Eff Yeah Indigo Girls

It’s not the fallen man, It’s not the call of time, It’s just the London skyline Telling me you’re not mine …

Crazy folk version of “Clampdown” that’s been stuck in my head today

“What Are You Like,” Indigo Girls

Drain that land For a better plan Sugarcane and the civil man But now the ringin’ dead them pines Planted in that time We gonna keep on killin’ till they get it right A thousand tides, and A thousand waves Takin’ it all away It’ll come back in We’ll be gone by then, oh And it’s a miracle we ever learned to live I remember the wind As it was settlin’ And every sun goin’ down was a picture then But we look back at ‘em framed They all look the same There’s no sense of time, no sense of pain A thousand tides, and A thousand waves Takin’ it all away And it’ll come back in We’ll be gone by then, oh And it’s a miracle we ever learned to give

07/28/12

“the hardest to learn was the least complicated”

Listening to Indigo Girls in real time. Go!

Maybe there’s no haven in this world for tender age My heart beat like the wings of wild birds in a cage My greatest hope, my greatest cause to grieve And my heart flew from its cage and it bled upon my sleeve The cries of passion were like wounds that needed healing I couldn’t hear them for the thunder I was half the naked distance between hell and heaven’s ceiling And it almost pulled me under

Indigo Girls

“Jonas and Ezekiel” - Indigo Girls