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This Cd was such an emotional healing sound for me after 9-11.......
I remember the emotion of songs really giving me outlets for my emotions as a kid. It was like I could feel the pain or sadness in a song even if the lyrics in no way connected to my circumstances even when I was very young....with no one to talk to about life in an alcohol ravaged home and probably no real understanding about what was happening to me music was my friend. This stuff wasn't something to talk to others about, but songs really provided a way to feel safely! I remember listening to and loving the Everly Brothers and one song in particular..CRYING IN THE RAIN. I remember tears and deep soulful connections to songs like The Poor Side of Town by Johnny Rivers...
I still feel the same today when I hear this song...music is so amazing...I know it saved my life! This so song is sooooo perfect.
I have ALWAYS loved Johnny Rivers - in all his phases - and I have done a version of Springsteen's "You're Missing" both as a remembrance re: 9/11 and for other loved ones who are gone from my life/heart. You continue to be close to my heart even when I am busy with other matters of the heart... everything IS everything....
ReplyDeleteThanks RJ....I know you are out there...and it means the world to me! Thanks for the inspiration and caring! Would have loved to hear you do this Springsteen song......
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