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"These are dangerous days To say what you feel is to lay your own grave" I'll go down swinging that this is a top ten all-time song. March 20th, NYC's Carnegie Hall, tribute concert for her and Shane McGowan.
Feb 13, 2024

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Shane MacGowan died today. He led one of Ireland's greatest bands. This July, my dad sang "A Rainy Night in Soho" as my cousin walked down the isle. There wasn't a dry eye. I've been loving you a long time Down all the years, down all the days And I've cried for all your troubles Smiled at your funny little ways We watched our friends grow up together And we saw them as they fell Some of them fell into Heaven Some of them fell into Hell Now this song is nearly over We may never find out what it means Still there's a light I hold before me And you're the measure of my dreams, the measure of my dreams
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There at the Kent State shootings. 💔 There at the creation of the Sex Pistols đŸ”« There for the birth of alt-rock. đŸŽ¶ Still standing. Her voice is perhaps the best of the past forty years - she could sing the dictionary and I would still listen. ‘You arrived like a day, and passed like a cloud/ I made a wish, I said it out loud’ I wish I had written that.
Feb 21, 2024

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