Funny Kind of Sad

© Joe Liberty 2021. All rights reserved.

Let Her Go

Well I was sitting in the lobby of the Commodore hotel 
When in walked a woman I used to know so well 
She was, looking like a million after all these years

As she walked across the room, to the reception desk 
A strange kind of feeling came into my chest 
And all them old memories came rushing in

The times we spent together 
The day that we met 
First time I held her hand I never will forget 
The way she smiled at me for no reason at all 
Still got some old photographs from the time she used to call

Well, last time I saw her she was waving goodbye 
Walking down the road with teardrops in her eyes
All I could do was watch and let her go 
I just let her go

Sometimes I wonder, what it might have been like 
If things had worked out a little differently 
Could we ever’ve  shared this life

Through the years I must admit 
I think about her now and then a little bit
And all them old memories come rushing in

The times we spent together 
The day that we met 
First time I held her hand I never will forget 
The way she smiled at me for no reason at all 
Still got some old photographs from the time she used to call

I was sitting in the lobby of the Commodore hotel 
She turned to leave and you know I, I wished her well 
But all I could do was watch and let her go 
I just let her go 
I just let her go

LetHerGo

I think I’m gonna let them go
I don’t need them anymore 
Won’t you believe me 
When I tell you so
I think I’m gonna let them go

I think I’m gonna leave this place
I can’t stay here any more
I’ve waited a long time 
Just to I tell you so
I think I’m gonna let them go

There ain’t no place to hide
So many years I’ve tried
But now I’m leaving them behind me
Those days we had are through
I’m gonna start anew
And now it’s up to you to find me

I think I’m gonna go my own way
I can’t take this anymore
I know you can hear me 
When I tell you so
I think I’m gonna let them go

There ain’t no place to hide
So many years I’ve tried
But now I’m leaving them behind me
Those days we had are through
I’m gonna start anew
And now it’s up to you to find me

I think I’m gonna let them go
I don’t need them any more 
Won’t you believe me
When I tell you so
I think I’m gonna let them go
I think I’m gonna let them go

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Let them go

Dark Side Of

It Gets Easier

The Dogs
October 2021
Duration: 2:30
Photos, dog recordings and bios on dogs: Heidi Schnicker 
Cover art design and sound library creation: John -Marc Ventimiglia
For woodwinds, woodsticks, marimba, xylophone, dog recordings and percussion

A special tribute to all our furry friends who make our lives so wonderful! 
Here is a bio of each dog, based on the cover art, starting in the upper left corner, in clockwise order:

Ellie is our five year old shihpoo, who is an eight pound bundle of fluff and love.  She likes playing with her ball and her red hedgehog, as well as taking long walks/hikes, especially when it's not too hot and she knows she can "swim" in a stream. Ellie is quite the vocalist, especially when she's excited about something, or feels the need to inform us of impending danger. 

Callahan or Cal, our granddog, is a nine month old, very spirited Bernese Mountain Dog.  He loves sticks, and his toys, and it's very interesting watching him try to figure out the world such as when he decided to bark incessantly at the grill, or when he came to our house the first time and didn't want to come in the door.

Lucky, the one-eyed dachshund, belonging to our friends, was the life of the party and happily partook of anything appetizing within his reach, including a friend's rum and coke!  Lucky hated it when his pawrents (or us when they were out of town) would leave, and would howl mournfully and incessantly when left home alone in his kennel.

Angel, our dear, sweet, shihpoo passed the Rainbow Bridge 3 years ago.  In spite of having numerous health ailments, including diabetes that resulted in cataracts that had to be removed to restore her sight, as well as twice daily insulin shots, she maintained her wonderful disposition and love of taking long walks for her entire 16-plus years with us.

Jax, our pug who crossed the Rainbow Bridge last November, was one of the nicest dogs, but had a few odd habits.  Jax enjoyed spending time in the great outdoors, where he would sit staring at the sky for hours looking for airplanes, then madly "chasing" and barking at them when they appeared. The only thing Jax didn't like was the mailboxes; he would bark like crazy every time we drove over to get the mail.

The Dogs

Last Dance

instrumental composed by David Paulet ( Divady )
video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFf5b_t60LI

Find Love Again_( instrumental Ballade )

Afronaut was inspired by the work of Mukuka Nkoloso who developed a space program for Zambia in the 1960s. The narrative is taken from an interview with Nkoloso.

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