A Thoughtful Way Home
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My shoulder was aching at work today and I asked a member of staff if she
could rub it for me.
This she kindly did with some banter talk about her regular ...
1 hour ago
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Good morning Cro, have a nice weekend. here is the end of the weekend, beginning of a new week,I liked her in the 60's.
ReplyDeleteIt's just a nice song; no more, no less.
Delete"Thinking about the chump I've been" reminds me of Harvey J and Ollie (grandsons) being asked to suggest names for Boo Boo when he was born. They suggested Chump and Jesus. Great names.
ReplyDeleteYears ago a little neighbor boy named his two miniature turtles Puppy Chow and Burger King!
DeleteI listened again to the words, there is no match between the sadness between the lines and the happy melody.
ReplyDeleteShe's very hard on herself, although she didn't actually write the lyrics.
DeleteAlways a favourite of mine Cro.
ReplyDeleteShe had such an expressive voice.
DeleteI loved Mama Cass, I have been on the lookout for her version of Cherries Jubilee, which I had on a LP and for some reason always liked, no idea why? The record has sadly been lost in the mists of time.
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I don't know that one. I found it on Spotify, but not by Cass.
DeleteAlas, my hearing loss means I can no longer appreciate all the music I loved in my youth. Mama Cass certainly had a fine voice I remember.
ReplyDeleteI dread losing my hearing. My wife is a little bit deaf and she finds it very frustrating.
DeleteBeautiful voice, such a sad life, may she rest in peace. It was nice to hear that again!
ReplyDeleteI heard just a couple of seconds of it a few days ago, and had to hear more.
DeleteWonderful. What more need I say?
ReplyDeleteShe had such a beautiful rounded voice. Always a pleasure to listen to her.
DeleteWhat a wonderful memory. Thanks Cro.
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