hold me close and tell me how you feel
tell me love is real. mmm, darling when you're near.
jessica lea mayfield - words of love (buddy holly cover)
art: roberto calbucci (via of paper and things)
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the brain is a slow wave
i could be so happy if i just quit being sad. i could be so happy if I just quit being a drag. i could be so sweet if i just quit being sour. i could do all these things. oh, i have the power. i'm gonna see what tomorrow brings.
heartless bastards - be so happy
heartless bastards - new resolution is my resolution too.
heartless bastards - hold your head high
heartless bastards - the mountain
photo: octavian dogariu (via hello bauldoff)
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i like the time i spent with you girl
cold cave - life magazine & the trees grew emotions and died
delorean - seasun & deli
jj - things will never be the same again & ecstasy
photo: sandra croft
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all i want
Myrtle
by John Ashbery
How funny your name would be
if you could follow it back to where
the first person thought of saying it,
naming himself that, or maybe
some other persons thought of it
and named that person. It would
be like following a river to its source,
which would be impossible. Rivers have no source.
They just automatically appear at a place
where they get wider, and soon a real
river comes along, with fish and debris,
regal as you please, and someone
has already given it a name: St. Benno
(saints are popular for this purpose) or, or
some other name, the name of his
long-lost girlfriend, who comes
at long last to impersonate that river,
on a stage, her voice clanking
like its bed, her clothing of sand
and pasted paper, a piece of real technology,
while all along she is thinking, I can
do what I want to do. But I want to stay here.
sarah blasko - all i want
sarah blasko - we won't run
photo: nathalie daoust (via of paper and things)
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