Verlaine
_____________________________________________________
The sky is over the roof                                         
 So blue, so calm.
 A tree, over the roof,
Take the palm tree.

 A bell, in the sky that we see,
 Softly rings.
The bird, on the tree that we see, 
Sings his lament.

My god,  life is there,
 Simple and quiet.
 This peaceful rumour
 Comes from the city.

 What have you done, you who are here,
 Crying incessantly?
 Say, what have you done, you who are here, 
Of your youth?

Paul Verlaine

Le ciel est, par dessus le toit

The Flower In The Hills

Idiotsyncrasy - part four

Thank you, David Dunham, for mastering my piano tracks. I appreciate this help very much.
Listen to David's beautiful music here: @david-dunhamuser589535203

Idiotsyncrasy - part four

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