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Ohburyme not onthe lone prairieI’m a city galAnd I’ll never go thereI wear ribbons in my hairMy clothes are made out of fine laceAnd the prairie won’t be my resting place”Oh…| ladysighs
Ohburyme not onthe lone prairieI’m a city galAnd I’ll never go thereI wear ribbons in my hairMy clothes are made out of fine laceAnd the prairie won’t be my resting place”Oh…| ladysighs
I’m old enough to remember Ronald Reagan hosting General Electric Theater, on Sunday nights, when he would look sincerely into the camera and say “General Electric, where progress is our most important product.” Presumably, progress was both inevitable and desirable—a mashup of American technologies and innovation, bringing (GE again) good things to life. On television, […]| Teacher in a strange land
Fans of Paramore and the 1975 will be familiar with Pale Waves’ pop-rock take on 80s synth. Appearing on the scene in 2017 with debut track “There’s a Honey”, Pale Waves were named Q’s Best Breakthrough Act, played Madison Square Gardens, released 5 studio albums, most recently Smitten. I sat down with Heather Baron Gracie, […] The post Of Mice and Moderation: Interview with Pale Wave’s lead singer Heather Baron-Gracie first appeared on The Badger.| The Badger
I'm no one's mule. I once received an applaw - one single clap - for a song I did. I was honored. Never forget the words of The Northwoods Nightingale, Florence Foster Jenkins;| Escaped Wage Slave
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Days Like Water Poem with Barbara Leonhard. Just add rubber duckies| Unique Times
Bust the glass Ceiling! Why Not! A poem and shout out!| Unique Times
Show Time features recordings I have made of songs from movies. Here is a free ticket for all the performances and of course popcorn. People Will Say We’re in Love from Oklahoma Don’t throw bouquets at meDon’t please my folks too muchDon’t laugh at my jokes too muchPeople will say we’re in love Don’t sigh […]| ladysighs
Alas and alack all your files you lostNow you want them back no matter what the costSo many nights you’ve turned and tossedA holocaust bridges to be crossed You must be brave and face the truthThe skills you had were only in your youthThe past is gone wiped clean awayThe only thing left is for […]| ladysighs
We are on a journey through a world that is not our true Home. We seek the “City whose Builder and Maker is God” according the Hebrews 11:10. Note the […] The post Songs to Sing Along the Way appeared first on GGWO Church Baltimore.| GGWO Church Baltimore
“Come up and see, and I will show you things to come.” Jesus extended this invitation to John the Apostle in Revelation 4. At once, he went in the Spirit […] The post The Scene of Sovereignty appeared first on GGWO Church Baltimore.| GGWO Church Baltimore
Valcq & Alley Shine Bright, Musical Light on Small Town USA by Mary Lou Herlihy Hope is the thing with feathers. —Emily Dickinson “The Spitfire Grill,” set in the fictional town of Gilead, Wisconsin, IS small town America. Children are lost to foreign wars, jobs have gone offshore, and small businesses struggle. Whole communities are devastated and forsaken. But the musical offers hope and redemption in the Rust Belt. Music Director Nick Brown creates a seamless world of sound, with gi...| theatrius.com
Join members of the Storytime Solidarity team as they sing their theme song, an inclusive song, welcoming all to storytime.| Storytime Solidarity
10 Best Android Music Apps where you can easily download your favorite songs.This are-Gaana, Spotify, Amazon Music, JioSaavn, Hungama Music, and many more.| Next Mashup
The 21st Century Monads have released a new album, The World Soul. The 21st Century Monads are a band that makes music about philosophy. Its current are philosophers Kris McDaniel (Notre Dame), Carrie Jenkins (British Columbia), Ben Bradley (Syracuse), and Laura Callahan (Notre Dame). McDaniel wrote most of the parts for The World Soul and played| Daily Nous - news for & about the philosophy profession
WolfKlain & Donovan Exalt Beloved Singer’s Brief, Brilliant Career by Lynne Stevens My knee hurt badly, and I was feeling sorry for myself. I could barely limp to my car. I was ready to call it in and cancel my date with an old friend. But I reminded myself that I only had to get there, and I’d be sitting down. As soon as the six piece “Grand Ole Opry” band struck up, my pain vanished, and I was drawn back to 1961. Patsy Cline’s songs were playing on the radio when I was a young tee...| theatrius.com
Do you need help identifying that song that's been stuck in your head all day? A song finder app on your mobile device can help!| Make Tech Easier
Shazam isn't the only answer to "What song is this?" This article explains the best ways to identify a song online, including Shazam, Google, Alexa, Siri, and lyric search.| Make Tech Easier
Discover the best songs about moving on and letting go with our playlist. Take your time to heal your broken heart with music that will help you find happiness!| Happier Human
This song was found in the Bristol Radical History pamphlet (#6) ‘The Life and Times of Warren James’ about the Forest of Dean enclosures: Arouse ye, free miners, who delve in old Dean,and all ye freeholders with rights o’er its green,‘Tis time to be stirring for danger is nigh;and if ye bestir not, you’ll find […]| Three Acres And A Cow
C FThere is a fine gent christened Ru LitherlandC FMulch, sow and then reap C CThere is a fine gent christened Ru Litherland C CAnd he has green fingers on both of his handsC Em7 C F C G CI’ll be good to the land and the land will be good to me With a […]| Three Acres And A Cow
In 1866, Lord Brownlow of Ashridge House tried to enclose a third of Berkhamsted Common by putting in iron fences “without any openings and entirely regardless of public rights of way”. But the Commons Preservation Society got together a bunch of workmen and labourers to come up on a special midnight train from London and […]| Three Acres And A Cow
A Lanthorne for Landlords was published as a broadsheet ballad to the tune of The Duke of Norfolk, and was clearly directed towards a popular audience in the countryside. Its narrative develops themes apparent in some of the earlier works in this section: most notably Robert Crowley’s poem, which ends with the voice of God […]| Three Acres And A Cow
A very old ballad borrowed from the private library of some aristocrat by a friend of Roy Palmer’s, who spent years trying to obtain a copy. Probably connected to the Midland Revolt. You gentlemen that rack your rentes, and throwe downe Land for corneThe tyme will com that som will sigh, that ever they were […]| Three Acres And A Cow
I’ve recently been learning about the failed attempts by the Scottish ruling class to start a new colony in the last 1600s and how this bankrupted them. It was financial ruin caused by this that led to their agreeing (being bribed?) to the formal union of Scotland with England and Wales in 1707 in exchange […]| Three Acres And A Cow
Saturday’s always seemed like a day apart for me, not in the same sense as Sunday, a day apart with God and church, but in a “day off from the routine” way. Since Saturday morning my husband actual…| This, that and the other thing
It started with a request many of you have emailed us about – wanting to browse all the jams someone has posted. Today, you can! Check out your own, or some of our favorites like garage_xplosion’s fuzzed-out guitars, ChampagneMami’s sizzling RnB party, or sarahbadr’s up-and-coming electronics. Now these aren’t simply jams anymore – they’re history – and with that history there’s too much rich cultural context to not take this one step further… Introducing songs All the ...| The Jam Journal
Everyone does circle time a little different but if you're like me it is one of your favorite times of the day. There are opportunities for the children to lead and to follow, to encourage one another with applause and to help one another when an answer is elusive. Circle time is a community meeting where everyone belongs and has a say.| Luv Pre-K
T he travelling Troubadour is a wonderful way to dispense Rumors and Information. Sometimes they even find themselves within Party Rosters...| blog.d4caltrops.com
First things first: Here is the latest version of “The General Authorities Song.” And now, the story. Late in the fall of 1995, I was back at BYU after my missionary service (I’d been in Philadelphia) and was trying to think of funny religious-themed things I could write for the Garrens Comedy Troupe. Mormon, Utah, […]| EricDSnider.com
