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kite_head

Playlist of Sad Songs for Hard Times

Apr 29, 2011 19:22

1. Awaiting on You All by George Harrison ( Read more... )

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beraht April 30 2011, 20:22:55 UTC

Good mix.

kite_head April 30 2011, 23:17:05 UTC

Thanks. I actually already separated them into 2 playlists and I added two more songs. I haven't decided yet if I want to update this particular entry to reflect those choices.

How are you doing?

beraht April 30 2011, 23:18:21 UTC

Adequate. Things are boring here, which I'm mostly okay with.

kite_head April 30 2011, 23:20:00 UTC

That's cool. Boring, sometimes, can be a good thing. How's work? Any exciting plans for the summer?

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fridge_buzz_now April 30 2011, 23:13:57 UTC

I like the song selection, but "If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out," makes me really happy, so I wouldn't put it on my own mix.

kite_head April 30 2011, 23:16:12 UTC

Thanks. yeah, some of the songs seem a little too happy amongst the rest of them (I have in mind Awaiting On You All and Won't Back Down and, possibly, Floyd's Learning to Fly).

I was actually listening to most of the Harold and Maude soundtrack yesterday, and reading about Cat Stevens/Yusuf Islam/Yusuf or whatever he wants to be called nowadays. He seems like a remarkable man, and I'm glad he found the spirituality and religion he needed.

How are you these days?

fridge_buzz_now April 30 2011, 23:34:37 UTC

My life is a mixture of feeling overwhelmed by tiny things, not sleeping, then sleeping too much. I think the summer will be much better, though.

Yusuf Islam is the sweetest man. I want him to follow me around with an acoustic guitar and narrate my entire life in song.

"DESTINY. OH DESTINY, CAN'T YOU SEE? YOU'RE EATING MY HUMMUS AWAY AND THERE'S NOTHING MUCH LEFT FOR MEEEEE."

I'm jealous of faithful/religious people. They can just wrap their troubles in their beliefs and they seem so optimistic. I like that, but I can't get in on it.

kite_head April 30 2011, 23:39:32 UTC

ah, I see. I figured as much, about your life cause of your tweets. I really like your tweets, by the way. They're just like you: grrrrrrrrrrrrreat! (yes, I did just compare you and your tweets to frosted flakes...sorry if that is offensive, but it really is one of my favourite cereals, and breakfast is my favourite meal...so, yeah ( ... )

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