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Adagio by Irish Electric Bluesman Gary Moore. 

An adagio is a musical piece played in a slow tempo. This is a fine example of the electric blues, one of my favorite genres, and Gary Moore was a master. 

A lovely example of the Baroque concerto by Master Johann Sebastian Bach. It features harpsichord, flute, and violins. Bach was a virtuoso harpsichordist and he wrote this piece to showcase his skills and he instrumentalized it the same as for his masterwork the six Brandenburg Concertos.

“Only Time” Enya

Who can say where the road goes Where the day flows, only time And who can say if your love grows As your heart chose, only time

Who can say why your heart sighs As your love flies, only time And who can say why your heart cries When your love lies, only time

I’ve had this song going through my head for a couple of days now. Actually, not the whole song just the first verse and chorus. It’s annoying but it is better than last week when it was the theme from “Happy Days”.

The Ballad of the Dying Man” by Father John Misty

[Verse 1] Naturally the dying man wonders to himself: Has commentary been more lucid than anybody else? And had he successively beaten back the rising tide Of idiots, dilettantes, and fools On his watch while he was alive Lord, just a little more time

[Refrain] Oh, in no time at all This'll be the distant past Ooh

[Verse 2] So says the dying man once I'm in the box Just think of all the overrated hacks running amok And all of the pretentious, ignorant voices that will go unchecked The homophobes, hipsters, and 1% The false feminists he'd managed to detect Oh, who will critique them once he's left?

[Refrain] Oh, in no time at all This'll be the distant past

[Bridge] What he'd give for one more day to rate and analyze The world made in his image as of yet To realize what a mess to leave behind