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Sarah Harmer — Lodestar
Album: You Were Here
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Released: 2000
Length: 5:24
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Out of the night, into the water,
We push the boat from shore.
Breaking the air in the stillness of the bay.

Intensity of stars reflected in the harbour,
Silently ignite.
The oar dips in to oil like water and we,
Are away.

Your hand won't write, not tonight,
But your mind may wander.
Into those deep lagoons that you know.

And your boat will go, by starlight alone.
"Da da da da da da da da"
You sang to the moon.
In the great black night with no lodestar,
In sight.

Out in the night, out on the water,
We pull the boat back to shore.
Breathing the air in the stillness of the bay.
Intensity of stars reflected in the water,
Silently ignite.
The oar dips in to oil like water and we,
Are away.
Under the moon,
In the great black night with no lodestar,
In sight.

And wait for it,
There are only two things now.
This great black night,
And the fire glow.
Listen, the darkness rings,
The darkness.
Listen, the darkness rings.
And wait for it,
There are only two of us now.
This great black night scooped out,
And this fire glow.
Listen, the darkess rings,
The darkness,
Listen, the darkness rings.
Take off your things,
And listen, the darkness rings.
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Just when I was about to PSD this song picked up
Posted 3 months ago by jlind    [ Reply ]
I love the way this song builds. Even better  live. I saw her with her band perform this song life a lifetime ago, and I remember it still.  They extended it out, and slowly  worked it into a screaming frenzy. Loved it.
Posted 10 months ago by xray38    [ Reply ]
One of my favorite songwriters.  Immensely talented.
Posted 1 year ago by coyote620    [ Reply ]
Not my favourite of Sarah Harmer, but still this is a wonderful album.
Posted 1 year ago by newbolddrive    [ Reply ]
Anybody notice the beginning of the song the chord progressions sound just like if I by Pink Floyd?
Posted 1 year ago by Oxen1morale    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote: I first heard Sarah Harmer on Peter Gzoski's Sunday morning show on CBC.. Lovin it.. John from Colorado.. you have had an interesting life. Did we meet in a cherry orchard in Cawston many many years ago? 

This was one of the first things I remember hearing when I first got wired into RP...I believe it was Fall of 2001; I was back in Boulder after a 7-year stint in Noto Hanto, teaching and writing locally but restless to be abroad again; my marriage was in an unknown state; I was the only one who cared, and Life itself was at a crossroads...I remember making a night hike up into The Flatirons and thinking that the darkness can indeed ring out fairly loud and clear if you give it a chance to.  I followed the urgings of The Universe, went back to update the Fodor's Japan I'd done, and snagged a gig in Tokyo on the way through.  It is a place where one cannot often see the stars, and the darkness has a lot more than a ring to it; more like a roar...  A few years later, while on a meditation vacation on the white sand shores of Ngapali Beach in Burma, I heard this lovely song again on my iPod just as I saw and heard the squid and tuna fishermen going out from JakeTaw village on a moonless night, their boats and oars making dull thudding sounds and phosphorescent swirls in the oil-dark water, and I knew that my LodeStar would always guide me somehow, and well it has, and well shall it continue, I hope and pray, and RP's a part!



Posted 2 years ago by ally5678    [ Reply ]
Posted 3 years ago by Sofa_King    [ Reply ]
The second "movement" always feels so jarring in this quiet magical song.
She sings "wait for it, there are only two things now. This great black night, and the fire glow" ...but an entire orchestra has crowded through the door and they're all going full tilt like some sudden mariachi band at a birthday party, knocking out the lovely hushed lyrics.  Still, the first part is the kind of song where you just have to stop what you're doing so you can be there. 
Posted 4 years ago by rita_johnson    [ Reply ]
 Betka wrote:
Yes Sarah's a Canadian. She's also an environmental activist, and established a group called PERL Protecting Escarpment Rural Lands. A beautiful part of Canada (Ontario) with some surviving natural escarpment land (flora, fauna, and wildlife) that need protecting.

 
And she is giving a presentation at a public forum on the health of the Great Lakes at the University of Windsor tomorrow night. 
Posted 9 years ago by Grammarcop    [ Reply ]
Very sweet,thanks for playing this.Love it{#Sunny}
Posted 9 years ago by morning    [ Reply ]
 Thanks for sharing ColoradoJohn, I love that music can remind you of places past and inspire you to places future. Would love to visit the Burmese coast, I love the far east but I imagine Burma is particularly special, albeit for some pretty tragic reasons...

12 years on, hopefully you are past your crossroads now {#Angel}



coloradojohn wrote:
This was one of the first things I remember hearing when I first got wired into RP...I believe it was Fall of 2001; I was back in Boulder after a 7-year stint in Noto Hanto, teaching and writing locally but restless to be abroad again; my marriage was in an unknown state; I was the only one who cared, and Life itself was at a crossroads...I remember making a night hike up into The Flatirons and thinking that the darkness can indeed ring out fairly loud and clear if you give it a chance to.  I followed the urgings of The Universe, went back to update the Fodor's Japan I'd done, and snagged a gig in Tokyo on the way through.  It is a place where one cannot often see the stars, and the darkness has a lot more than a ring to it; more like a roar...  A few years later, while on a meditation vacation on the white sand shores of Ngapali Beach in Burma, I heard this lovely song again on my iPod just as I saw and heard the squid and tuna fishermen going out from JakeTaw village on a moonless night, their boats and oars making dull thudding sounds and phosphorescent swirls in the oil-dark water, and I knew that my LodeStar would always guide me somehow, and well it has, and well shall it continue, I hope and pray, and RP's a part!

 


Posted 10 years ago by johncartlidge    [ Reply ]
 Canadeh wrote:
For those interested...the lodestar of the title is the name of the driers at the coin laundry.  A nice song about the simple details of life in Kingston, Ontario. 

 
Kingston is also the home of the Tragically Hip. Just thought you might want to know, eh.
Posted 10 years ago by martinc    [ Reply ]
I seldom if ever comment here, but I'd like to request a set to celebrate the blizzard taking place today on the east coast...good tune btw
Posted 10 years ago by rdo    [ Reply ]
This was one of the first things I remember hearing when I first got wired into RP...I believe it was Fall of 2001; I was back in Boulder after an 8-year stint in Noto Hanto, teaching and writing locally but restless to be abroad again; my marriage was in an unknown state; I was the only one who cared, and Life itself was at a crossroads...I remember making a night hike up into The Flatirons and thinking that the darkness can indeed ring out fairly loud and clear if you give it a chance to.  I followed the urgings of The Universe, went back to update the Fodor's Japan I'd done, and snagged a Uni gig in Tokyo on the way through; wound up staying 10 years.  It is a place where one cannot often see the stars, and the darkness has a lot more than a ring to it; more like a roar...  A few years later, while on a month-long meditation vacation on the white sand shores of Ngapali Beach in Burma, I heard this lovely song again on my iTunes just as I saw and heard the squid and tuna fishermen going out into the Bay of Bengal from JakeTaw village on a moonless night, their boats and oars making dull thudding sounds and phosphorescent swirls in the oil-dark water, and I knew that my LodeStar would always guide me somehow, and well it has, and well shall it continue, I hope and pray, and RP's a part!
Posted 10 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
 scadawizard wrote:
This song reminds me of hot summer nights in the 1950s, we're at a resort at Clear Lake California, we would get in the rowboat late at night, sometimes the moon would be high in the starlight sky, we would drift in the reeds, nearby there would be grebes silently swimming, we'd take off our clothes and slip into the warm water for a surreal swim, every time I hear that song I can re-live  those wonderful times again.



 
That was lovely. Thank you! 

Reading comments here can be fascinating. So many different voices, memories and opinions.

Love Sarah--there's a quiet desperate yearning in her voice and lyrics. "Almost" is a perfect example. 
Posted 10 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
Yes Sarah's a Canadian. She's also an environmental activist, and established a group called PERL Protecting Escarpment Rural Lands. A beautiful part of Canada (Ontario) with some surviving natural escarpment land (flora, fauna, and wildlife) that need protecting.
Posted 11 years ago by Betka    [ Reply ]
 christopherwoods wrote:
Had to double take and see if this wasn't actually my superduperfave KT Tunstall singing in an English accent. It wasn't, but nonetheless because of this Ms. Harmer gets One Free Pass to Tentown. (And it's a lovely little song to boot)

My ears also want to say that they like this song!
 
'sfar as I know, Sarah Harmer is a Canadian, and the accent hmmmm, Oi tork loik that orlreddy, so Oi w'nt notice.
Posted 11 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
This song reminds me of hot summer nights in the 1950s, we're at a resort at Clear Lake California, we would get in the rowboat late at night, sometimes the moon would be high in the starlight sky, we would drift in the reeds, nearby there would be grebes silently swimming, we'd take off our clothes and slip into the warm water for a surreal swim, every time I hear that song I can re-live  those wonderful times again.


Posted 11 years ago by scadawizard    [ Reply ]
 Canadeh wrote:
For those interested...the lodestar of the title is the name of the driers at the coin laundry.  A nice song about the simple details of life in Kingston, Ontario. 
 
Ah yes, the joy of laundromats.  And I thought it was about having no guiding star/controlling principle.
Posted 11 years ago by dc_zee    [ Reply ]
gave it a 10 when I first heard it.  still a 10.  maybe even an 11.
Posted 11 years ago by bluefrog    [ Reply ]
Had to double take and see if this wasn't actually my superduperfave KT Tunstall singing in an English accent. It wasn't, but nonetheless because of this Ms. Harmer gets One Free Pass to Tentown. (And it's a lovely little song to boot)

My ears also want to say that they like this song!
Posted 11 years ago by christopherwoods    [ Reply ]
Oh, I was headed out to lunch when I heard the opening notes, now I need to sit and relax for a moment, listing to this lovely voice.
Posted 11 years ago by nagsheadlocal    [ Reply ]
I heart this song!  Completely served as one of the reasons I fell in love w/ the randomness that is Radio Paradise! 
Posted 11 years ago by pcicatar    [ Reply ]
Sarah Harmer touches my heart like no one other than another Sarah, MacLachlan.
I can listen to her all day!   {#Music}
Posted 11 years ago by MirageRF    [ Reply ]
What a wonderful, warm voice. It's like sitting and talking with a friend.
Posted 11 years ago by nagsheadlocal    [ Reply ]
12:30 am in Melbourne - Monday morning - Working bleary eyed at PC....

...Nice. Just the chill pill I needed. Thanks B&R
Posted 12 years ago by rashad    [ Reply ]
Really like her unhurried and sweet style. Nice arrangement too.
Posted 12 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]
 Axeman wrote:
BNL and now Sarah. Thanks Bill for consistently playing quality Canadian music. Something we don't hear much of on mainstream radio up here, despite the CRTC.

 
True!

Posted 12 years ago by Krispian    [ Reply ]
"you put the lime in the coconut"
Posted 12 years ago by djholechek    [ Reply ]
A great song. Thanks for playing something from the Great White North. Not sure if Blue Rodeo is anywhere on your playlist but they are another worthy addition.
Posted 13 years ago by cambuddyf    [ Reply ]
Watching the dark turn to dawn, getting ready for the roadtrip to New Orleans to march with St.Ann's in the Marigny. Perfect.

Posted 13 years ago by Businessgypsy    [ Reply ]
it sounds like a slowed down version of Sia's "Academia". . .
Posted 13 years ago by vandal    [ Reply ]
I love this song.
Posted 13 years ago by zipper    [ Reply ]

Colors of Music by ~monkeygod2024


Posted 13 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
We saw Sarah play last night and she said that she has a new album being release this June. Sarah is amazing! {#Clap}
Posted 14 years ago by pauleywalnuts    [ Reply ]
We are going down to the boat this weekend.  Can't wait. On a boat at night is magical.
Posted 14 years ago by Alpine    [ Reply ]
 Axeman wrote:
BNL and now Sarah. Thanks Bill for consistently playing quality Canadian music. Something we don't hear much of on mainstream radio up here, despite the CRTC.

 
{#High-five} Axeman, you sliced through bark and got to the heart of the matter!

Posted 14 years ago by peter_james_bond    [ Reply ]
No thanks. Don't like her voice or the rather predictable music
Posted 14 years ago by AdyMiles    [ Reply ]
I dig this song more every time I hear it. Maybe it's 'cuz I'm half Canadian?
Posted 15 years ago by revsully    [ Reply ]
Waaait for it....
Posted 15 years ago by alagarts    [ Reply ]
BNL and now Sarah. Thanks Bill for consistently playing quality Canadian music. Something we don't hear much of on mainstream radio up here, despite the CRTC.

Posted 15 years ago by Axeman    [ Reply ]
 Arowana wrote:
Poor. Too much canadian shit right now.
 

As opposed to American shit?
Posted 15 years ago by SweTex    [ Reply ]
Blah, blah, blah.................
Posted 15 years ago by jhorton    [ Reply ]
My favorite song from this album. And, she sounds like Jill Barber.{#Whistle}
Posted 15 years ago by peter_james_bond    [ Reply ]
Fantastic song.  And... I'd like to leave work, but the playlist has been too great! Wilco, Dead, Big Head Todd, Alice in Chains...


Posted 15 years ago by Cornelia    [ Reply ]
For those interested...the lodestar of the title is the name of the driers at the coin laundry.  A nice song about the simple details of life in Kingston, Ontario. 
Posted 15 years ago by Canadeh    [ Reply ]
This album is really terrific.
Posted 15 years ago by teapot    [ Reply ]
 lmic wrote:
Like k.d. lang + Deb Talan. Nice
 
Yes!  Has the same texture to me too!
Posted 15 years ago by DeeCee1109    [ Reply ]
I forgot how much I like this album.  Thanks!  {#Music}
Posted 15 years ago by sporkster    [ Reply ]
 Art_Carnage wrote:
One of those few songs where I stop whatever I'm doing so I can actually listen to it, rather than just hear it.
 
ditto

Posted 15 years ago by jameshay    [ Reply ]
Like k.d. lang + Deb Talan. Nice
Posted 15 years ago by lmic    [ Reply ]
{#Hearteyes}
Posted 15 years ago by MsJudi    [ Reply ]
subtlety is not boring

 dunno wrote:
starts a bit boring, but gets better at the end.
 


Posted 15 years ago by xkolibuul    [ Reply ]
These lyrics paint a beautiful picture. Boating at night. Brings special memories, and dreams, for me. I'm gonna spend .99 and get this tune from itunes. I'm such a big spender.
Posted 15 years ago by Alpine    [ Reply ]
crowhog2000 wrote:
this would be good like at 4:45am when I'm asleep.
starts a bit boring, but gets better at the end.
Posted 15 years ago by dunno    [ Reply ]
Good, eh?
Posted 15 years ago by Papernapkin    [ Reply ]
Arowana wrote:
Poor. Too much canadian shit right now.
You really think the quality of a song depends on the artist's origin? What a moron...
Posted 16 years ago by prickelpit96    [ Reply ]
Yeah, rilly quite nice indeedy.....
Posted 16 years ago by nigelr    [ Reply ]
One of those few songs where I stop whatever I'm doing so I can actually listen to it, rather than just hear it.
Posted 16 years ago by Art_Carnage    [ Reply ]
I disagree. Two Canadian songs in a row= wonderful! Especially when they're both so good.
Posted 16 years ago by Squirreley    [ Reply ]
Poor. Too much canadian shit right now.
Posted 16 years ago by Arowana    [ Reply ]
this would be good like at 4:45am when I'm asleep.
Posted 16 years ago by crowhog2000    [ Reply ]
SinBlossom wrote:
Warm and liquid, so soothing!
Good description. I also saw a Mama Cass comparison which fits. Wonderful song. I'll set this aside for my next itunes purchace. Thanks Bill!
Posted 16 years ago by farbenblinde    [ Reply ]
Very pleasant early morning music!
Posted 16 years ago by philbertr    [ Reply ]
Nice voice, like the cello, makes me want to buy an old Chevy and drive
Posted 16 years ago by EssexTex    [ Reply ]
Jamunca wrote:
Two songs for the price of one. Giggity.
love the giggity
Posted 16 years ago by slartibart_O    [ Reply ]
Wow - Sarah draws positive comments from both the loafmaster and the trekkie. Truly, she has the music that soothes the savage beast, I'm thinkin'. I sometimes get itchy for the second part to kick in, but I'm always psyched by the end of the tune.
Posted 16 years ago by Spot_69    [ Reply ]
algrif wrote:
Continues to be one of the most delightful songs on the RP playlist.
We certainly agree on this point.
Posted 17 years ago by lester    [ Reply ]
Continues to be one of the most delightful songs on the RP playlist.
Posted 17 years ago by algrif    [ Reply ]
Jamunca wrote:
Two songs for the price of one. Giggity.
Not sure what giggity means. However, the tempo change and the introduction the cello into the second part of the tune is great!!!
Posted 17 years ago by MrCaps    [ Reply ]
This song is so lame. Too feminine for this cat. I love the rest of the album tho' and have enjoyed her live in concert too.
Posted 17 years ago by Thistle    [ Reply ]
Two songs for the price of one. Giggity.
Posted 17 years ago by Jamunca    [ Reply ]
freddyfender wrote:
I also didn't like it the first time, and over time it has grown on me like a bad foot fungus.
Does that mean there are good foot fungi then?
Posted 17 years ago by weevilkinevil    [ Reply ]
lowelltr wrote:
GODLIKE - is there an "11" I could use? This is one of my top ten songs of all time, I shit you not...
If they gave you the 11, they'd have to give me a negative 11.
Posted 17 years ago by eskles    [ Reply ]
99 wrote:
fantabulous.
Super fantabulous. Exactly.
Posted 17 years ago by tomhodgman    [ Reply ]
This is my first time, and I don't like it. Its putting me to sleep.
Posted 17 years ago by LizDeines    [ Reply ]
she has a beautiful voice. reminds me of mama cass.
Posted 17 years ago by oldmanb    [ Reply ]
freddyfender wrote:
I also didn't like it the first time, and over time it has grown on me like a bad foot fungus.
I've never heard that one before. Thank you.
Posted 17 years ago by coccyx    [ Reply ]
Perfect Monday song. Thanks Bill!
Posted 17 years ago by Wes16V    [ Reply ]
fantabulous.
Posted 17 years ago by 99    [ Reply ]
dogpound wrote:
didn't like it the first time, it's grown on me
I also didn't like it the first time, and over time it has grown on me like a bad foot fungus.
Posted 17 years ago by freddyfender    [ Reply ]
didn't like it the first time, it's grown on me
Posted 17 years ago by dogpound    [ Reply ]
GODLIKE - is there an "11" I could use? This is one of my top ten songs of all time, I shit you not...
Posted 17 years ago by lowelltr    [ Reply ]
I'm a sucker for string accompaniment.
Posted 17 years ago by UltraNurd    [ Reply ]
Starts off a bit slow but has a nice groove by the end.
Posted 17 years ago by xkolibuul    [ Reply ]
Just bumped from a 7 to an 8... That voice is excellent, and the cello and trumpet work so well with her singing. And I love the sort of "unplugged alt-rock" sound at the end as well. Very nice.
Posted 17 years ago by ploafmaster    [ Reply ]
"listen...the darkness rings.." more canadian music...yay...
Posted 17 years ago by TobiMc3    [ Reply ]
This is one I probably should not buy. I like hearing it on here so much! Sometimes is the best part of special.
Posted 17 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
I know what to get me mum for Christmas now. Good god - is she still going on??
Posted 17 years ago by blueuk808    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by ndg    [ Reply ]
Warm and liquid, so soothing!
Posted 17 years ago by SinBlossom    [ Reply ]
Just raised my rating from 8 to 9. I love it. I came back to raise my rating to 9, but found I'd already done that. Heh.
Posted 17 years ago by Dave_Mack    [ Reply ]
Huey wrote:
it sucks
yes yes?
Posted 17 years ago by tony620d    [ Reply ]
Kite_Flyer wrote:
That is just awful.
I have to agree.
Posted 17 years ago by Zweiblumen    [ Reply ]
That is just awful.
Posted 17 years ago by Kite_Flyer    [ Reply ]
1guppy wrote:
Love this song, and just about every one of Sarah's songs. Great singer/songwriter from Kingston, Ontario!
Kingston - also the home of The Tragically Hip
Posted 17 years ago by Tireux_De_Roche    [ Reply ]
Love this song, and just about every one of Sarah's songs. Great singer/songwriter from Kingston, Ontario!
Posted 17 years ago by 1guppy    [ Reply ]
Cut out the first 2 minutes of this song and it would be tremendously better...
Posted 17 years ago by ObsidianInfinity    [ Reply ]
This has to be an RP staple, cuz it's played waaaaayyy too much.
Posted 17 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
Art_Carnage wrote:
Here's the D.H.Lawrence poem that inspired parts of this song (which Sarah acknowledges in the liner notes): There are only two things now, The great black night scooped out And this fire-glow. This fire-glow, the core, And we the two ripe pips That are held in store. Listen, the darkness rings As it circulates round our fire. Take off your things. Your shoulders, your bruised throat! Your breasts, your nakedness! This fiery coat! As the darkness flickers and dips, As the firelight falls and leaps From your feet to your lips! D. H. Lawrence
Ohh, that is lovely! Thank you for posting that. Makes me like this song all the more! As well as wish that my fellow wasn't so far away. SIGH.
Posted 17 years ago by Antigone    [ Reply ]
it sucks
Posted 17 years ago by Huey    [ Reply ]
I think I like the whole one
Posted 17 years ago by undo_silence    [ Reply ]
ndfan75 wrote:
not bad. I like the 1st half of the song
and I like the second half!
Posted 17 years ago by ampersand    [ Reply ]
not bad. I like the 1st half of the song
Posted 17 years ago by ndfan75    [ Reply ]
ZzZzZzZzZzZzZ
Posted 17 years ago by Bizzarefall    [ Reply ]
I was just thinking about this one this morning, and then Bill pulls it out of the hat !! Thanks Bill.
Posted 17 years ago by algrif    [ Reply ]
So if you really like this song, what would you want to hear afterwards?
Posted 17 years ago by meghan89    [ Reply ]
meghan89 wrote:
Oh no, no, no The comments page are for reading comments. Thought, ideas, opinions. There are links to find the lyrics, if need be. There is plenty wrong with having all the lyrics to all the songs on every page. Seriously, it sucks.
A link is cool yeah, but I agree with the suckage.
Posted 17 years ago by smadanayr    [ Reply ]
meghan89 wrote:
I would like to listen this while swinging on hammock in a warm afternoon.
I'll bring the wine!
Posted 17 years ago by weevilkinevil    [ Reply ]
Luna2 wrote:
MUST YOU LIST LYRICS TO EVERY SONG. I know Im lashing out at you. But its gotta stop
Just for the record, a song = lyrics + music. Now, what exactly is wrong with listing lyrics? I sorta enjoy someone who takes the time, energy, and effort to post them. Saves lazy ol' me the trouble of having to look 'em up.
Posted 17 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
meghan89 wrote:
Oh no, no, no The comments page are for reading comments. Thought, ideas, opinions. There are links to find the lyrics, if need be. There is plenty wrong with having all the lyrics to all the songs on every page. Seriously, it sucks.
I guess my point is that if you want to discuss the lyrics in your comment it's easier to have them in one place where everyone can reference them as they are commenting. It really doesn't take up that much room...far less than the room we're taking up by arguing this issue.
Posted 17 years ago by pixidrizzl    [ Reply ]
This sounds like some chick singing in a hoffbrow during WW II. I'm waiting for Colonel Hogan to slide in and schmooze her; followed closely behind by Sergeant Shultz and Colonel Klink.
Posted 17 years ago by freddyfender    [ Reply ]
Started out strong. As the instrumentation builds up it pretty much loses power....
Posted 17 years ago by siloco    [ Reply ]
Oh no, no, no The comments page are for reading comments. Thought, ideas, opinions. There are links to find the lyrics, if need be. There is plenty wrong with having all the lyrics to all the songs on every page. Seriously, it sucks.
Posted 17 years ago by meghan89    [ Reply ]
Luna2 wrote:
MUST YOU LIST LYRICS TO EVERY SONG. I know Im lashing out at you. But its gotta stop
I love that he/she is listing the lyrics...then I don't have to go lookin' for them when I'm curious.
Posted 17 years ago by pixidrizzl    [ Reply ]
Sounds like Fiona away from the carnival, and I like Fiona so thumbs up. Lost me as it went. Liked it when it was stripped down. The more it grew musically the less I liked it. Started a 9 ended up a 7..
Posted 17 years ago by himay333    [ Reply ]
I can see a rusting '59 Ford pickup truck in the distance. . . and a cow taking a dump right next to it. I have a bottle of some type of liquor in my hand. . . and I doze off in my rocking chair. I try to be funny, but I can't.
Posted 17 years ago by brokemusician    [ Reply ]
Luna2 wrote:
MUST YOU LIST LYRICS TO EVERY SONG. I know Im lashing out at you. But its gotta stop
Woah there captain! It's called a scroll bar. feel free to use it.
Posted 17 years ago by timandjuliet    [ Reply ]
That's my Girl. Sarah,
Posted 17 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
I've heard this song plenty of times on this station- didnt think much of it to begin with, but does it grow on you or what?? Liking it.
Posted 17 years ago by dapower    [ Reply ]