Première chanson sur ce sujet que j'entends . Super texte en tous cas sur ce dur choix que l'on vous a imposé . Respect .

Superbe texte, intelligent, interpellant et touchant....Merci

plein de nostalgie universelle >playlist FrenchFlair d'Oct

This song works so well on so many levels.

New cool Lineup with Janelle and vonLieblos!

Vocals / Lyrics: Janelle @the-real-janelle
Guitars (Tele): vonLieblos @user-20931549
Music, Guitars (Tele, ?), Bass (P), Drums (AD2), Mellotron (Redtron), Mix & Mastering (DAW): @bonetender

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/3aGFfncrq8WPo6dLAsLZnI

===== Lyrics =====

Oh how I wish I was beautiful
Just enough to catch your eye
Oh is it sad to consider
In trading my time up there in heaven
Just to hold you

Oh I’m so sick in love for you
I’ll find my way into your soul

How can I prove myself trustworthy
Lure you in with no charm
In the end, I’ll find a way
Call in the sirens to play
Oh I’m hoping, for this time
To enchant you

It’s feeling so alone down here
I’m so tired of this cold throne

So tired, so tired
I’m sick, sick in love

So tired, so tired
I’m sick, sick in love

So tired (so sick in love)
so tired (so sick of love)
So tired of this love (from you)

So tired (so sick in love)
so tired (so sick of love)
So tired of this love

Graphic: Gustav Klimt’s The Virgin (1913). Original from Wikimedia Commons

©Janelle, vonLieblos & Bonetender 2021 All Rights Reserved

Hades

Hades (with Janelle & vonLieblos)

Vocal Copyright Nat Daniels 2022
Lyrics and Melodic Composition Copyright Andy Hall & Gary Brown
Produced by Andy Hall

I was thrilled when Andy and Gaz invited me along on this collaboration.  The Lyrics are beautifully written and sung by Gaz and lends itself to great story telling. It was lovely to join him and to bring my creative spirit in harmonisation to the table.  Andy wrote the beautiful melody and created the gorgeous Instrumental track (which has a hauntingly beautiful Guitar solo) and then brought it All to life with his incredible Production / Mixing skills, breathing life into the song,  and giving it a depth of sound to make it "sparkle". 

I urge you to check out these talented folks' individual page links below..
Ladies and Gents.. I give you the Conscience of Kings.   

Noobly :  https://soundcloud.com/noobly-1?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
Gaz Brownie :  https://soundcloud.com/user-755327533?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Lyrics:
Our Devine intervention - Gary Brown and Andy Hall.

Standing on the bridge
Staring into the water
(I’ve kept you waiting
An hour and a quarter )
My Head tells me to leave
My hearts a little more naive
(We’ve had 27 days apart
To rekindle this flagging heart )

Chorus
Our Devine intervention
When we had each other’s attention
To were I love being yours
And you love being mine
Our Devine intervention
Needs to work for us this time

V2
Finally you arrive in your own chaotic style
(So my car went and broke down
And i walk the last 3 miles)
I get the big puppy eyes
And a cute little sorry sigh
(What lies beneath in this rivers deep
Are the same things in the
secrets we keep)

Chorus
Our Devine intervention
When we had each other’s attention
To were I love being yours
And you love being mine
Our Devine intervention
Needs to work for us this time

V3
(Let’s stand back to back
Walk in a different direction)
If we just keep right on walking
Then we have lost all affection
(If we both look back and then we stop
We won’t lose what we’ve got)
Well I stopped and looked back
(I kept walking down the path)

Chorus
Our Devine intervention
When we had each other’s attention
To we’re I loved being yours
And you loved being mine
Our Devine intervention
At least we know now this time

Divine Intervention - Nat Daniels & The Conscience of Kings

J'ai Peur-  Mix 3

Trois points de suspensions…

Je le savais depuis toujours,
La blouse et la trousse de secours
Le concours et toutes ces années sur les bancs de la faculté.

Les gardes au chevet des patients,
Passées trop loin de mes enfants,
A prendre soin des plus souffrants.

Tous ces destins que j’ai croisés,
Que j’ai portés, accompagnés,
Tous ces corps que j’ai soulagés.

Les pleurs des collègues épuisés,
Le courage d’un corps de métier,
Toujours debout bien qu’éprouvé.

Ces souvenirs tous imprégnés,
Là, dans ma blouse immaculée,
Le matin où je l’ai pliée…

J’veux pas rester à la maison,
Amputé(e) de ma vocation,
Pourtant je suis ma conviction, à tort ou à raison,
Trois points de suspension…

J’en ai rêvé depuis tout mioche,
Le camion rouge dans ma caboche,
Je peux vous dire, j’en ai bavé pour devenir Sapeur-Pompier !

L’espoir dans les regards piégés,
Derrière les pare-brise étoilés,
Les débris et la tôle froissée.

Ces mains serrant mes doigts gantés,
Dans l’urgence à me témoigner,
La gratitude du rescapé.

La suie sur les visages fiévreux,
De mes collègues valeureux,
Debout dans leur tenue de feu.

Ces souvenirs étaient gravés,
Au cœur de mon casque doré,
Le matin où je l’ai posé…


J’veux pas rester à la maison,
Amputé(e) de ma vocation,
Pourtant je suis ma conviction, à tort ou à raison,
Trois points de suspension…

Vous croyez que c’est par caprice,
Qu’on fait un tel sacrifice ?
J’ai passé ma vie à servir, saurez-vous vous en souvenir ?

C’était déjà là, dans mon corps,
Avant mon premier justaucorps,
Elle serait là ma liberté, ma force, ma créativité.

De sacrifice en étirement,
J’ai travaillé passionnément,
Terrassé le découragement.

Dansé mon amour de la vie,
Un peu, beaucoup, à la folie,
A la faveur de mes envies.

J’en ai fait chavirer des cœurs,
Sous les faisceaux des projecteurs,
Et j’ai dansé tout mon bonheur.

Ces applaudissements enflammés,
Ils attendent bien protégés,
Dans les chaussons que j’ai rangés…

J’veux pas rester à la maison,
Amputé(e) de ma passion,
Pourtant je suis ma conviction, à tort ou à raison,
J’veux pas rester à la maison,
Amputé(e) de ma vocation,
Pourtant je suis ma conviction, à tort ou à raison,
Trois points de suspension…

Trois points de suspension...

You’ve hijacked all my senses 
now I’m a pirate wannabe 
as I’m drifting from the fences
to my destiny 
and I’ll follow you through sunsets 
crossing oceans in rebellion 
as a refugee 
as a refugee and 

This chemical reaction makes me crave for satisfaction 
going weak in your vicinity 
think I’m gonna take a knee 
and in this phase of my excitement 
I’m shameless and amusing and we could have fun 
you and me 
and 

Like the howler in the alley 
I’m radiating heat
questioning my sanity 
living in a fantasy 
thinking you’re my destiny
when I’m really just a refugee

Driftin From My Fences

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Just what happens, you know https://youtu.be/5GGm7C4Iahs

Punk rock story - my original video for this song, which took me a painstaking hour to edit to the song length and upload, was an original quintessential 1970s SNL cast skit video depicting the last Star Trek  episode  while I tell the story of baby brother in outer space as Chicago (my birthplace hometown) icon John Belushi plays Cap’n Kirk. The video was banned on YouTube 😜 NBC turned me in for copyright violation even though I altered none of their video content and gave them credit  - - - NBC is a cult of anti-art corrupt corporate fascists worthy of ridicule and with news more lame than CNN and nothing worth watching since 1976

"The Last Voyage of the Starship Enterprise"
Saturday Night Live 
John Belushi parodying William Shatner as Captain James T. Kirk giving the Vulcan salute in the sketch.
Episode no.	Season 1
Episode 22
Written by	Michael O'Donoghue
Produced by	Lorne Michaels
Original air date	May 29, 1976
Running time	12 minutes
Guest appearance
Elliott Gould
List of episodes
"The Last Voyage of the Starship Enterprise" is a comedy sketch that first aired on May 29, 1976, during episode 22 of the first season of the NBC variety show, Saturday Night Live. The twelve-minute sketch was written by Michael O'Donoghue during a month-long process consulting with actor John Belushi. The sketch is a satire of the 1969 cancellation of Star Trek. The set design featured an effective replica of the bridge of the USS Enterprise. Dress rehearsal was difficult, with the writer doubting whether Belushi was able to pull off an effective parody of William Shatner's performance as Captain James Kirk. However, the result was a success, and O'Donoghue immediately congratulated Belushi after his performance and reflected that he had perfectly parodied Shatner as Kirk.
The sketch became a cult classic hit among Star Trek and science fiction fans. The 1977 book Saturday Night Live edited by Anne Beatts and John Head included a copy of a note from Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry praising the comedic bit. The sketch was released on a 1985 Saturday Night Live compilation VHS that featured The Best of John Belushi, and re-released with the same title in DVD format in 2011. In his book Metapop author Michael Dunne called the comedic bit among the most well-known of all Saturday Night Live routines. The Chicago Sun-Times referred to it as an intelligent satire of Star Trek. The Los Angeles Times placed the parody among the program's top ten sketches of all-time. On the series' 40th anniversary, Tulsa World listed the sketch as one of the television show's most iconic.
The New Yorker film critic Anthony Lane wrote that Belushi was flawless and captured Shatner's essence while adding simultaneously his own layer of weariness to the character. The Hollywood Reporter interviewed Tom Hanks and Elliott Gould in 2015; Gould called the sketch a favorite, while Hanks placed it among the best five of all time. In ranking every single Saturday Night Live cast member by talent in 2015, Rolling Stone called the Captain Kirk parody one of Belushi's most memorable and wrote that it was evidence of the actor's youthful innocence

NBC gets the VooDoo Hex €£¥

Baby Brother Blues

Nervous Friends

Recorded by George Jones...released in 1980...named as one of the greatest Country songs of all time. Songwriters were Bobby Braddock and Curly Putman. My favorite George Jones song.

He Stopped Loving Her Today - Cover by Tony

l am so happy to make Guitar Noises with these Two cool cool Dudes--What a TREAT! please take a listen to the original:):)     Texmex-shaman – Shrooms

Shrooms with TexMex Shaman & One Blind Mouse

Based on a few lines written in a delerium

Dear Doctor, Thank you for the pills that counteract the pills,
that counteract those pills that make me want to vomit on your floor.
I don't even know  just exactly what all these pills are for.

Angelina, mistress of the pricks, I love your acupuncture and your oriental tricks,
I've been longing for you since my boat went down.
If you pay me in sugar I will be your clown.

Holy Mary, Mother of the Gods, I've broken all my promises, beaten all the odds,
But my hands are cold and my mind is numb.
You promised me the world but all I got was crumbs.

Dearest Rachel, I see that you've been blessed by the songs of love and longing,
by the beauty of your flesh, I hear a distant bell, I hear a funereal song,
That sweet and easy feeling that I used to have is gone.

I'm falling backwards, trying to reach the start of the long and lonely journey to the centre of my heart,
if I seem lost sometimes, give me another dose.
I'm a thousand miles from nowhere but I think I'm getting close.

Mona Lisa, diva in the clouds, there's a tear in every marriage, a fool in every crowd,
You were invisible when I tried to break through.
Now I got that sinking feeling that I'm invisible too.

Dearest Doctor, I've heard that it's been said that for sixty quid an hour you could rearrange my head,
but do you really think that you could ever heal
these wounds that I've been nursing or the thoughts that make them real.

Trois points de suspension...

Lémael (Manu LBLG)

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