I’m back. Not like an oversized man-machine sent back in time or a certain bloody Count (or was that a Baron?) of lore with a penchant for necking of a sort. Nope. You see, if I didn’t make a re-entry, I would have to change this blog to deadnote.com – too painful, not to mention significantly more depressing – and this particular post to ‘Death Note’ which makes for a subtle but important difference from its current title, don’t you think? (Explanatory Note: title expands to Near Death Experience). Dyamm, now that I’ve put the first few words together, I should’ve done this around Halloween. (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘End Of The Line’
A Rhyme For Every Reason
Posted: December 18, 2012 in MusicTags: Amos Lee, CCR, Duran Duran, DyingNote, End Of The Line, Free, Gentle Giant, I Lost My Head, Is There Something I Should Know, Jesus Is Just Alright, Last Fair Deal, Life In The Fast Lane, Mack The Knife, Mouthful Of Grass, Music, Music blog, Rolling Stones, Rory Block, Supply And Demand, Sympathy For The Devil, The Byrds, The Doobie Brothers, The Eagles, Traveling Wilburys, Turn! Turn! Turn!, Wrote A Song For Everyone
And a song for every season.
They could well paraphrase this song to ‘Churn, Churn, Churn’ and make it the HR department’s anthem
This one for the marketer peddling his wares
And for that mythical honest business
For the paranoid and the merely curious alike
If only Pontius Pilate had sung
And in this season of giving and forgiving
For the one on a diet (there’s a twisted mind at work here)
And one for that cow on the street
For those historically inclined (Rick, are you listening?), overheard during the French Revolution
With a liberal dose of liberty, the background score to Julius Caesar – Act 3: Scene 1, perhaps?
For my passengers when I drive
When out runs the line
And the end is nigh
And this one that prompted this post
Wrote a song for everyone
And I could’t even talk to you
